No pictures, only advice. Get out your biggest stock pot and just make sure that it will go over the lip of that. I also made sure that it could reach all 6 burners though if you're ok with sliding pots over the burners this may not be necesarry. If you are intending to do a wow! backsplash behind the cooktop, you may not want to cover the design with your pot filler arms, so keep that in mind. I chose my particular pot filler because it was the same style as my main kitchen faucet and it had 2 shut off valves. I was told that would help keep it from "dripping" over time.

Thanks for the advice, Pence. I think I have a height measurement for the plumber who will be doing the rough plumbing for the pot filler tomorrow. I'm trying to figure out where it should be placed from left to right and how it will look if it is off-center. I have an idea where it should go, but always do better with a visual of how it would look.

I bought a pot filler that could reach all 6 burners in a 48" range. It doesn't have to fit in the middle of the farthest burner but at least reach it. I also got 2 shut off valves. My pot filler is centered. Sorry, not a straight on pic in my unfinished kitchen.

Most often people choose a wall mounted pot filler. As you can see I don't have a wall behind the cooktop. The only choice was a deck mounted pot filler. One advantage I didn't think about is the plumbing is not in the wall, but inside the 30'' deep cabinet. Easily accessible if need be. Because the water does not go through the water softener the pot filler is used for the cooktop pots as well as the bakery (just around the corner), and filling the hot pot. It is a Belle Foret, very good quality, but not very expensive. I am sorry they don't have wall mount sink faucets with sprayer.

KItchenKrazed: You can find several pictures of potfillers...centered or to the side on the finished kitchen blog, using the categories link to focus just on potfiller pictures. I've attached a link below.

Note that many potfillers (including the one I'm installing soon) fold back on themselves. So...for example, the pipe for my faucet will come out of the wall 12" from the side of my 36" stove....one third of the way across the back. But it extends out 12", then folds back 12". So when not extended, but pushed back against the wall it looks centered....the pipes extending across the center 12" of a 36" backsplash. Of course, I can also fold it the other direction, so it goes across the left one-third of the backsplash instead of the center third.

Here is a link that might be useful: finished kitchen blog potfillers

Thanks for all the posts. Bostonpam - Love your kitchen, pretty range and chandelier. What type of granite is that? Cotehele - That's a cool set-up, I like the windows over your cooktop. I was looking at Newport Brass, but will check out Belle Foret too. Melissastar -thanks, that's helpful to know the measurements and how you figured out how to center yours. I guess if I want mine off-center, I should make sure it really looks off-center and not close enough to being centered to just look like a mistake. Also, thanks for the tip on how to search the finished kitchens blog. I was going through the photos one by one and never realized you could narrow your search. What a huge help that is, I will be using that a lot more I'm sure!