20 Best 3 Hole Kitchen Faucets (2022 Updated)

Looks amazing in our laundry room. Neck is functional and easy to remove. We chose the matte black and asked our builder to install when they completed the laundry room. Even he commented how nice of a faucet it was.

Can’t beat the price either!.

This is perfect for our wet bar sink. Wayfair makes shopping easy! They are responsive and products are as advertised. We are building a new home and I’ve ordered plenty from this wonderful company!

Beautiful faucet with a high-end look. The sprayer is one of my favorite things in our new house. How did I ever live without one?! It helps keep the kitchen sink clean so much! I did have a little issue with the sprayer and Zoro just had me send it back and they replaced the whole unit for me.

Super pleased with their customer service and I will deiniftely be using them for projects in the future.

It is the prettiest faucet. It completes a farm house sink. One of handles is not straight across when turned off. The plumber couldn’t fix it. But I really like it. And because of Covid appliances and faucets have been hard to come by.

But you had exactly what I wanted.

I bought this Kitchen Faucet to install with 1 1/4 inch quartz counter top. The quality of the faucet seems okay (between Glacier Bay and Moen, but closer to GB). There is barley enough room to connect the faucet to the counter top with the plastic nuts and then the supply lines.

I didn’t like the way it fit so I ordered the extension nuts (customer service knew the part number off the top of their head) so I assume it happens quite often. Extensions nuts were $18 a piece but also charged $10 ground shipping.

Really disappointing. So add $48 to this retail price. I also wanted to replace the plastic nuts, because I really had to torq the supply lines down. I did not order them, because they were a special order and a long lead time.

The faucet is beautiful in our center island. We use the fine and power spray options often. The finish is fantastic and goes perfectly with the other stainless appliances in our kitchen. But, we have two aesthetic issues.

First, the switch behind the spray head is large and has a black plate around it. This would not be significant if we only looked at the the faucet from the front; but when we are on the other side of the island, it is stands out.

Second, and more of an issue, is that when the facet is facing straight to the front, the lines of the neck align perfectly. But, when the faucet is turned 45 degrees to either side, there is a clear break at the swivel point.

It does not change the functionality, but just looks as if there are two pieces instead of a unified faucet/neck.

First faucet leaked on installation. Replacement faucet has been installed for 4 days and has no adjustability for water flow, it’s either 3/4 full stream or full stream. Now it’s a pulsating flow. Not sure I’m up for a third one! It appears the quality control is not there.

Trying to get through to Kohler’s customer service is fruitless, long hold times.

This faucet has attractive easy-to-clean lines and features three flow modes. The berry spray on our faucet had some rogue non-uniform spray patterns and I feel that the stronger spray should be activated without having to keep your finger pressed down while spraying.

Otherwise, the faucet works very well!.

This is an excellent faucet, nice and tall with good pull down action. The sensor works very well (I had this exact same model in my previous house and it worked flawlessly for 3 years and counting with only 1 battery change).

After 3 years, the finish was still perfect. The flow is very good, but not quite as powerful as the faucet it replaces which I suspect is the cost you pay for having an electronic ‘brain’ controlling it.

Installation is extremely easy and should take an experience DIYer no more than 20-30 minutes. As for the negatives, minor as they are, The flow rate could be maybe 10% better or so and it would be nice if they added an additional sensor facing forward or under the support arm.

On the current one that I have, it does not always automatically switch from spray mode to normal mode when it turns off as my previous one did; it can get stuck between spray and normal mode the next time it turns on.

I’m hoping this loosens up over time and corrects itself. Overall, a solid 4. 7 out of 5 stars for me.

Love these! I filled the buckets with fake ivy and it looks beautiful. Gives the room that greenery that it needed. Love that you can fill them with anything.

4 stars because it should have matching screws with anchors included. Shiny new screws just won’t look right! It’s perfect for my space. It holds a 3 inch pot perfectly.

I absolutely love these on my soft barely green wall. So tranquil and relaxing that pale barely there color. As for what I will add to these I was thinking some dried herbs of flowers. I add fresh lavender and let it dry.

I gave this faucet 2 stars, but only because it is pretty! I initially ordered this faucet in Jan 2013. Had to have the unit replaced February 2017, due to a diverter issue. I had the same issue and replaced it again in November 2017.

oh no wait. it gets even better. had the same issue in April 2018 and was sent replacement parts which meant I needed to take the entire controller apart and put the parts in using an exploded view of the parts breakdown list.

no directions whatsoever. And, BTW the parts didn’t fix the problem. I’m looking to see if lemon laws apply to kitchen faucets. because you know, it is SO much fun getting under the sink and playing with tools.

didn’t even have it installed for 6 weeks when it started dripping and didn’t switch over well to the sprayer resulting in low flow and pressure when using the sprayer. It is pretty but disappointed in actual operation of the faucet.

