20 Best Faucets For Hard Water (2023 Updated)

I like the looks. Brushed nickel is a bit yellowish. Be sure and wipe the splashed if you have hard water. The water comes out wide, but moves the the center a few inches down and that is where it can ricochet off your hands and onto the base of the handles.

Be sure there is a back splash cause this one does use it. Otherwise, it is a solid unit.

Two things are wrong with this faucet: it shows every drop of water and it splashes water everywhere! I did expect much better quality for this price. The splashing is because of the arc: it is too vertical, and the water splashes back.

I love this faucet! It’s all metal, it’s very well made, quality finish and function. No issues, install was easy. Makes me want to replace all my builder grade faucets in the house. You will not be disappointed!.

6 stars for build. com customer service 3 for the Grohe fixture, so evens out to 4 overall. The faucet is truly beautiful in the brass finish. Very heavy and well made overall. Spray function works well.

Design is really nice (always a good sign when it gets knocked off by some other less expensive brands *cough. IKEA *cough. ) Love that the color of the hose can be changed by swapping a different one (must purchase separately though).

I took one star off because the flexible hose is somewhat rigid, so limited in mobility. If you are used to the reach and flexibility of the traditional pull out sprays, this will bother you: because the faucet is so tall and the hose more rigid, it will not reach in close range all corners of a larger sink.

Had I known that from the beginning, I may have selected another model, my bad. Second star removed because the first faucet I got was defective: the spay button didn’t work, so the faucet was in constant half spay half regular function no matter what we did.

This is where the extra star comes, for customers service: I reached out to Build. com and asked for a spare part replacement. Since the spare part was not available from the manufacturer, they sent me a whole new faucet to swap the faulty part for the working one and send it back the unused faucet to them with the defective part (I couldn’t send back the whole faulty faucet because it was already installed by the plumber).

*One side note: I had to reach out twice to build. com. the first time I did via email, I was told to contact the manufacturer directly. Seems fair, but I didn’t want to do that for a brand new faucet that was faulty.

Because we all know how that goes (first you have to convince the customer service of manufacturer that it’s not your fault, then it takes forever to get the part and in this case it wasn’t even available as I found out through Build.

com). So I tried again with the chat feature of Build. com a second time and that’s when I got an amazing and extremely fast service. This is why I shop here and will continue doing so!.

This is a beautiful faucet! It’s tall and thus adds a beautiful, but sleek, design element to a kitchen. My home is not modern but as I replace things, I’m trying to incorporate more modern. This faucet does that nicely.

It’s simple enough to not look out of place in a more traditional home but it adds a nice dose of simple/modern. It’s function is fantastic. The spray mode is very directional and so strong (great for running the garbage disposal effectively).

With my previous faucet, I thought I needed a new garbage disposal but it’s just that the spray wasn’t strong enough. What a difference with this new one. The stream mode is super quiet and very cool in that it works like a faucet in a very high end hotel.

It’s hard to explain the quietness and how different and nice it is. The rubber pull down part is great – a bit stiff at first but softens nicely over the first month. The faucet is tall but the stream or spray is so nicely directional that you can place your pot/cup or whatever low in the sink and the it’s just like having the item right up near where the water comes out.

In that same way, the directional spray is great when cleaning the sides and bottom of a large sink, despite not being able to pull the hose all the way down to the bottom of the sink. The hard graphite finish fits in very well with all my ORB finishes.

It’s kind of like a nice shiny charcoal/stainless type color. Oh, and this faucet is VERY easy to install for homeowners.

I’ve looked at this faucet for over a year but waited til someone else reviewed it since it was expensive. In the meantime I looked at hundreds of faucets and reading thousands of reviews on other faucets, but I couldn’t find anything that made my heart flutter as this one did— I wanted something stunning for our modern house, so I ordered it after Thanksgiving.

I was replacing a 12 year old pull down faucet that had started sagging out of the end and it just wouldn’t push all the way up. I went back and forth on the color and decided the chrome looked more exciting and the stainless steel a bit dull looking and I’m glad I chose chrome; even though it’s chrome it stays clean without water spotting.

