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it's very nice. I should have listened to that little voice in my head telling me to get a position instead of the look I wanted. there is no sprinkler. you can remove the end part but it will still have the same power and flux as it was. you have to pull it all the way out, twist it left and right and cover half of the end with your finger to flush the sides of your sink. good looking. big enough if there was a sprinkler and replaceable next year

it was good value for money and held up for almost 2 years. the biggest flaw is that the spray pressure is too high - to use it without getting water all over the place you need to reduce the water to a trickle. and you'd better remember to reset the knob and then spray it or else the next person to use the sink will be soaked in the spray which will spread everything in the sink. the manufacturer's customer service is excellent by the way. when you call, you speak to someone directly and they will send you replacement parts quickly and free of charge.

the faucet has a significant weight and there is no plastic in the unit at all except for the spray head. it's not high enough to tower over the sink, but it's high enough for a large pot to fill below. the coil spring gives it a nice industrial look before i install the faucet, i disassemble the whole unit following the instructions to make sure everything works as it should. assembly was quick and easy. installing and using snap connections for the water pipes was very easy. I wish all faucets use this technology. I didn't need a plumber's extension wrench. the technology they used to clamp the faucet to the granite required a long screwdriver. I didn't use the rosette plate and mounted it directly to my granite. it looks very good. the only problem I had was the first passage of water through it. it looked like an old rubber ring that had been flushed through. they recommend removing the sprayer to do the first level. I think that's the reason for this precaution. after passing the seal waste everything was fine. when it comes to operational matters, the water flows fast and hard. the inlet is 1/2 inch and I didn't think I would get good pressure but that turned out not to be a problem, the handle is a bit counter-intuitive. to open the cover, the side lever moves from left to right. I keep moving it up and down, which regulates the temperature. a net. the reach of the spray head is sufficient to reach every corner of the sink. cleaning is now a piece of cake. when it comes to faucet maintenance, I don't use abrasive sponges or cleansers. i use kitchen wax to polish the chrome and it is dazzling.