Seems to be a high quality product. Nice finish – we bought the polished chrome. It is made of solid brass – even the sprayer. No quick connect fittings that are prone to leakage. All the lines screw together.

The feel of the faucet handle is smooth and the sprayer works well and feels good in your hand. Also, the sprayer uses a braided stainless hose instead of plastic, so you’re not fighting the curvature of the hose when using the sprayer.

Also with the braided hose, it falls back into the holder easily. Installation was straightforward for anyone with basic skills. I’d buy it again at this point. I can’t speak for the long term reliability as its only been installed a little over a month.

My only concern at this point is obtaining replacement parts if needed in the future. I know parts won’t be as easy to find as say for Delta or Moen.

This is the first golden faucet I have owned, and wow it sure stands out and commands attention. Pretty much for the first week I had to pause and admire it before or after I used it. It’s shiny, but a dull kind of shiny, not like chrome, so it does shine, but it doesn’t reflect too much light back in your face.

In other words, it’s got that perfect type of shine. Having one handle saves from when you’re already carrying something in one hand, and it just saves time. I find myself easier to find the correct mix of warmth needed when using a single handle over separate hot and cold.

It stands quite tall, at around 15 inches to the top of the arch, and clearance is around nine inches from the tip of the snout to the counter top. The snout is easy to operate, and the hose is thick and sturdy and water pressure is strong and water flow is robust.

After about four months of use, it still looks as new, as the finish doesn’t retain water spots easily, and is easy to wipe. I know gold is a bit gaudy sometimes, but if you want something that stands out from the traditional chrome or brushed silver looks, this one wont disappoint.

Looks great but very poor quality and durability, way overpriced for what you’re getting. The hose started leaking in multiple places within months, the shower head is held in place in its retracted position by a cheap plastic clip that eventually completely wears out, leaving it dangling, the shower head button will also stop working properly within a year and stick to a single position.

Furthermore, that company, serviced in Canada by Masco Canada, has terribly bad customer service and they do not honor their warranty. Home Depot employees actually use this warranty as a selling point, so beware!.

So far, I’ve been really impressed with this tap! Not only does it look great in our new kitchen, but it swivels very well and there’s no wobble. In fact, although installed in a large double butler sink which is less thick than a worktop, it is very stable and sturdy.

The pull out part can be adjusted from below to allow it to come out quite far if needed but I have it so it can’t be accidentally pulled further than the sink, but the best bit is the button on the end which lets you turn on and off without having to use your fingers (when your hands are dirty) and without having to reset the mix of hot and cold.

There was just one problem we had with the tap and that was installation. Firstly, there are no actual instructions but illustrations which are quite small and we couldn’t see all the details. You are often left to deduce what to do next and certain vital information was not given or illustrated and we were worried in case we forced something in order to carry out each step.

Secondly, we couldn’t fit the tails to our plumbing as German plumbing is a different size. We discovered we needed to have ordered 2 small adapters,(SMCC1538HG) which were only a few pounds, so we had to wait a few more days without a kitchen tap.

I think these special adapters ought to be included with the tap as they are very cheap and it would save the customers a lot of inconvenience. At least, they should be mentioned at checkout so that they can be ordered simultaneously.

I would still recommend this tap in spite of the plumbing difficulties. The customer service department were mostly quite helpful in explaining about the missing adapters, but it was quite hard trying to discuss these drawings with someone over the phone!.

Unlike Grohe faucets that I have owned before, this faucet does not allow the handle to be turned to be on the left hand side. When I was searching for information on Hansgrohe kitchen faucets I cannot find any mentioning on the fact that the handle can only be positioned to be on the right.

One QnA on this subject the answer said yes the handle can be turned to be on the left hand side. Turns out the handle can be turned to be on the left hand side but as you turn the handle to the left, the spout turns to face the wall!!!! My counter top has two holes drilled for one under counter dish detergent and one hand soap pump on the right hand side of the sink.

This kitchen faucet with the right side only handle configuration, when I pull the handle to turn the water in hits the pump for the dish washing liquid. I had to remove that pump and cap it and and must live with having a bottle on top of the sink.

