Chrome Stainless Steel Single Handle High Arc Faucet - Perfect for Kitchen Sinks and Bathroom Basins from BAG WIZARD

Marie-Josée: Super

Canada on Jul 24, 2021

Jeffrey Frey: Our town recreation department has a summer day camp program for kids. With the COVID worry I built a 6 person hand wash sink out of a large fiberglass shower base with a kid sized support frame and center drain. It's cold water but worked great! Helped our rec staff have a 0% COVID summer!

United States on Nov 08, 2020

John MacLise: This was the worst product I have ever bought on Amazon so far

Canada on Aug 22, 2020

Jamie M.: Had a little issue connecting, but contacted seller and they were very quick, pleasant and helpful in resolving my issue. Great job👍

Canada on Jun 26, 2020

Bill C.: I ordered this for my fish cleaning station. Good faucet, but the handle is very cheap. It broke the second time I went to move it. I moved it slightly in the wrong direction and it broke off. I epoxied it bad on with a piece tubing and it broke a second time. Handle is a bit thin for being plastic.

United States on Aug 21, 2019

Grandma Moose: I bought this to install on a new free standing deep sink for an outside work area. It was very easy to install using the two washers, (one above and one under the sink), chrome finish ring above and threaded plastic spin on nut under the sink. After hooking it all up and turning on the water, the faucet was dry and there were no leaks, other than the poorly made 3/4" to 1/2" brass adapter leaking a steady stream under the sink, but that's another story. The only "quirk" to this faucet is that the handle is closed when inline with the faucet, and open when it is cross-ways to the faucet. No big deal and it doesn't create a problem, but you should know that water flows when the valve is the 'normally' closed positioned. It's tall enough to suit my needs well, (ie., filling tall buckets and washing long items), and the aerator works very nicely. Time will tell the truth about this faucet, but for now it's a perfect fit, water tight, easy to use and works as good as its $50 counterpart.

United States on Jul 12, 2018

LA: I used this for an outdoor sink in my garden. It's not super high quality but met my needs and price point for the project. I don't think that it would hold up to heavy use but it is adequate quality and functional for this price point.

United States on Jul 02, 2017

Drew: I had to switch from well water to city water and the chlorine was making my coffee taste horrible. After installing an under-counter water filter (filtrete pretty good), I didn't like that all of my cold water had to be filtered not just for drinking but cleaning, etc. Luckily my old sink had a seperate sprayer I didn't use often. I was able to remove the old sprayer and install this faucet in the same hole in about an hour. I used a brass T fitting to split the water to the main faucet and this one.

I have not had it long, but it seems great for the price. The body of it is chrome plated metal (brass?), but the aerator and handle are chrome coated plastic. It doesn't detract from the look or function, but may not last as long as metal would. It comes with 2 rubber gaskets, a large plastic nut, and a chrome plated cover to hide the hole. All in all very attractive - simple yet stylish.

I used one rubber gasket (washer) on top of the sink under the chrome cover, and the other under the sink between the sink and the large plastic nut. This works pretty well, but I found it difficult to tighten the bottom plastic nut while using both rubber...

United States on Jan 14, 2017