The spray is super powerful! I thought our water pressure must have been poor based on how weak my old fauce was, but this new one has a great stream and a great spray, and unlike a lot of faucets, you don’t have to turn the water off to go from spray to stream.

Once you turn off the sprayer, when you come back later the faucet reverts to stream, which is practical and makes good sense. I don’t turn on the faucet without getting a little thrill each time I use it, I’m so delighted with it.

I’m going to buy a second one for my prep sink because my old prep sink faucet also has a droopy nozzle. The new faucet is very heavy and feels solid; my handiman Carl installed it quickly and he was very impressed with the quality.

It looks very high end, sleek and glamorous, like an expensive pair of high heels. It’s modern without being weird or too “out there”. Our kitchen is the hub of our house and ever since I’ve gotten it, anyone who has visited notices it and compliments it.

When my husband came home and used it, it met his very practical criteria of easy to work and easy to maneuver; he liked the fact the spout can undock and spray a large area and it reattached easily and solidly (no droopy drawers with a magnetic docking arm that has a nice firm magnet).

I like the black hose with our black sink but you can actually order all sorts of colored hoses and change them out. I also like the fact there’s no outer coil that so many commercial look faucets have since I didn’t want to clean those coils.

I am 100% thrilled with this faucet and with Build. com.

I bought this faucet last fall because it was the same style as my regular kitchen faucet. It looks great and works well except for a very slow drip. A drop of water can be seen hanging from it most of the time.

Disappointing, but not worth returning and calling the plumber back. I need another RO tap and not at all certain I will buy this model again, certainly not if I can find another brand that looks similar.

Had to purchase an adapter to make it fit our system. That adaptor was the only part that didn’t leak. Constant drip from the faucet and also around the base. Very cheap and not solid construction. Returned and purchased a Kraus which was twice the price but much better.

Guess you get what you pay for.

I had some trouble with installation because the faucet only accepts PEX fittings—and I was connecting it to my already-installed Watts water filtration system that uses threaded fittings (the faucet I was replacing was threaded).

It took a lot of playing around with different adapters (and multiple trips to HD for parts to try), but I was (finally) able to install it successfully. The faucet itself has a great build quality. I detracted a star due to the headache of my installation—I would have purchased something else had I known this wasn’t a threaded faucet.

Kitchen faucets are very personal to the taste. what one person likes, another person hates. So unless u prefer the old school faucet look, this might not be for you. OTOH, if you like the old school look and have a country type kitchen, this faucet is a perfect re creation of the classic design.

goes well with older style cast iron sinks. Fit n finish is superb. and as with all current Moen products, installation quite simple. good fittings and nice instructions. Moen has really elevated their product line since 10 years ago.

If u use one handed faucets a lot, u might find the left / right temp adjustment a bit cumbersome. but after a few uses, u learn the right position for each to attain temp you desire. Single handed faucets detract from the classic look.

No pull up, or pull out, extension on this old school faucet. as that would ruin the classic appeal. so be sure u do not desire that feature. A very classy looking, well built faucet for the price. could not find a reason to ding it, so 5 stars from me.

Absolutely stunning faucet! Moen 7250SRS Belfield TWO-HANDLE High Arc Kitchen Faucet too my kitchen sink to the next level. This faucet is beautiful and understated. All my family with their newly built houses (everyone renovated this past year it would seem) installed these ridiculously fancy faucets with touch to turn-on and detachable heads etc.

Very modern, very fancy – they break. This Moen is classy and understated. It works and works well. It looks beautiful and sturdy. Functional but classy. It’s standard size so it fits perfectly and it’s hot a high arc so you can fit pots underneath it for filling up.

It installed easy. There is no retractable hose connection on this, so you will not be able to use it with a hose (only 2 holes). I know this will last!.

This is a well made, high quality faucet, according to the plumber who did the installation. It is also very handsome and looks good in my kitchen. The arc of the faucet is higher than the faucet it replaces and I have no trouble filling large containers with water.

