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Beautiful and Less Expensive Goose Beck Kitchen Faucet

6 years ago

I’m looking for a goose neck kitchen faucet. Any recommendations for a beautiful and inexpensive $500ish (CAD) kitchen faucet?
photos would be super helpful if possible.

I like the Delta Trinsic faucet - it’s modern and the touch seems useful.
Are there two different models of this faucet? In photos some look shorter and thicker.

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Anglophilia
6 years ago
A faucet should last for a VERY long time. This is not the time for economizing. About 15 years ago, I paid over $600 for a Perrin & Rowe faucet - it is now much more expensive. It still looks and works great and I have never regretted my "splurge" on this purchase.
Lizzie Bennett
6 years ago
I got a Hans-Grohe that looks somewhat similar (it's not a touch faucet, though) for $200USD at Costco.
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I'm a big Hansgrohe fan too (not Grohe), and there's a nice-looking pull-down faucet from themat Costco for under $270 Canadian. I have had a Hansgrohe in my kitchen too (an entirely different model) for about 10 months, and so far it is working great and it handles well. It looks like the Talis M model is sold specifically through on-line retailers only (like Costco and Amazon), but I'd still be very comfortable with a Hansgrohe product.
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I've had a Hansgrohe Talis C in my kitchen for 6 years, although I prefer the lines of the one you posted better. I paid about $500 for mine through a kitchen designer. The only problem I've ever had with it was last year it sprung a leak in the inner water line and had to replace it. Hansgrohe sent me the part for free and I replaced it myself.

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6 years ago
I have had an IKEA which I paid under $100 in my kitchen for now 13 years and it is still as nice as it was when I put it in in 2005.

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