KlabbStainless Steel Faucet S20 Single Handle High Brushed Nickel Pull Out Kitchen Faucet,Single Level Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Faucets with Pull Down Sprayer

It’s nice project and easy installation

I couldn't be more pleased with this faucet. I highly recommend it to anyone who cans food at home. The height of the curve makes filling larger pots easy without getting hung. Also the pull out faucet is great and the weight that pulls the nozzle back in is the perfect size so it slides in and out easily rather than jerking it out of your hands like some do. I would buy this again definitely. And the price is amazing along with the overall quality. It's a very nice heavy metal not a thin plastic faucet. Best buy for the price I would normally expect to pay way more for this quality of product. It only took about 5minutes to install with only a pair of pliers so simple anyone could do it. I recommend this faucet over the big name brands.

Great value. Gave it a 4 star as the connections from hose to fixture are unusual Comes with a 24 inch hoses.

Me gusto.

I needed this for my wash up sink in my garage. I don't use it often so I did not want to spend a lot of money.It works ok, but is very cheaply constructed. It probably would not last long in a kitchen where it gets lots of use.If you get one, tape the spray head to the neck until you get it installed. I took mine out of the box and the spray head and hose fell out of the neck. It was a major pain to get it threaded back in. I almost sent it back, but tried one more time and got it through. I fiddled with it for a good 15 minutes. Also, the hot and cold hook ups were not identified; at least that I could find. So I took a shot, and of course the first go I hooked them up backward. The instructions are written in such broken English as to be unintelligible. It was pretty easy to figure out without the instructions.For the money, and for lite duty service it should be fine,

I installed this pretty little fixture on my own with zero prior plumbing experience. It took me 1.25 hours due to watching youtube on how to take apart old faucet and install new pull down. The directions were worthless, just youtube it. Save some struggle with the 3 rings.clear rubbery one against bottom of counter. Then the silver nut, then the screw mechanism with the beveled part down. In my case that one would not screw in but luckily the old one worked for me. Next, the connector hoses had black rubber bands on the end and wouldn't screw in. I had to move them up a notch then it worked. Don't remove completely, these are essentially plumbers tape in a sense to stop leakage. The end of the pullout hose connects to the blue notch and unscrew then add the black weight to that screw back together. Turn water back on. Voila!

The sink is very nice and easy to install for the price you pay! I originally bought it because my old one had no water pressure whatsoever so i was told I had to replace the entire faucet. The water pressure after replacing omg! Huge improvement and huge difference. HOWEVER, now about a month out i have noticed the water pressure is not the same as it first was but it still does not compare to my old one so I still can’t complain.. will update in about a month to see where we are with water pressure.

This faucet worked fine for a year. Now it's leaking.