The finish is good. I have been using the faucet for a couple of months and the finish still looks as good as when it was installed. The only thing I don’t like is the water saver that reduces the flow.

It doesn’t make much sense to me since it still takes the same amount of water to fill the tea kettle, but takes longer now. However, I think that this was included in the box with the faucet and put in it by the plumber when he did the installation.

I wish he had asked me before he did, but i will probably have him come back and remove it if he can.

This faucet is an overpriced unit that does not work. The sensor trips on its own so don’t go away for a long weekend or holiday or you may have running water for days!!! And the sensor loves to trip in the middle of the night so you have to wake up and run to shut it off.

There is no way to disconnect the sensor without disconnecting the entire faucet (no water runs when disconnected). Even if they repaired the unit, the fear of running water in the middle of night or when I am holiday will never go away.

The design is flawed. The distance between the body and the faucet is so short, you have to push your dishes up to the edge of the sink in order to get the water to fall on it. And the water flow. there is only one position, full blast.

The function lacks the ability to control how much water comes out. This is an extremely expensive high end faucet to not actual work as a faucet. Beware and do not buy.

Beautiful Faucet but does not work well considering the price. It never stays connected more than 5 minutes to my home network. Before anybody starts saying it’s my network, the router is literally 10 feet away separated by a wall that is completely open to one side.

I’ve got 2 other devices (Google Home and smart plug) plugged right next to it and they never go down. Oh and, I’m actually a network specialist, so I know what I’m talking about. There is no way of lowering the flow of the faucet when activated by motion.

In other words, no matter what the handle position is, when the faucet is turned on by motion, the water is always fully open. This is quite annoying if you are trying to wash your hands without splashing dirty water all over your clean dishes in one of the sinks (I have a double sink).

And, I have to add one more annoyance regarding the motion sensor located on the top of the faucet. When you want to wash your hands, you must wave one hand above the sink in order for it to turn on the water.

At the price the faucet goes for (I paid over $820 for it with taxes), they could have put a second sensor in the front of the faucet or under the spout, so that by moving your hands in front of it, the water would turn on.

You need to have a specific routine in mind when you want to use it. If your hands are dirty with a liquid that is dripping, by you waving a hand on top of the faucet, you will most likely dirty the faucet.

Same thing goes with putting soap in your hands. In order not to dirty the faucet itself, your best bet is to turn on the water first then put the soap in your hands ( I use a touchless soap dispenser).

Of course none of this would be a problem if I could use the voice command, but since the faucet is never connected to my network, that won’t work. There are other less expensive touchless faucet by Moen and other brands that are just as beautiful but way less expensive and do the same job.

Do not waste your money on this one!.

The electronics failed after five months. when I went to the show room at Ferguson they did not tell me there was a five year warranty on this product, as Mowing has a lifetime warranty on its regular faucets! After five months the hot water start diminishing in volume until it was down to a trickle after a couple of weeks.

I should’ve looked at my warranty as it would have been returnable within six months. I was busy with a remodel so I didn’t contact Bowen until eight months. Now they’re going to send a new electronic box.

I do not believe they have perfected the no hands feature on this $400 Moen 7864EWC faucet. Beware! Besides faulty electronics,when you use the hands-free feature it goes on full volume and splashes everywhere as there is no volume control.

Used this to replace an old faucet in my sink. The handles are easy to turn with just a finger, which is always nice (either before or just after I wash my hands). It doesn’t quite stick as far out into the sink as I’d like, but my guess is this is a matter of personal preference/your mileage may vary depending on the sink you attach it to.

And the number of inches it protrudes is clearly written on the Home Essentials Direct profile, so no one to blame but myself for that one.

This is a solid and sophisticated faucet. The handles on this particular design are more convenient to access than on most all other faucets. It takes only a very light touch to turn the water on and off.

very positive and precise. Using it is really a vast improvement over the Delta faucet it replaces. It feels like it will last forever. and the high arc of the spout makes it much easier to wash and rinse your hands.