When I turn the water on and off the water on my hand drips off on to the cap below when’re the dish washing detergent used to be. It just leaves that area looking messy with the extra bottle and the water mark this leaves.

The day after my plumber installed the faucet, I called Hansgrohe and was told the handle can only be on the right hand side. I then called Build. com and I was told I cannot return the faucet. I am shocked there isn’t two different model for this kitchen faucet one for the handle to be on the right and side and one for the handle to be on the left hand side.

I would not have purchased this faucet if this fact is spelled out in the description of the faucet. I have always had Grohe kitchen faucets before which allows with a simple turning to position the handle to the left hand side, so I thought for sure German engineering would be the same for Hansgrohe kitchen faucets.

I’m a Hansgrohe fan and have their faucets throughout my house. This one in particular is nice, very solid but doesn’t have real great design. Much more plain in person than in pics. The only other issue is the water flow.

There is no aerator type flow but only a stream which is low flow so it pours out slower. This has nothing to do with my water pressure as all my other faucets run well. I still like the quality and it does fit the look of the kitchen but it’s just a barely OK rating.

Would recommend for quality but should also consider other hansgrohe models.

After crashing and burning on a Krause faucet, I decided quality was priority #1 and selected the Focus. Upon install we had water leaking out of the seam by the handle – the cartridge wasn’t installed correctly upon build and we were able to tighten it up (took an extra hour to figure this out and it was the worst).

Once installed which took several hours, only to turn on the faucet and be pleasantly surprised how quiet it was to realize this model has no aerator. I didn’t know this was even a thing in high-end faucets and see no benefit of not having an aerator.

Google what an aerator does if you don’t know. I did read reviews that mentioned low pressure but I figured that was a regional issue, not specific to the faucet. I would not buy this faucet if water pressure is important to you.

When it works, it’s a nice faucet. when it works, that is. I have never been so frustrated with a product before. It will work fine for weeks and suddenly act erratically. Finally contacted Moen for a replacement control unit, which they sent without issue.

The faucet started working again, so I did not install it. Today it decided to stop working again, so here I am on Christmas day writing a review after spending the las hour troubleshooting and installing the new control box.

It still doesn’t work. At this point it’s going in the trash. We’re going to go with a “dumb” faucet for our new unit, and probably not a Moen. Sometimes simpler is better. Oh, if your power goes out the faucet doesn’t work.

I went the the Moen 7594E Arbor 1. 5 GPM after owning a similar Hansgrohe faucet for 10 yrs. The Moen touchless feature broke down after 20 days, specifically the faucet would not shut off at all, pouring gallons of water down the drain until I could get under the sink and disable the touchless feature.

Additionally, the faucet drips every time it is shut off. If shopping and reading these reviews, I’d recommend looking for another faucet entirely.

Even though the instructions provided with the faucet weren’t that helpful, with a quick call to Delta (was only on hold for 30 seconds), I got my questions answered and I was able to install the faucet relatively quickly.

The only time-consuming part was making a shim to go between the hole in the granite countertop and the faucet’s threaded through shaft. The hole was larger so the faucet would have been a loose fit without shimming it.

I wish Delta had included shims in the kit. This has to be a common issue. I made mine out of a piece of brass. The Delta faucet has a nice feature for securing it beneath the countertop. Instead of a basic threaded nut, which had frozen on on my old faucet requiring hours of drilling and cutting to remove – this new Delta faucet has a nut with 2 screws on either side of it.

You tighten the screws to lock the nut in place. Which means to remove it, you simply loosen the two screws. Genius. With the faucet in place, it looks nice and smoothly swings left and right. The plastic pull out handle is a little worrisome since it feels light and a bit flimsy.

Also the sprayer hose is not metal but some kind of nylon. That’s light, too so the overall feel of the sprayer is that it might break if you drop it or smack it into something by mistake – or the kids did.

There are two buttons underneath the sprayer to change from wide spray to regular water stream. One of the buttons has two positions to make the regular water stream more or less powerful. It all works okay but it’s a little complicated and we sometimes have to hit it a few times to get it to go into the mode we want.

This faucet has a V pattern for selecting the water. The bottom of the V the faucet is off. As you move the handle away and to the left you get warmer and to the right, you get colder water. This makes it a little tricky to fine tune the water to the right hot temperatures.

And, because the handle has to be exactly in the bottom of the V to turn it off we have a few times not quite got it in there and had the faucet still running water ever so slightly. So you have to pay attention to be sure to turn off the water.

