3 Hole Kitchen Faucet, Single Handle Stainless Steel Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, 2 Hole Widespread Kitchen Sink Faucet with Soap Dispenser, Brushed Nickel KMF025L

This faucet was the easy to install

I hardly ever write reviews, but for this faucet I made the time. Installing any faucet is always cumbersome. I have never installed a faucet with that much ease as this unit. Every part I needed for the installation was in the box, including hoses, fittings...etc. The faucet appears to be well made, solid, and great value for the money, time will tell. But for now, I am very pleased with this product.

Well designed, easy to install (harder to remove the old one!), works great!

The installation was a bit difficult, especially because there were some water damage near the sink, but thats no fault of the product. the product otherwise puts together very well and seems to work fine with the existing holes in my sink. once installed, it operates smoothly and looks great. happy with the product and the price point.

This was really easy to install especially the soap dispenser I like how there’s no trouble switching between the two spray settings unlike some brands where you have to turn the water off to get it to go back to the original spray setting the soap dispenser is easy to fill just left up Poirier soap in

Love the look and easy installation

Really a nice change to rv kitchen. Highly recommend.

Easy installation. We couldn’t spend $$$ on a new faucet. This product fits the budget and looks quite modern.

I have a smaller 3-hole sink that I built into a wet bar when I finished my basement. It utilized a name brand faucet virtually identical to this one, but I paid close to $300 for it. When my kids took over my last place of refuge, they and their friends somehow managed to snap the faucet neck off right above where it comes out of the sink. Of course, no one broke it, it just broke off all by itself. I went to my local big box home improvement store where I bought the original about 5 years earlier, but they did not have a faucet like the original where the handle is separated from the faucet body. I thought I was going to have to purchase some other style which I didn’t want to do until I checked Amazon and found this. This faucet appears to be decently constructed and very similar to the original sans the spray head which is quite a bit narrower (too narrow for my liking) but actually fits well in wet bar environment. Installation was no more or less difficult than any other faucet Ive installed and after you play contortionist for a bit trying to squeeze yourself into a cabinet base installation was straight forward, took about 10 minutes and did not leak. The spray nozzle lacks the magnetic docking some of the more expensive faucets incorporate but the weighted hose does a decent job of pulling it back in. The handle operates smoothly, the faucet doesnt drip, and the soap dispenser works as it is supposed to. Im sure this no name faucet was manufactured in some forced labor camp in China but considering it was about 1/5th the cost of the original I cant complain. Will it hold up to the test of time or will I be replacing it 3 years down the line - cant say at this point but Im guessing that unless it self-destructs like the last one I think itll be around for quite a while. If not, at least Ill know I didnt pay $300 for it.

Looking for a two hole faucet is not easy. But finding this little gem was like striking gold. Installed it this morning. Easy fit and connect. Hope it lasts...