The installation took a bit longer than I expected but was relatively easy compared to other faucets I have installed. The Moen faucets have a different approach. you have buy the undersink plumbing/valves for the faucet as a separate kit.

But it is engineered to help simplify the installation which my mind had a hard time accepting and which in turn made me overly cautious. But once I had it all put together I saw the genius of the Moen approach and next time it will go much faster.

I will likely be replacing the other two bathroom faucets in our home with Moen faucets after this positive installation experience. My only complaint is, like most all things you buy these days, the installation instructions are lacking in detail and clarity at some steps.

But if you have installed faucets before you’ll get through it.

Stylish, looks great on our double vanity. However very difficult to install. Water lines are very stiff and just about reach the faucets. Faucets are not labeled left/right or hot/cold so it’s hit or miss once installed to open and close correctly.

For us installations on both sinks were a miss. Both had to be disconnected and then reattached after we turned the water on. One would think after getting the first sink right the second would follow but without markings on the faucets we missed both times.

Cost me over an hour extra time that I had to pay my plumber.

I ordered 3 of these faucets, and experiences issues with 2 of them. One was damaged despite Delta’s supposed inspection and quality efforts. Another was missing a critical component. They’re nice enough aesthetically and not bad to install; however, there is one significant design flaw which is that the rod that controls opens/closes the drain is touching the flexible hose assembly which mixes hot and cold water.

For that reason, the movement is not very smooth, and I question the longevity of the flexible hose touching the metal rod. I would not recommend this due to the design flaw, quality issues, and poor Delta customer service experience.

Overall, the product is made well. Nowhere near as solid as the American Standard solid brass one we decided to replace after 25 years. The problem is the noise. I read the reviews about the noise and I thought ” how noisy could a faucet be?” This is crazy loud.

The metal of this faucet is thin spun and kind of lightweight and I think as the water passes through it sets up a vibration which is hard to describe, but you have to talk loud to talk over the noise.

Seems like they could do better. Does work and look okay other than that. After contacting Delta, they said the noise was likely due to debris in the faucet or lines. No such luck. I did find out though that the external threads of the faucet that go down through the surface of the sink, that get tightened from underneath, were resting against the tile on the top surface of the sink.

This was causing some vibration so I wrapped duct tape around the thread area that made contact with the tile to form a barrier, and that took out some noise. Then I stuffed some foam padding up into the cavity of the faucet unit and then tightened the faucet back down against the sink.

This helped some more. HOWEVER, the only time this faucet is quiet is when it’s on full blast. There are two main reasons this faucet is so loud. The aerator, and the fact that the metal body and handles are thin.

It’s fairly well made, but thin so when the water goes through, it resonates. So bottom line, if your looking for a nice looking, nice working, noisy faucet, this is it.

Obligatory things First: We received this as a review item. In return, we agreed to install it, write an unbiased review of it after we’ve had it installed and used it for a while. We also agreed to answer follow up questions where possible: 1-Packaging – These aren’t cheap faucets, in fact, they are on the higher end of the consumer market.

The packaging had to be firm and strong to keep things in place, I’d expect clear separation of components, easy to read the documentation and relative ease in installation. They get 5 on each of those: 2-Installation – When it comes to plumbing, I generally leave it to the professionals.

I had watched the ‘pros’ the last few times and to be honest, we had a few disasters (the ‘Pros’ were about as good at installs as I was, they were just willing to charge really hefty fees and leave your room in pieces but I digress).

If you are at all handy, this is an excellent item to break your teeth with. Yes, with something expensive, that’s usually a bad idea, but it really is that easy. Watch the videos, read the instructions, make sure you have each item you need and know exactly what you are trying to accomplish with each step of the installation.

There’s a cliche’ about Measuring Twice, Cutting Once. Maybe it’s my weakness at installing such things but I took almost an hour prepping, watching videos, making sure I had each item specific and knew how, why and where it would be used.

While I lost an hour there, it took me around 10 minutes to do the actual install. (And Had I spent 30-45 minutes in prep, I’d probably have the same result). 3- Looks and Feel: The lighting scheme in the bathroom right now is not one that would do the elegance of this item justice.

