VEVOR Pot Filler Faucet Wall Mount Kitchen Pot Filler Solid Brass with 2 Handles

Nice and sturdy without any leaks thus far. I really like the duel handles and how smoothly it moves. I'm really happy with this.

I became a plumber again to install this faucet. There are a few things I want to point out to help you install this without leaks.I had to put this on four different times to get it right. Unfortunately, mine is installed crooked and ugly around the included ring, and I'm somewhat embarrassed by the result. But it now doesn't leak, and we finally have a pot filler after wanting one forever.First, you'll need an NPT hookup on your wall. You will want to create a wood frame for the water line to rest in. They give you anchors but are way too close to make a practical mount. This big heavy pot filler moves a lot in use, and you'll want this installed into wood or some other solid surface. I ended up getting two screws on one side into a wall stud. I switched out the included screws because they couldn't go deep enough for what I was looking for.If I had the chance to do it over again, I would have removed more drywall and built a wood frame. Having a wood stud next to the NPT was enough to get by, but it is not what I should have done.I ran a new PEX line through the wall for this. The PEX to NPT female adaptor went on well enough, but it will spin in the PEX when you put the faucet on. Be sure to get a grip on the hex part while it's screwing on. You get a male-to-male NPT nub with the pot filler, and you'll need a 3/8 hex wrench to screw it down. It would be best if you wrapped this three times on each side with the included Teflon tape, and it won't hurt to add some pipe thread sealer on top of this. Two of my failures included not using enough tape. Only the combination on the last attempt enabled me to complete the job.Be sure to measure the top of your stove clearance. I had to set mine off to the right of the stove because the distance from the stove back to the microwave above would not accommodate this pot filler.Long story short, hire a plumber to do this right. But you CAN DIY if you want.The pot filler works well. There are two shut-offs. One at the base a

This is Awesome! I have yet to install it, waiting until we build our forever home. It will a great, efficient addition over our stove once complete!

I have the brushed silver model and it has a very long reach when extended. I am giving the faucet 5 stars because of the very high quality construction and ease of installation.It has a over tile wall-mounted design that needs a single-hole source pipe. It is a 1/2 "connection thread" that connects to a standard water pipe and is designed for cold water.This "pasta faucet" pot filler is suitable for a commercial kitchen and can be installed over a stove or a sink. It is made of brass which makes it very durable. The "brushed nickel" finish seems to be very strong and beautiful. I really like the "double joints" and "double handles" and when extended it has a very long reach (about 2 feet). It can rotated 360 degrees and can be operated with one hand. There is a high quality screen in the nozzle to filter the water flow.Because it is a 1/2 inch diameter pipe, the flow rate of water is very good (the manufacturer says its two gallons a minute).I am highly recommending this pasta faucet! Very good value!

This is a very well made faucet with high quality materials. The only problem I've had is with installation. It is not very easy to run a water line from the sink to the stove. The faucet seems great, just keep in mind the difficulties of installation.