Thanks, Randy- very helpful. I also hope to find a few users to tell me how the black flexible hose & it's couplings hold up after a year or two of use.

I like the looks.

I'm thinking of getting this for our laundry room and mudroom. It seems super functional.

Wanting for same location.

Just got it and love it. Can't speak to long term use yet.

anyone find that its difficult to move or "articulate". Just got it, not installed yet, but seems really stiff.

It loosens up. I love mine and it has been a year.

@sabelin and @Bettina Hooper (if you ended up with this faucet)...Do you still like it? How much clearance do you have at the back (between the faucet and backsplash)? It says the minimum is 4.5" and I'm trying to figure out If I can make that work. I'm not sure I'll have 4.5" of space...might have just under depending on how close I can get my granite guy to pull sink to the front.

@sglf Thanks for the update! Your cats are just showing off to let you know how smart they are :) Or maybe to mess with a dog.

I'm trying to figure out why this sink would need additional space behind it compared to, say, the regular artesso pulldown. I'm thinking the articulating upper part can get pushed back substantially and that's the reason...not that the handle is longer than normal and would hit the backsplash. Does that seem right to you?

Hi SarahBen. No, I did not purchase it in the end. Glad sglf was able to help you out.

@sglf Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to take photos. That is very helpful, and now I understand why they ask for that clearance.

I unfortunately can't do a side mount because of the shape of the sink, and because I changed my original thinking about centering the sink on a window after much back and forth with KD and husband. (I argued for an offset sink for greater functionality but in the end they convinced me.) They would kill me if I off-set the faucet after all that!