I’ll change the lighting scheme later and get a good pic. Not b/c I’m that vain but b/c this thing is that beeautiful. 4-Performance: The world’s worst handyman, who has, alone, destroyed more home improvement projects, then a few years of incoming home improvement school freshman ever will.

I did make sure I put the attention into making sure I had each item i needed and followed all the advice about avoiding leaks. Again noting the short time I spent actually installing it – with heavy regular use, there hasn’t been a discernible drop in the week we’ve had it up.

I love this thing. I love the color, the style, the craftsmanship and I love another 30 things about it I haven’t thought of. Every single person that’s seen any of them has complimented them. They aren’t cheap so I’ll get that out there but you probably won’t need more than a few.

IMHO, if you are trying to make your house more comfortable or attractive to others, these will help you accomplish the goal.

Very happy with the look of the purist collection in my bathroom remodel BUT be sure to inspect your parts. I am noticing that there are several imperfections in the majority of my pieces. The faucet has somewhat of a smear that cannot be wiped away and what looks like knicks from the type of machinery used to put the part together.

Through they are not noticeable unless inspected, this type of quality is not what I expect, and I hope that the quality assurance team reviews all products before packaging to avoid future occurrences.

I want to be clear; Build. com is the best! With regard to the Kohler Purist Widespread, I’m a little disappointed in the way the piece gets assembled. The threads are very delicate and it is tricky to get everything aligned properly while making sure the fittings don’t leak.

During a recent renovation of two bathrooms, I worked with a number of Kohler pieces, and for the price, I found the engineering of this to be much less robust than the others.

Our house was built in 1986 with all 3 bathrooms having white ceramic tile countertops with overmounted while porcelain sinks. When we could not find the parts to fix the existing leaking cold water handles, I found this transitional design which goes perfectly with our existing setup and will go nicely once we remodel all 3 bathrooms with low-curb showers plus new vanities, sinks, countertops and flooring.

We are really pleased with the look and the quality of this faucet. Good fixtures add the perfect finishing touches to a bathroom project. We put a lot of thought and sweat equity into re-designing and building out our bathroom.

We wanted it to be comfortable and pleasing. Fixtures are a focal point so it was important to have something stylish, timeless and good quality. This faucet was a home run.

Well made, quality faucet. Much better design than the more expensive/ similar “Jason Wu” Brizo faucet that it replaced. No excessive splashing-nice aerated water stream. It has a lever-action drain instead of that push/pop-up type that makes you have to reach through dirty water to open.

Love it.

Superseded my expectations! It’s heavy, solid and a statement faucet. The color is feminine and pleasant. Very happy I those this brand!

It’s a beautiful faucet but came with a leaky sprayer so I’m having to pay hundreds of extra dollars in plumber’s fees to figure out what the problem is. For the price I paid, this is disappointing, to say the least.

I called Build. com and the only recourse I have is to pay a plumber to have it uninstalled and send it back for an exchange. Then I’d have to pay again to have it reinstalled. First the plumber tried putting a new diverter in, but that didn’t fix the leak.

Right now we’re waiting for Moen to send a new sprayer. I dread my plumber’s bill for all this. Also the sprayer for this model doesn’t come with a weight, so it flops instead of retracting properly unless you buy a weight and have it installed like I did.

I had previously purchased the two handle arch moen faucet and the faucet started leaking. The manufacturer stopped making the two handle faucet so I bought this one and a soap dispenser to fill the extra hole in my granite.

The spray spout for the replacement does not sit well into the well that it falls back into. It is a little wobbly. Not sure if a piece was missing. The old one did not have the same issue. It is like the well hole is too big.

My plumber put a weight on the water line to try to get the spray nozzle to settle down into the well. Anyway, for the money, this is not ideal.

This usit was extremely easy to install. It works great for the most part. Handle is easy to operate and adjusts temp of water easily. The issues are with the sprayer. I di like the flexibility of the hose, but it does not seat easily into the holder, tends to want to tip.

