Ginger Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet in Brushed Nickel

I love this faucet! So much more attractive than my previous faucet.

Ive had this faucet for one year and water started leaking from the faucet head to the hose that extends out. Replaced the aerator and that didnt do the trick to stop the leak. It appears the plastic casing that holds the aerator and shoots the different streams cannot hold the pressureand slides out slightly to cause the leak. You can see in the picture how its out.

just installed a couple days ago. not sure yet why it does not come with the base plate plastic anchors for the extra holes in your older sink. I think it needs them, will go look for some to steady it or remove the base plate altogether. I guess I had misplaced my instructions, did not know the flange was not to be used with the base plate, so I have to take it back apart to remove that or remove the base plate too, I haven't decided on that yet. but love the faucet so far and I got it on sale like $50 off.

Looks nice but is a bit flimsy and wobbly. Installation below the sink was easy, seating the upper portion was sketchy, and the reason for its flimsy nature. Wish we could "set" the spray function as default, but not the case. It's serving its function and better than what we replaced.

Glacier Bay Faucet, have been a fixture in this home for as long as we remember. This pull down sprayer, one handle valve is a great Value and Quality. I read some reviews from season installers and fail to see the problem, which was the hose going back into the spout. Now the weight is not there to pull the hose back in all by itself, you need to glide it. I have installed many of these now and the one greatest problem is the plumbing and if you can see it in my pictures the center of the sink is inline with the drain. Now, first we make sure all other lines are pulled away so the weight fall freely and it keeps the hose twisting. I put a cardboard box I trimmed and tied to the plumbing drain, as there's a clean out just above the bottom of the loop were the weight/hose would hang just a bit. With the cardboard edge running all the way up and down it glides over it. DETAILS, overlook them and in most cases your end up at some point returning to fix something. Now, we used the three hole bottom plate for now, till after the new sink goes in. A little touch of an easily removed sealer to prevent water leakage under the plate ( plumber's putty) and the faucet slipped right in and the finger plate, rubber, them the nut and it was in faster then the time it took to get under the sink. It did take a few to put the hose back down the spout, not a straight shot, but most of it is that the hoses is rolled in the box, so a little turn here and there and it soon slips down. You can also take the upper section of the spout off and it's a straighter shot, just make sure the hose goes though that section before you push it down though. Again, look at your details for your sink, what it can or could hang up on and pull the other lines to the side. I've had under sinks where nothings in the center, it's all to the side, to where the drain is centered, water on each side or waters all on one side or the other. You may see all of it in the pictures, but the outside faucets lines and valve (shutoffs) is there, the dishwasher line, valve and drain hose and the icemaker with a valve all along with the sinks water and drain, don't forget the disposal, we are loaded. One last thing I have always found helpful, is the put the weight just, maybe an inch max up on the side that goes to the faucet this way there's a little weight hangs on the hose pulling down just a touch.

The pivot action of the neck and the water temp/flow control lever are smooth. The sprayer has a wide pattern but somewhat low pressure; it's also weighted to retract into the neck when it's released. Overall, a solid, mid-range faucet in an organic, contemporary style.

I searched everywhere for an arc faucet that would fit under my 10” high windowsill. This one had a longer arc and one that started at about 8”. It also had a pull down sprayer which would make it easier to rinse off dishes before putting them in the dishwasher, or to wash in the sink. The faucet looks beautiful with my new stainless steel appliances, fits perfectly under the window ledge, has the pull down sprayer with 2 settings and was very reasonably priced.