You did an excellent job on this how to video. Perfect presentation. I love the force of that sprayer and I notice the hook lock which is a plus when using hot water!!! I also like the purified water filter (which was not a part of this), but I never thought of buying one for under the sink, you are making me look at water filters now!!!! That Moen black soap dispenser looks nice too. I have 4 holes in my sink so my soap dispenser will take the place of my separate hand sprayer from my last faucet!!! Thanks
Good video but i would have chosen to move the valve to the front because it will still be uncomfortably close to the soap dispenser for my liking i have a soap dispenser farther away i have a 4 hole sink and used a 10" cover plate but i installed mine with the valve pointing forward to make it easy to use with either hand much better for me as having it to the side made it hard to get to it with my left hand
Great review. Thanks for putting it up! Also and FYI: I think the black gasket goes on the top of the sink under the faucet, not on the bottom side, cause the gasket prevents water from entering from the top into the bottom. I would confirm the instructions for the gasket location. I am about to get one similar, I will stop back and update this post it I am correct.
@@AjusCafe We did some more shopping around, and we decided on a different one, that had a gasket on top and bottom. KOHLER - Sous Pro-Style Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Vibrant Stainless. I put a generous amount of plumbers putty under it as well, since the problem we had with our last faucet was that it was leaking. So, all this to say, I couldn't verify it, but the KOHLER did have a gasket under it, maybe this one you reviewed is on the bottom after all.
This actually looks like an improvement over the similar Vigo Zurich I bought at samsclubs for $300 which does not have a separate control on the pot filler ... so pressure on the sprayer becomes zero when the pot filler "auto" valve fails and it fails in a few months, contacting support now.
This looks just like my kingston brass faucet I just bought. The only difference is that my water lines are hard copper and I had to purchase braided lines to go to my water supply. I had trouble with my install because the directions were so vague. They didn't even mention the support V shaped plastic washer beyond the contents part. My undermount sink flange went right up next to the hole where this installed. That made an uneven surface for the plastic support to go up against and I could not get it to tighten down properly. It also says not to tighten nut beyond 100ftlbs, but with channel locks or an adjustable wrench there's no way to measure ftlbs. I ended up taking the plastic support off, used the thin part of some plastic shims on the other 3 sides of the hole to even out the surface for the nut to tighten to, and tightened the nut up. The directions were absolutely horrible in this aspect. They said to put the rubber seal, steal washer, and nut on and tighten, but never mentioned that support, and barely showed it in the photo. I even tried using the shims with the support on and it still wouldn't tighten properly.
If plumbers don't install the brand, don't install it either. My mom tried to save money installing those no-name brands. Five years later, over half had failed and there's no source for parts.
I did install it myself because Plumbers said they won't. I'm not sure about that. Yes, That's something to keep in mind. I don't expect this to last more than 5 years anyway.
I'm installing this faucet today. Thank you for this video. Very easy to follow.
You did an excellent job on this how to video. Perfect presentation. I love the force of that sprayer and I notice the hook lock which is a plus when using hot water!!! I also like the purified water filter (which was not a part of this), but I never thought of buying one for under the sink, you are making me look at water filters now!!!! That Moen black soap dispenser looks nice too. I have 4 holes in my sink so my soap dispenser will take the place of my separate hand sprayer from my last faucet!!! Thanks
Thank you. I didn't invest on reverse osmosis, as it can affect espresso taste. A simple, but effective filter like this helped for me.
This was excellent! You were very detailed and calm
Thanks for the feedback 🙂
I love that faucet!! Looks awesome. I used to be a dishwasher at a restaurant and always loved the commercial sprayer.
I agree it looks good
Thank you for this tutorial! I feel like you have given me the information I need to do this myself. A hundred thank you’s!!!!!
You are welcome
Good video but i would have chosen to move the valve to the front because it will still be uncomfortably close to the soap dispenser for my liking i have a soap dispenser farther away i have a 4 hole sink and used a 10" cover plate but i installed mine with the valve pointing forward to make it easy to use with either hand much better for me as having it to the side made it hard to get to it with my left hand
Thank you for the video. Very informative and helpful and most importantly detailed.
Thanks! I'm glad you like the video. I'm sure you'll love the soap dispenser and water filter - they're both great products. Thanks for your feedback!
Thank you
Great review. Thanks for putting it up!
Also and FYI: I think the black gasket goes on the top of the sink under the faucet, not on the bottom side, cause the gasket prevents water from entering from the top into the bottom. I would confirm the instructions for the gasket location. I am about to get one similar, I will stop back and update this post it I am correct.
Let me know about the gasket after verifying it
@@AjusCafe We did some more shopping around, and we decided on a different one, that had a gasket on top and bottom. KOHLER - Sous Pro-Style Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Vibrant Stainless. I put a generous amount of plumbers putty under it as well, since the problem we had with our last faucet was that it was leaking. So, all this to say, I couldn't verify it, but the KOHLER did have a gasket under it, maybe this one you reviewed is on the bottom after all.
No. This unit has a rubber oring already on the bottom of the faucet. The rubber goes on top of the steal washer. I had the same unit.
Hi, I’m planning on buying this in USA to my new home in India, do you think there will be any issues on installation??
This actually looks like an improvement over the similar Vigo Zurich I bought at samsclubs for $300 which does not have a separate control on the pot filler ... so pressure on the sprayer becomes zero when the pot filler "auto" valve fails and it fails in a few months, contacting support now.
Thankfully this is running well even after 1.5years of daily use. Pot filler works fine too.
This looks just like my kingston brass faucet I just bought. The only difference is that my water lines are hard copper and I had to purchase braided lines to go to my water supply. I had trouble with my install because the directions were so vague. They didn't even mention the support V shaped plastic washer beyond the contents part. My undermount sink flange went right up next to the hole where this installed. That made an uneven surface for the plastic support to go up against and I could not get it to tighten down properly. It also says not to tighten nut beyond 100ftlbs, but with channel locks or an adjustable wrench there's no way to measure ftlbs. I ended up taking the plastic support off, used the thin part of some plastic shims on the other 3 sides of the hole to even out the surface for the nut to tighten to, and tightened the nut up. The directions were absolutely horrible in this aspect. They said to put the rubber seal, steal washer, and nut on and tighten, but never mentioned that support, and barely showed it in the photo. I even tried using the shims with the support on and it still wouldn't tighten properly.
Write to that supplier and see. They should help. I know the instructions are a joke.
Great video.
Thank you.
Why is it that there is a third line on the original faucet and not on the new one? This is exactly how mine is. Thanks
The old faucet had a counter balance for the sprayer to be drawn back into the spout and the new one doesn't have that
9 months in how is it wearing? Still no problems?
As good as new. Using it daily without any fail.
What does spring has to do with installing a faucet?
It helps lubricate the leprechaun's nuts.
Thanks!
Thanks and appreciate that
I bought the same on Amazon. After one year, the valve on the pot filler is now dripping. I can't find parts, and I can't access the broken part.
Did you contact the seller in Amazon?
If plumbers don't install the brand, don't install it either. My mom tried to save money installing those no-name brands. Five years later, over half had failed and there's no source for parts.
I did install it myself because Plumbers said they won't. I'm not sure about that. Yes, That's something to keep in mind. I don't expect this to last more than 5 years anyway.
My water won’t turn back on
Have u installed properly and your main supply on? If its faulty tap contact the seller
Price
CAD $167
Good video bad junk fixture
Almost 2 years on it and it looks amd works like new
Gold and silver... looks so bad. Good video for people who need help.
Gold and silver is the new look. Get with todays style. He is on point.
Great video, thank you.
You are welcome