I have added some weight to the hose, this seems to help. Other issue with the sprayer is it tends to. leak for a bit after using.

I just saw the faucet in person and am purchasing for a renovation. Absolutely beautiful. NOTE – to turn it on you lift the knob. Hot/cold, you pull or push the knob forward/backward, it does not turn.

The knob only goes back 1/2″ so it should not effect area needed for faucet, however, the drain pull goes back 2 1/2″ so you need the space behind for it. I don’t have the space and am not going to install the pull but will install a click drain instead.

Loved the faucet but the spout is short so water falls directly onto my drain on my Ladena sink. I had to buy a more expensive faucet from Kohler with a longer spout, and they did credit me for this one.

However, it would help to have sink recommendations for faucet spout length.

Had a little bump on the way to getting this faucet but thanks to Abbey all ended up working real well. I really appreciate her engagement in taking care of this item. Love the faucet

i purchased two because they looked expensive and i thought moen was known for their quality. one broke after about a year and the 2nd one finally died its finally death tonight when my husband made the mistake of turning on the cold tap.

the taps became hard to turn very quickly after install thanks to their ease of corrosion. they are also a pain in the butt to clean because of the tight space between the spout and levers to boot. goodbye nightmare faucets and hard earned money!.

Bought this a couple of weeks ago. Online. It came quickly and looks great. The wife loves the look. However, as a tradesman I think this is no better than the $89. 00 tap set you can buy just about anywhere.

Morning had a great name and that was the basis for our choice. Once I opened the box I saw the plastic sink drain. Shocked for what we paid. A plastic drain?! Needless to say once installed I spent more time trying to adjust it and contain the leaks.

I tried tightening the nut only to get a bit concerned I was going to strip the treads or worse break the stupid thing. It’s made in China so it can’t cost all that much to manufacture. To be honest if they sold the tap set only and I had to purchase the sink drain separately with a choice of plastic at 10$ and chromed brass at 30$ I would go brass 100% of the time.

If I just leave it alone and it doesn’t get bumped then maybe it’ll last but we all know that isn’t going to happen. It will leak. Probably within the month. And don’t tell me, “Oh, if it fails just bring it back and we’ll replace it.

” Are you on crack?! Who pays for our time pulling the old one out, bringing it to the store to replace and returning to install another peice of garbage?! Then we have to apologize to a ticked off customer who thinks we just did a lousy job.

Moen, you just lost a customer. Not just any customer but a tradesman who will talk to his peers and spread the word.

I bought this faucet three years ago. It leaked badly. Moen replaced it once. Now that faucet is faulty. Both handles have always been very difficult to move. The cold water one just snapped off. Called moen, they refused to replace but are sending me parts.

Not sure I can fix it. Would be I buy moen again. NO.

I had this faucet installed by a plumber and it lasted less than a year before the washers failed the the faucet popped out of the base. Also, the gooseneck is very shallow and makes rinsing and washing anything under it frustrating.

I installed this faucet in our home a year ago, and have bought another for a small church kitchen. I like the height because you can easily fit pots, pans, and dishes beneath it and rinse them easily.

I also like the faucet handles because they are easy to open/close and the shutoff has a nice feel.

You can never go wrong with a Chicago Faucet product. I love this one in the kitchen! The lever handles are great. With this brand you do not need to hesitate when it comes to quality.

Moen probably deserves more than 3 stars but I’ll let you decide. – The kitchen faucet I just replaced was the beautifully designed “Banbury” model, which I think deserves a design award. It worked well for something like 8 years but then began to wobble.

I took apart the handle, looked below, but found no way to tighten it. The wobble increased over time so I called in a plumber. He agreed that the only tightening available was of the 2 faceplate screws and they were tight.

He concluded that the unit was broken and needed to be replaced. I was sorry to see it go. – The plumber replaced it with the Moen 8707 M-DURA commercial faucet. Another lovely design that is very smooth in operation but it knocks (the plumber said “hammers”) once when opened fully.

