Kraus KPF-2821SFS Oletto High-Arc Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, 21 Inch, Spot Free Stainless Steel

Just installed today, very easy and simple. I’m mostly writing this review to brag. My wife didn’t like how tall it is but I told her it’s gonna look great installed…and I…was…right. Finally.

A 60-year-old lady installed this today. I'm super impressed with the quality of the overall construction of the thing, the threads worked like butter, and it was easy to look at it and see how to install, plus the instructions were good. So for long term durability, I can't say, but for initial impression and install, 5+. The old faucet this replaced was a Moen with what was apparently a style feature that resulted in a net faucet reach of barely 8 inches. I had no idea how significant that was going to be. When it started leaking, I jumped on an excuse to replace rather than fix. The longer faucet reach on this faucet is wonderful, and it's going to make an enormous difference in comfort and maintaining an ergonomic position when working at the sink. Only drawback was the plumbing under the sink coming out of the floor, and the water lines were too short. The home improvement store had an extender hose, so it's installed and working great. And it looks good. 5+ at this stage.

This replaced a Blanco faucet 4x it’s price and I like this one better. I was worried about the excessive spray from a strong stream but you quickly learn that you need only open it half way to prevent water from going everywhere. Our Blanco could not stay in spray mode at half throttle so this was a very nice surprise. Installation was also a breeze. The only hiccup is that you’re supposed to remove the sprayer nozzle and run the water for a minute to get a bunch of greasy water and who knows what else out before using it. When I screwed the sprayer back on it kept leaking. After a bit of a frustrating few minutes I found a round white plastic along with a blue washer in the drain. The instructions only show a black washer. What a dumb omission by the faucet maker. I’m sure many people had a similar experience and sent their leaky faucets back. Anyhow, once I found and attached those parts, everything worked like a charm. I have another Kraus faucet outdoor and it’s been a champ. It’s are a quality company and I’m betting in a few years it won’t be selling at these prices.

I am really enjoying my tap. Smooth operation, no fingerprints, sexy looks, and sturdy. The pull out sprayer has a nice little articulating joint for less wear and tear and ease of operation. So far so good.

This is huge and thick. I used it with the Krause deckplate. I was hoping the curve of the faucet wouldn't come down so close to my sink, so I got this high arc faucet. It still comes down pretty close, so when I use the sprayer, I have to make sure the water isn't turned on as high as it can go. I only have a 10" deep sink, so if yours is deeper, it wouldn't be a problem for you. Of course, the water pressure in your home would be a factor, too. It appears to be stain resistant and the finish seems dull to me. In retrospect, I should've gotten the stainless steel or chrome. Life has taught me that many features in a product means more things to go wrong. I've never had a faucet with a sprayer before, so I got the protection plan. I wanted to cover my bases.