Brushed Nickel Kitchen Sink Faucet Pull Out Spray with Soap Dispenser and Deck Cover Plate

This faucet exceeded my expectations. I was hoping for the best, but this fits perfectly, and looks amazing.

I like it and we will keep it for sure. We are getting ready to sell our house so we are trying to get rid of the construction grade fixtures. It is a sleak design and looks great with our brushed stainless steel sink. I also liked that it came with the deck plate and the soap dispenser which we could swap out for our old sprayer. The soap dispenser works fine but you have to push down with some force. When you run the faucet on the main setting (nonsprayer) it drips a little from the sprayer holes so it is not a clean stream. Which really isn't that big of a deal for us. The biggest issue is that the plumbing tubes that come with it are far too short for a standard sink so we had to run to Lowes to get extensions. But even with spending that extra money on the extensions, it was still cheaper than what we would have spent at a big box store.

I bought this faucet set seven months ago. It looks great and installation was relatively easy, except that the soap pump was extremely difficult to keep tightened. The soap pump worked at first, then the soap started coming out brown and then stopped coming out altogether. The sprayer will no longer switch from stream to spray. Consider splurging for a well-known brand instead.

As my husband was installing the faucet it was apparent this was not the best choice for our sink design. Our sink has 3 holes for faucet installation but only one is needed for this faucet style. Once it was as tight as it would go, it was still not tight enough to keep the base plate from sliding and exposing the additional holes, while turning the faucet head. Also, we could not get soap to come out of the soap dispenser. I originally thought it was just a matter of the pump needing primed...but that did not make it work either.All in all...probably not an item best purchased on line.

Wife loves it in our new kitchen. Matched our sink and stainless steel kitchen. Works perfect. Our plumber also approved of it. Its a tall faucet, so just make sure, there is no cabinet door opening on top of it. Ours made it by a hair.

the fuacet has low flow... but it looks nice

Purchased in May 2013 for vacant house we were putting for sale. Rented house in November. Christmas day faucet broke created huge mess for tenants. And for we had to pay the expense last minute repair call and a high priced faucet since it needed to be replaced immediately.This low cost faucet cost us about 400 dollars total! Never again!