The spray unit jumps at the same time. O. K. , I have much higher water pressure than recommended as my house is 84 years old and does not have a pressure regulator. The plumber measured the water pressure at 125.

I really like the high pressure and don’t intend to lower it. But before you conclude that the pressure is the problem consider: My 2 previous faucets never knocked. If I open the faucet half-way it won’t knock and I can fully open it after that without the knock.

This 8707 is said to be resistant to abuse but can’t handle the pressure. So what is going on? Will repeated knocking over time cause the unit to break? Did revealing my water pressure void the warrantee?.

Gorgeous style. I am very impressed with the stylish piece this is! I was renovating my bathroom and needed something that was modern as well as clean lines and has a beautiful chrome finish. I absolutely adore the style of this Fossett as well as the easy installation.

Insulation is an absolute breeze. Honestly any one of my children could install it it is so easy to do. The quality of this Fossett far surpasses any Fossett I’ve had in the past. I enjoy it’s clean lines sleek features as well as it’s Wonderful smooth finish.

I highly recommend this faucet to anyone. Honestly just replacing the faucet in my bathroom brought up the style and Decour to a whole new level. Sometimes that’s all a bathroom needs to feel refreshed, a beautiful new stylish faucet like this.

I adore it.

This Kohler widespread faucet is very sleek and beautiful in person! The faucet is a lot taller than I was expecting, measuring about 6 inches from base to top. I made the mistake of getting the widespread without realizing what exactly widespread meant.

For this to work on your sink you need to have between 8-12 inches of space between hole one and hole three on your sink. My current sink only has 6 inches but thankfully we are about to renovate and I love this faucet so much that our new sink is being ordered with widespread holes just so I can put this piece of beauty to work.

I had a plumber friend come look at it and he said all of the fittings look like premium quality and that it comes with absolutely everything I will need to connect it once my new sink gets here. If this faucet is compatible with your sink, don’t hesitate! You will love it!.

I love the style and design of the faucet its works well with many styles so I feel it will look great for a long time. Seems to be of a nice solid quality metal (assuming brass). Fairly simple install, still undecided if I like it vs other brands on the market.

No use of plumbers putty in the directions. The pop up assembly relies on a Styrofoam gasket, not sure I trust this in the long rung. I also do not like the plastic pop up assemblies as they feel cheap.

Overall its a pretty good faucet and looks great other than those few personal quality issues otherwise I would give it 5 stars.

Now that I’ve had this faucet for about 8 months I wanted to come back and edit my review. I bought the faucet based on the positive reviews. The faucet is aesthetically pleasing but I honestly wish I had bought a different faucet.

The pressure from the regular stream setting isn’t great (when compared to the previous faucet I had). The button to change to the spray setting doesn’t work as well as it did initially. It changes over on its own from the spray to regular setting.

Update I called Wayfair about a warranty. They were incredibly helpful and directed me to the manufacturer. The person there was friendly and understanding. They send me a new faucet head, which I received about a week later.

Now the faucet works perfectly!.

A really nice faucet. Easy to operate. Looks great. Overall very happy with the purchase. But the pull out spray doesn’t slide back in with zero effort. You have to help it a bit. Which is fine for me, but is apparently too much for my spouse so I’m constantly having to fix it after he’s used it.

Also, there is no matching soap dispenser. I bought a Kraus soap dispenser that was also in the same finish, but they don’t match exactly. I’m probably the only one that notices, but I wish a match to both the design & color was available.

Love the look, matches with all my appliances. Easy to install and it was quick as I watched my husband put it together. I really like how the pull-down handle feels and how it clicks back into place.

Price might be a bit high but I believe it’s worth it. As always read instructions. Thanks, you all.

Okay, so not that great of a plumber. I struggle with all sorts of issues whenever I work on plumbing. This was really easy to install! Took my time, followed the directions and bang! Done! Looks so good, the wife just can’t stop staring at it and saying she can’t believe this is our home, makes a guy feel good.

Couple of install notes: Make sure the horseshoe retainer for the center post is facing the front of the sink, otherwise the pop up drain rod will hit it and you won’t be able to raise/lower the lift rod.

