Pull Out or Pull Down for single-basin Kraus 23" sink?
1275911
It pulls out and the water either sprays or flows straight down. I am not sure what you mean. It is a great faucet with a lot of water pressure.
1275912
I'm guessing you are asking what would be best, pull out or pull down. I have used both. I bought this faucet for a stainless steel sink right under window sill. Another high pull down would not look good over window in new home. However the pull down was easier to use. This Krause is good quality, very heavy duty, no leaks or drips.
1275913
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. You can see where the faucet pulls out. The only time I pull it out is when I need to use the sprayer & need a longer extension like cleaning the sink. Otherwise, I rarely pull it out.
1275914
This is a pull out spray head. It is a bit stiff as there is a spring coiled around the hose instead of the traditional weight . It is an awesome faucet and well worth the expense. The spray head is all stainless steel and will not disappoint you.
1275915
I have a single sink, rather large and deep. I love this faucet, but not for the pull-out feature. As others have noted, it is rather stiff to pull out. So if you use the pull-out or pull-down feature a lot, you would probably be happier with a pull-down head. I seldom use the pull-out feature, but really wouldn't miss it if it were gone.
128616
I think you can mount it either way although you are correct that the way it was intended was for it to be 90 degrees turned. If you look on their website, you can clearly see that the Kraus logo is in the middle of the longer side of the sink. I'm not sure I can say whether it will fit in your particular cabinet, I would recommend you look at the manufacture dimensions and measure carefully. You might be able to download a mounting template from their website ahead of time to see if that might help with the installation.
2251150
I have this sink with a touch less pull down faucet although not spring loaded. Love the sink the only thing I would do differently is to put the garbage disposal on the large side as you have to be careful not to bang the dishes when rinsing on the small side. Love the sink much better made than the sinks you find at home depot. Spent a lot of money remodeling my kitchen and I would buy this sink again. My contractor commented on the low cost at amazon and suggested I buy it asap for the price as he couldn't get a better deal even with his contractor cost.
1499224
Our granite cut out was just under 24" to accomodate the sink. The bowl tapers in to 20" at the bottom. I can't be for certain, but if the opening is under 24" and tapers inward... and you had 24+" clearance to let the sink drop in there would be no issues. If I were you I would go for it. Tell your contractor to make it happen! The very worst situation is that you would have to return it and get a credit, but I don't see that having to happen.
986360
I called Waste King support on this today. They said you HAVE to get the 9980, not the Legend 8000, for a cast-iron sink Also, they said if the sink has a thickness of 1 inch or more, you need to buy the extended flange, or else the standard flange will not reach. This I have not seen stated anywhere.
1997829
I think the angle of water into the sink is just fine. We have a Kraus single bowl kitchen sink and it works great. The pull out appears to be heavy as it is harder to extend...perhaps the hose is a tighter fit or there is too much of it? I like how it keeps your last setting for spray or flow. Overall a nice faucet with a great look.
2099216
We bought a single handle pull out faucet. Our one consideration was that when mounted the spigot would swing over each sink without having to pull out. The faucet is mounted in the countertop not the sink. We have had no problems and thoroughly love the sink. Also, we did not have the hole drilled until the sink had been mounted in order to prevent mistakes..
927485
The nozzle comes completely out of the support bar and will pull down as far as you need and in any direction...I place it back into the support by pulling it down, slip it back into position then release to reposition the nozzle. No need to snap it in place. I love this faucet! It makes my kitchen look so sharp...that's not just a pretty face! My plumber said it was a very well made product...I purchased the stainless not the chrome
1415222
Get the FRC-4016. The 1032 is the old model and appears to be discontinued. These work great. I've had mine for a few years now. My switch is installed in the third hole in my kitchen sink, where a sprayer might go, but I have pull-down spray head on faucet. There is an inexpensive adaptor available for installing switch in countertop if you do not have a spare hole in your sink. See their website: http://bit.ly/1LcySW9
259165
Ours pulls out about 24", I think it all depends on where the weight/stop is placed on the hose under the sink.
1525027
Well, there's a slit on one end, but the tray isn't slanted. So you would still have to manually lift it to dump the water out. Convenient nonetheless. I have a small double sink and put mine directly in one side so there's no need for the tray. Hope that makes sense!
1967570
I'm using this sink right now with Price Pfister that came with a push style pop up drain. There's no pulling with this one, just push down and it goes to closed if it was open, or to open if it was closed. The sink would also work with the faucets with the rod that comes up through the back of the faucet, in which case you do push or pull on the rod to open and close the drain.
927486
The whole head nozzle pulls down with the spring (one piece) - no retraction. Probably pulls down a good six inches, def. enough to get deep in my sink. However, this style of faucet doesn't get quite as deep as a more traditional pull out faucet, to be honest. If you want to actually be able to touch the bottom of your sink, this unit won't do that.
1040190
You need to attach the gravity ball on the sprayer house underneath the sink. It's heavy enough to pull back or retract the sprayer. Make sure you mark the hoes after pulling the sprayer the length you want out, then attach the gravity ball (2 pieces that snaps on around the hose). FYI- I used the old gravity ball as well to retract the sprayergood luck
2251149
I have a regular pull down foucet and so far no problem the sink is a grate piece and makes the diference in ur kitchen my only advice is make shure u get soft water or any filter runing other wise u have to wipe down every time u used it with hard water.other than that is all good.... Enjoy
1071342
I would ask the manufacturer, but this is a pull-down- I've never seen one on a pull-out faucet.
2099215
I bought the premier 120334L Essen lead free single handle commercial faucet. Make sure you center it on the division between the two sinks. Not in the center of them together. Love my faucet but now wish I wouldn't have bought the divided sink. If done again I would buy the same sink but a single big bowl.