A homeowner considers many things when purchasing a kitchen faucet. Leaky faucets could be a thing of the past with top-notch valves and tough finishes now common on all but the cheapest models.
Whether you’re replacing an old faucet or selecting something new in a remodeling plan, there are a few things to know before the water starts to flow.
Many faucet styles are available for the kitchen sink work area. You can choose a faucet that's operated by a single lever or two handles, or even a hands-free model. The main types are single-handle faucets,two-handle faucets,touch faucets,touchless or hands-free faucets,pot-filler faucets.
Advances in faucet finishes have made most faucets good at resisting wear. Here are some other features to consider that can affect durability and function. In-faucet filters are great for filtering tap water. Keep volume and maintenance in mind to decide if this is the right filtering option for your family.
A kitchen faucet should be a long-lasting purchase, so you want to consider both the aesthetic and practical design before purchasing. Consider not only the appearance of your kitchen, but also how you intend to use the faucet.