Ignore the directions that say to attach the pop up valve lift rod first and then attach it to the valve. Not a good idea, the darn thing will just keep dropping and hitting you in the face. Attach it to the little ball first and then to the lift rod, works much easier! Overall, yes it’s a beautiful faucet and yes the brushed nickel is a bit more towards the gold side but it looks phenomenal.

I haven’t had them installed yet; but, when I opened the product it looks like a very expensive faucet. It is very heavy; so, feels like it as well. This is the perfect size for a very large sink I purchased.

I am pleased with my choice.

I scoured the internet for days looking for a sleek 8” widespread chrome faucet. I finally saw this on Houzz in a picture from a designer who had completed a bathroom for a client. it is beautiful. Looks so nice in my bathroom.

definitely recommend it. I was concerned about the pop up drain lever in the back not clearing the backsplash. It does but it also can be swerved to the side so no problem there. Customer service st Build is stellar!.

The faucet handles flex and feel extremely flimsy. I bought two faucets, and they are both the same. The handles are already assembled, and there is nothing to tighten (other than securing them when you install them on the countertop).

You can literally grab the end of the faucet lever and apply just a bit of force either upward or downward and the entire handle flexes a good 1/8″ to 1/4″. I sent the video to American Standard and they confirmed that they should not do that.

Instead of feeling like a $300+ faucet, feels like a $30 faucet. I honestly don’t know how American Standard can ship a product like this, unless both of mine were truly defective. The spout itself is built like a tank and is very nice.

Wish the handles were too. In addition, the lever that you pull up or push down to open/close the drain is supposed to come secured to the rod that serves as the actuator for the drain, but it was just loose in the box for one of the two faucets I bought.

I tried to slip the lever back over the end of the rod, which has a depression around it where a set screw engages to keep it in place, and the rod wouldn’t go all the way into the lever. I came to the conclusion that there was probably something stopping the rod from being pushed all the way into the lever, so I stuck a narrow screwdriver in the hole in the lever and gently scraped the inside wall.

There must have been a burr or something in there, because that did the trick. After that, I was able to insert the rod fully into the lever, at which point the set screw properly engaged the depression in the rod and held it in place.

So what probably happened is that whoever assembled it at American Standard didn’t check to ensure that the rod went fully into the lever hole, then tightened the set screw, which instead of engaging the depression, just engaged with the outer diameter of the rod, and eventually loosened.

Just overall a very disappointing experience, especially after going through all the trouble of installing it. I’m going to return them and get a different brand, probably a Graff.

I received this and was looking forward to installing no doubt. Well I opened and went through the box which was packaged very well. Inventories and all was accounted for. Liked the ideal of hot cold having a common line connection for faucet activity and individual lines to incoming hot and cold valves.

Got ready by disassembling existing bathroom sinks faucets and hoses. Found I needed to get new 1/2” to 3/8 “ connectors for the New sinks feeds. Went and bought new metal valves and replaced my plastic old version valves.

Thought I was good to go and went to install the faucet and wham it bit me hard. The set up was for 8inch center vanity top and not 4 1/2” like mine was. Major bummer and oversight on my part when ordering this product.

I have to say lesson learned no doubt. Everything was so easy to do and it would of been a very nice addition to our restroom if I was able use them with my vanity set up. So I will have to wait a little time to buy another vanity that I will for sure used this set up then.

Over all product was very well built and am confidence would of worked as well as it was built.

Got this a few weeks back and just now really looking it over for install; first looks are what a great looking product, this is no builders special, high quality finish and materials, should last forever.

Typical install for lavatory faucet with the exception of the drain stopper; instead of the normal mechanical linkage setup, this has a flexible cable, from the lever on the back side of the faucet neck that runs down to the drain under the sink.

I did have to adjust mine a bit for it to get a good seal in the sink bowl, also took me a couple of tries to get it just right. My version has the post style faucet handles, giving it a more sleek look, but one can get this same style with the lever (typical) handles.

I would recommend this series to anyone looking for a high class upgrade.