The family is divided on the style of the faucet. The end of the sprayer is oversize, much larger than the actual nozzle the water comes out of. That’s what bothers some of us – it just seems too big and it blocks the view a little more than we’re used to when looking down at the dishes.

of course you can just swing it out of the way, too. Overall, this faucet works well, has a pleasing finish that’s been easy to keep clean, was much easier to install than the old faucet was, and it came at a really fair price.

Also, we’ve had lots of Delta faucets before and they’ve always held up and performed well. So, we think this new one is a keeper and are happy to have it. I hope this review is helpful.

After almost a year living with this faucet, I can definitely say I hate it. With a passion. The hot/cold is nearly impossible to fine tune. It’s usually either full hot or full cold. Because of the squishy feel, it’s also easy to think you’ve closed it but have it still be dribbling because it wasn’t centered.

The pull out sprayer doesn’t fit well in the base so it either doesn’t slide in all the way and then spins in the hole when you try to push the faucet to the side or, if you slide it in enough to engage the locating notch, you have to yank really hard to get the sprayer out again.

Sprayer setting is also a splatterfest because it’s such a wide pattern. No redeeming qualities.

Delta faucet purchased when doing kitchen remodel early in 2012. Loved how it worked until mid summer 2017 when it began leaking occasionally when turning off unless you moved the lever just right and gradually got worse.

Replaced RP50587 valve assembly and it worked great for 2 1/2 years when it became difficult to shut off completely without leaking again and moving lever just so; gradually getting worse. Replaced same valve assembly August 2020; this time it began being difficult to shut off completely without leaking soon after so replaced same valve assembly in December 2020, thinking it was a faulty part.

It worked properly only a couple months and gradually started having same problems. It seems the more it is used, which is frequently at the kitchen sink, the more difficult it is to completely shut off the stream of water.

Now it is truly frustrating and we do not feel like replacing another pricey cartridge. We would like to think it would be more reliable since it is a Delta.

It did the job and at a phenomenal price when I was in a pinch but 2 years later I am shopping for a new faucet. First the sprayer went. no biggie, I replaced that but now the faucet doesn’t work properly and it makes a knocking noise.

I called a plumber thinking it was in the pipes but all is well there. Sometimes the water flows and sometimes it doesn’t. I am not sure what’s going on but my other major brand name faucet was original to the house and lasted 30 years.

I am replacing it with that same original one which they still actually make. I paid less than $30 for this one and cancelled my online order to go into the store and get further discounts. I guess you get what you pay for.

I installed the stainless version of this same faucet about 10 years ago. We have really hard water and the constant scouring and harsh chemicals took it’s toll on the finish so I went with chrome this time.

No problems with the old one. It was just starting to look bad. Just like last time this was only a 15 minute job including removing the old one. It looks great and works great. And only forty bucks!.

This product works well, but after a few years, the handle came loose. I tried to re-tighten it with a hex wrench, but even after re-tightening it, it wiggles. I generally prefer Peerless faucets because this is a Delta part and replacement of the washers when it starts leaking is simple enough, but because the handle isn’t sturdy anymore, the product doesn’t have a long life.

If the parts were more sturdy, I would recommend this.

I was in need of a new faucet and my plumber suggested this one and I have had it now for almost 3 weeks and I love it. The magnetic pull down is a really nice feature never thought I would really use it until my faucet was installed and I use it all the time.

I think it looks very modern and simple and classic. stainless steel non shiny and its great no water spots, no smudges easy to keep clean. My sink is stainless still as well so it just worked out really good.

My plumber has great sense of style I guess. And so far I have no problems with the faucet. And when my order arrived the box was in tact no dents or banged up box and it came very fast. It was packaged very good.

I have no complaints and I recommend this to whoever wants a new faucet. I love my new faucet very much.

Under the sink a pretty full area. cleaners etc. So my faucet acts up from time to time. Sometimes the wiring has to be moved. They seem to cancel each other out if too close. Sometimes batteries dead.

This time lights were on. Moved wires around, no go. Removed spray head as per troubleshooting instructions. No flow. Climbed under sink after pulling everything out (I’m 66 years young) and disconnected the hose from solenoid after disconnecting wiring from solenoid and shutting off water valves.

Turned water valve on, replaced power cord, turned on faucet. Flow through solenoid. Hooked up to faucet line flow was back. Can’t explain, maybe disconnecting solenoid reset something, maybe solenoid going to fail soon.

What if my family was using house and I wasn’t here? I will never buy one of these agin.

