Tuscany Kitchen Faucet

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By Belda Roussel. Kitchen Faucet. Published at Sunday, January 14th, 2018 - 04:39:53 AM.

Check the sink where you want to replace a current faucet. Choose the best kitchen faucets having the same number of holes you find the sink's deck. Be familiar with the different types of faucet to make sure you know that type of faucet to buy that will fit the one that is being removed. With cold and hot taps traditional faucets, 3 holes are required for the spout and taps and a fourth hole for a sprayer. With the integrated handle and spout one piece kitchen faucets, 1 hole for the spout/handle piece is needed and another separate 1 hole for the sprayer. Faucets with other options such as soap dispensers, and integrated sprayers may need other requirements.
The single handle kitchen faucet with pull out or pull down spray are really handy and fastly becoming the most popular style. Manufactures have put a lot of stock into these faucets in the recent years, and the wide assortment of styles and finishes show for it. The style that seems to catch every one's eye and pocketbook lately is the high goose neck. This style has a very high clearance for larger items, some of them can rotate 180 degrees or more and usually come with 32" of hose so you can water your lawn when you get done with the dishes! They are a bit more expensive like the Delta Pilar Pull-Down Faucet but if you're looking for a sweet looking multi-function faucet with the pro's stated above then look no further.
Another thing that you have to consider when getting Pegasus Faucets is the size of the kitchen spot where you'll put a faucet. You can't just get a big faucet if the spot your going to put it is limited. There are also faucets with longer necks, so you need to consider the headspace available for you to install it.
One of the first things to know before shopping for a faucet is your hole configuration. Most sinks come with holes drilled to receive the faucet and sometimes accessories such as a sprayer, soap dispenser, hot beverage or filtered water faucet. One hole sinks are for single-control faucets, three hole are for single-control faucets with a sprayer and/or accessories and four holes are for single-control or two-handle sinks with various accessories. If you have an under-mount or apron front sink the holes are drilled into the countertop behind the sink.