Modern Matte Black Kitchen Sink Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Single Lever Low Profile Design, Ideal for Small Spaces and Contemporary Kitchens
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Product Description
Looking for a Kitchen Faucet that Can Maximize its Use Value, You Need This Peppermint Kitchen Faucet Perfect for Kitchens Stream and spray two water modes can meet your daily needs;Long pull-out sprayer gives you more flexibility and freedom to use water Suitable for RVs/Campers Low arc design allows this kitchen sink faucet to fit in tight spaces Good for Bars/Countertops Brushed nickel is a very versatile color that works well with all kinds of metals Practical for Toilets/Laundry Rooms/Utility Rooms If you have a toilet under the stairs, then this kitchen tap will be your best choice;You can pull out the sprinkler to fill up water without worrying that the pot or bucket will get stuck in the wash basin Say No to Leakage Ceramic valve has been tested countless times and can withstand millions of opening and closing operations Regulate Water Flow Built-in aerator not only aerates the water stream lightly and gently, but also avoids splashes and side sprays Reach Every Angle 360 degree rotation allows this black kitchen tap to be placed anywhere without taking up space in your sink Matte Black Texture Matte black finish will not easily peel off paint or fade, it is very textured and can be applied to various decoration styles
Product Features
【We Meet Your Different Needs】Spray function can be used to wash fruits and vegetables while stream mode is good for washing hands or filling water; Additional pull out spout makes it easier for you to clean every corner of the sink, which actually breaks the space limitation
【We Care About Your Health】Black kitchen faucet is made of brass and 304 stainless steel, which not only ensures durability and can be used for a long time, but also achieves a lead-free regulation, safer and more eco-friendly to allow you to use it more at ease everyday
【We Know Your Potential Worries】Extra installation expenditure will reduce the product cost performance, so this matte black kitchen faucet is easy to install, you can do it yourself; Some parts of it have been assembled, you only need to install the rest of parts according to the product manual within 30 minutes
【We Understand Your Demands】Multi-layer matte black finish will not peel off paint or discolor and can also avoid fingerprints or water stains, reducing your cleaning time; Single handle can smoothly switch between hot and cold water modes; Customized ceramic cartridges effectively avoids water leakage
【We Always Stand Firm Behind You】We have strict quality inspection and control to ensure the excellent quality of our products; If any questions about this black sink faucet, please feel free to contact us, we will solve the problem for you as soon as possible
Customer Reviews
I got this beautiful kitchen faucet from Amazon for $49.99. For the price, I'm not expecting miracles. However, what I got in return does feel like I've paid a lot more than I did. There is a good amount of weight and haft to the faucet and the matte black coating is absolutely stunning. It's a good change of scenery from the usual chrome and brushed finishings of our other facets. While I don't actually expect the finishing to last a lifetime and will eventually peel away, I'm hoping I can at least get two to three years before it does.Below I'll detail some tips I got while installing this faucet. Being that this may also be your first "big" DIY project for many of you, I hope these tips (in no particular order of importance) will help someone out there.1. If you've watched kitchen installations videos prior to installation like myself, then you'd realize that yes, it's as simple as turning off the hot and cold shutoff valves as your first step. My tip here is that anytime you are dealing with the valves coming out of the wall, you absolutely DO NOT want to use brute strength to cause stress on the pipings behind the wall. This is true especially if you live in an older house or apartment. You'll be in a world of hurt if you actually do damage them so be extra careful.2. Many a time in my opinion, you're paying money to experts and professionals not only for their knowledge BUT for the tools they are using as well. A job is made a lot easier if you have the right tools before you start the actual job. The main tool I had to use to loosen the nuts on the valves is called a groove joint plier. This worked so much better than a regular grip plier because it allows you to not only get a maximum grip on the nut without slippage but also allows maximum torque as well. If there is a nut in a high-to-reach area where a regular plier wouldn't work, you need to get a tool called a basin wrench. Just trust me on this.3. On both of the hot and cold supply lines of this new faucet there is a blue cap covering the ends (prevents dust from going in during shipping?). These two caps are extremely hard to remove. I broke the tip of a box cutter as well as injured my fingernails trying to pry the cap loose.4. The faucet comes with two 3/8 to 1/2 inch adapters. The problem I had is that the adapter fit my hot valve without any issues. However, it would not fit the cold valve as the adapter was larger. I tried putting in the included o-ring first but it wouldn't thread at all. I had to finally go to the department store to ask for help. Turns out that although the valve is still 1/2 inches, it's a "compression valve", which is smaller. Therefore, I had to purchase a 3/8 to 1/2 inch compression adapter.Pros:- Easy to install once if you have the right tools ahead of time- Looks amazing- Extremely good water pressure- No water leakage at allCons:- Water stains are common (I knew this would be true prior to purchase, will have to just wipe excess water around the base plate each time)- Harder to control water pressure (just a matter of getting used to this style of faucet handle as all previous ones we used had the handle on the top instead of on the side and swinging it right to left for temperature instead of front to back)
