VEVOR Pot Filler Faucet, Solid Brass Commercial Wall Mount Kitchen Stove Faucet with Gold Brushed Finish, Folding Restaurant Sink Faucet with Double Joint Swing Arm & 2 Handles

I can no longer carry full pots of water to stove for pasta or for making soup. I eat lots of pasta and soup quite often as I enjoy cooking. I've been needing a pot filler for a long time, my other house had one, was wonderful. I've found this Pot filler needs to be plumbed in by a plumber. The building I live in is older, so pipes don't always go where you think they would. I've looked at videos, but don't think I can diy this job. I'll update this review as soon as I have this installed. Ok thank you. Sincerely, Charlie

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 pot filler is less than half the price for the one I purchased quite a few years ago when I was building this house. In addition new code requires these faucets be lead-free. An important point when these aren't necessarily everyday-use faucets, so the water sits in them for extended periods of time.I removed our old faucet in the hopes of attaching this one to demonstrate it functioning, but the mountings are much different. The old one simply sits on a short pipe nipple coming out of the wall. This one is far more involved, and much better in my opinion, with a bracket that screws into the wall with a cover over it, and then the faucet slides through the middle and has an additional setscrew to hold it in place. I like this design quite a bit.I found it kind of funny that their instructions suggest when screwing in the mounting bracket on the wall that you do not put your screw through the water pipe. For those who absolutely have to have a four-hole bracket with one hole directly at the top, another in the middle of the bottom, and one straight out on each side this is very sound advice. For those willing to rotate the bracket either clockwise or counterclockwise about 45 degrees you will have nothing to worry about and your installation will be every bit as strong as those who use the first method, and risk hitting the water pipe.This comes with all necessary mounting hardware as well as screws and wall anchors and two allen wrenches for the setscrew and the brass nipple for the wall (nipple is included and has a unique center that allows for an allen wrench to enter the center and tighten it into place). There is a roll of teflon tape as well. And a fairly long screw-in water screen/filter for the end where the water will come out.I tried to put stress on the arm couplings for various angles to make certain the machining and internal o-rings kept everything in place to avoid any chance of leaks. It was as solid as any of the filler two or three times the p

This is beautiful product. I bought one and like it so much, I bought a couple more to share with family. They are high quality and easy to install.