Everything about the kitchen sink—and faucet

Posted by: FCWGroup on August 31, 2015 Under: Faucets |

Everything about the kitchen sink—and faucet
Models with a side-mounted handle may need more room between the backsplash and handle, or you might end up banging your knuckles when you turn the faucet on or off. Gooseneck faucets have higher clearances, so it's easier to fit a big pot underneath.
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Around the House: New features flow through two-handle kitchen faucets
If a fancy barroom-type faucet is more your style, you can drink up the benefits of a single-hole two-handle gooseneck kitchen faucet. This faucet has large, flat handles on either side of the gooseneck spout. Note: Since you're replacing your sink as …
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