Handsome faucet, the installation went well by yours truly. I found that it can be very glitchy. Pulling sprayer out all the way shuts water off. Sometimes the whole unit will respond to touch and sometimes only the curved part will turn water on but touching anywhere will turn off.

And sometimes just wouldn’t work. Sometime moving wires around solved the issue. Sometimes unplugging solenoid for a minute or two will solve this, sometimes a battery change. Drove guests crazy. Drove me crazy.

Just changed batteries 3 weeks ago. Worked for a week. Then fooled with solenoid. Started working again. last night could not get to work. Bypassed solenoid. Now I have a nice kitchen faucet, no touch feature.

Owned for 3 years.

I bought this faucet and love the way it looks. Its gorgeous! BUT…. The handles wiggle, the faucet (water spout) wiggles. It looks pretty but after just 4 months it seems very cheap and unsteady. Its disappointing because it is a pretty faucet.

I should add that in my household there are no children, just 2 adults so it has not been handled rough.

Its gorgeous in person. Stands tall. Handles are long on sides which look great. The weight for the pull down is heavy so the spray goes straight back into place and doesnt hang lose down. The spray feature is a hard stream.

Wonderful. Love this faucet.

I brought this from Home Depot and I am hoping that the quality gives me years of no issues. However, I am slightly concerned. Installation was okay, but could use some better directions. When installing the outlet hose to the control box.

Don’t have the control box secured to the wall/cabinet completely. Hold the control box in one hand and with other hand gently push the outlet hose onto the control box until you hear it snap into place.

At first I did it with the control box secured to the cabinet and when I pushed the hose on, I thought it clicked. However, when I turned on the water, the outlet hose popped of and water everywhere.

My two other areas of concern are the battery compartment will not stay closed once batteries are installed. Had to use electrical tape to keep it closed. My last item of concern is the quality of the supply hoses for the faucet.

The flexible metal mesh around the hose is quite thin and easily pinched if not careful when connecting to the water supply. Be careful. As anything, time will tell.

Purchased this faucet for the hands-free feature and here I am a short time later with a faucet that doesn’t have a hands-free feature. My sensor doesn’t work and replaced all the batteries. The unit pulsates and the sensor blinks repeated on each phase of water pulse.

They offer zero troubleshooting info on this in manual or online. For spending that kind of money on a faucet I could’ve went out and bought a manual one if that’s what I thought I was going to end up with after such a short while.

Not too thrilled at the quality. They say they have a five year “full 100% parts and labor” from purchase date in manual… but let’s see if they hold their end of the bargain. I have yet to hear back from anyone when I emailed and sent a direct message via their social media.

Not sure if I should hold my breath.

I bought this faucet because of all of the good reviews. It stopped working three days after I paid $285 to have it installed. I contacted bio bidet and they said it was something I could fix myself.

They sent me complicated instructions about how to fix it. I’m not a plumber and my three day old faucet should not have quit working. When I called them again, they said to have my plumber called them because the faucet was different from the usual faucet and they could walk him through fixing the faucet.

Really? A faucet a plumber can’t fix without calling the manufacturer? I don’t think so. I returned it and got a Delta faucet which I’m very happy with. I would not recommend this Bio bidet faucet to anyone.

Very disappointed in this faucet. It’s very pretty but didn’t hold up. We have this faucet in our summer home so really it’s had less than a year of use and only two of us using it. It started to leak at the handle a day ago.

It was a steady small stream running. Today the spout started to drip (a lot!) as well. I talked with someone at Pfister and they were happy to send out a new part. The wait for my part is 3-5 WEEKS! No way will I be able to put up with that much water leaking until then! We decided to just buy something else.

Too bad. We’re out over two hundred dollars plus the price to get it installed. Don’t buy!!.

The Avalon series 26 is actually a warranty replacement for the older series 26 i bought 9 years ago. it is a great unit, looks very nice and keeps its looks. the best part is that it has the Pfister life time warranty.

Any time a part goes bad, and eventually one does, you just call the 800 number and they send you a replacement part in less than a week. the soap pump and the sprayer are the parts that normally fail after a year or two (we are tough on our faucets).

we do have other faucets in the house that are much more expensive (Restoration Hardware and New Port Brass), but the warranty and customer service at Pfister can not be match.

Total length does not help. You need yhe jength of the hoses from sink mounting to the end. If i have a 14,” deep sink; the hose ends must be below that; say 16″ from valve bottom to end

We had a previous pull-down Kohler faucet like this one that finally kicked the bucket after 10 years of pretty intensive use by two hardcore cooks. Since it was the line up inside the housing that failed, that meant replacing the whole faucet.

I love the pull-down and wanted to get another one, so this was the top of my list. I’m really liking it a lot. The pull is smooth and the nozzle stays seated when the water is off. The handle is constructed with far more range of motion than my previous one which is a big plus.

It’s water-saving but still puts out more gallons per minute than the previous faucet which is such a joy when filling soup and pasta pots as well as kettles for tea and pitchers for water. There are two main streams – focused and spread – plus a super hard spread that is so great for rinsing pots and dishes.

My previous faucet was pretty wimpy in terms of the strength of the water flowing out. This one is nice and strong. The only negative I’ve found was that I couldn’t use the escutcheon plate I purchased that matches the faucet.

The Artifacts escutcheon plates are now 10. 25 inches long instead of 10. 5. That was just short enough that the plate wouldn’t cover the widespread holes from our very first two-handle faucet we installed long ago.

Fortunately, Kohler does make a plain escutcheon plate that is a completely flat oval that is 10. 5 inches in the same stainless as the faucet, so I ordered it instead. It’s not in stock anywhere other than Kohler itself, but I was able to get it quickly so that we could get back to business with running water in our kitchen.

I’m a happy camper once more.

We are so sorry that we bought two of these faucets for our kitchen. They look great and function well in all respects except for the most important one. The aerator on the faucet head is so small that it barely mixes any air with the stream of water.

As a result, the water stream is very strong and water splashes all over the surrounding counter and US when it hits dishes, our hands, etc. below it. We tried lowering the volume of water by adjusting the faucet handle, but that doesn’t really help.

So we just leave the setting on spray which produces a softer water flow that doesn’t splash everywhere. We spent a lot of money on the two faucets as well as the cost of the plumber to install them.

We are very disappointed that Kohler would sell a product that performs so poorly.

I received this item and paid a plumber to install it and it was defective. The touchless function did not work as the electric eye was not in the opening. I called Kohler while the plumber was there and they agreed is was defective but could not replace it for 75 days (I got the first one in a week).

They also said they would not reimburse me for the cost for the plumber to come back and re-install the replacement. Really don’t know about Kohler any more.

My first unit had an issue with the electronic box. I think the solenoid valve stopped working. Then less than a year later, the faucet head was stuck in the blocked position, which required replacing the entire faucet.

The replacement faucet came with a bad check valve. It’s been so much work taking the faucet out and replacing it. The company has been good about supporting their product, and the support staff is knowledgeable, but I shouldn’t have had to get to know the support staff so well.

The product has poor quality control, and the amount of labor it takes to fix doesn’t make it worth while.

The sprayer hose does not pull out of the arc in the typical way a sprayer does. It is not designed for this. So the sprayer disengages from the faucet arc, but only moves an inch or 2. It doesn’t have a center pull out.

In addition, my plumber commented this was a difficult install for anyone who might be trying that themselves. The faucet does looks great.

The faucet is nice and modern looking but doesn’t move much. There is no give at all and it doesn’t reach past my (very large) sink to reach the countertop, which is where I usually fill my larger pots with water.

If I had known this I would have picked a different model.

I love this faucet but unfortunately it does not work with my new sink. The nozzle does not reach the middle of the sink for washing, I am disappointed because I love the look. It would be great on a small island sink or a sink that does not have a divider.

I am not thrilled with my new sink but easier to switch out the faucet.

We needed to replace our laundry room faucet because it was leaking. Our plumber recommended we stick with American Standard due to the reliability of installation and low maintenance. We chose this model because the installation would be easy and match the drilled holes and height we needed.

I like this one because the handles are easy to turn on and off. The height of the arc does not splash out onto the countertop and will move slightly to the left or right to allow you to place a bucket or pan into the sink with ease.

It looks very nice and we have had no issues with this product.

Good quality~ perfect for the utility sink in the garage~ my only disappointment is the prolonged delivery~ I ordered in JANUARY and it was shipped late JUNE. The water heater was replaced in January, and the old faucet began leaking?? I placed a plastic bucket in the sintk to catch the water and used it to hydrate beloved garden.

Of course, PLUMBER assumed no accountability, and tried to pursuade me to buy a cheaper one ~ BUT I AM QUITE PREPARED TO WAIT FOR THE QUALITY I WANT ~ and the garden is thriving.

I love this faucet! Recently the hot water started dripping. Then it made a popping noise and wouldn’t shut off. After turning the water off, I took it apart and saw the problem. I was able to order the part, got it the next day and fixed it myself.

It probably took like 20 minutes!.