Will you have a beverage faucet somewhere?

Always love seeing that setup!

It's nice for me to see it again too. Missing it since we moved, though I do at least have a huge farmhouse sink--not as good at the stages but not bad at all.

I have two hansgrohe pull down faucets but they are discontinued. Any 2 good quality pull down faucets should work well.

No beverage faucet our fridge has a filtered water dispenser and our water even without filter is great quality.

My sink will be in an island. Those delta faucets look cool. I wnat to put in 2 faucets so two people can work at the kitchen.

I am wondering the same thing. I just decided it would be a good idea to get the Stages 45 sink (the basin size on the 33 was looking too smal).

I had planned to get a nice modernist faucet like the beautiful Vola https://cdn.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/img/sub/uimg/06-2012/700_faucets-vola-faucets.png

or one of its many knock-offs like the Kohler Purist: http://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-Purist-Single-Handle-Pull-Out-Sprayer-Kitchen-Faucet-in-Polished-Chrome-K-7505-CP/202388611

I DEFINITELY need a sprayer, whether pull-out or separate. But would that be enough to reach all corners of this big boy, if I put it in the center (or any optimal spot)? I hate those Karbon faucets, and I don't even like the huge arcing ones that look like a hose is over the sink.

Would one plain ol' fairly petite kitchen faucet with a pull out or separate next door sprayer be enough, or will I need two faucets? I hope not as I'm not fond of how that looks either and our plumbing is complicated enough. Any advice/experience?? Thanks!

I love my Koehler karbon faucet! It's so easy to direct the water where I want it in such a huge sink!

cityrat Unfortunately I don't know if I can't be of much help because despite starting this thread to talk about how I didn't want the Kohler karbon faucet and THEN after weeks of thought, installed TWO Karbons on the 45" sink. I thought I would hate the shapes, but they're so SO useful and wonderful to use, I'm very happy with my decision.

I considered a pullout but ultimately didn't want one as we've had the pullout faucets in all previous kitchens and none of them lasted more than 3 years without either leaking or the pullout section becoming loose. BUT if you're set on a pullout, you'll be fine with just 1 pullout on the smaller Stages, and maybe on the larger 45" as well (depends on how long that pull out is). Personally, I think the 45" sink visually deserves 2 faucets not 1. It's much too large of a hole in your countertop to not diminutize a single faucet unless it's very large/tall pull down faucet.

Thanks for the feedback!...I don't think I can do it, eek. In our Brooklyn Brownstone kitchen, everything is on full view, and the karbon seriously clashes...plus it's expensive, and I was willing to give up the pricey Vola to get the more expensive but more useful sink (and my KD thinks the bowl size on the 33 is just too small, it's something like 21 inches so i think the 45 is a definite–plus it's not that much more $ than the smaller one). Also, I thought the Karbon WAS a pullout, as in, doesn't it have a pullout sprayer?

hmm...@akaur007, do you mean that a separate spray faucet next to the main one is a better option, because i'm down with that as well. Does anyone use the 45 sink with one small faucet and separate sprayer?

cityrat Yes you're right, it IS a pullout in the sense that you can pull it to where you need (you can position it in a place and leave it there unlike traditional pullouts). I was referring to the faucets where you can pull the head out and pullout is a braided water pipe that hides inside the faucet when not in use. That's all we've had in all previous kitchen and none of them have withstood use.

No, I meant 2 identical faucets like this:

Or a pulldown faucet with some visual size so that it doesn't look so dinky at the 45" sink like this:

Or sure, you could maybe do a main faucet and spray faucet, or a main faucet and a bar faucet, or a main faucet and a hot water faucet, etc.

I have a single large faucet on mine (sorry, no photos yet - still finishing up kitchen!). I thought I wanted one or two Karbon faucets, but I tried one in person and found it very difficult to use. I made sure I found a faucet with a large enough radius that it could reach all the corners.

I do think two faucets could be nice, but it wasn't really right for our kitchen.

We are installing a 45” workstation sink in our newly remodeled kitchen. I’m struggling with whether to buy a KK , 2 faucets with sprayers, or a single faucet with the longest sprayer I can afford. Any further thoughts, updates since these last comments?

@Kidsnurse CC What did you ever decide? I"m just starting the research!!

I ended up purchasing the Kraus Britt commercial style pull down faucet in spot-free stainless. Had to buy through eBay due to restrictions on the faucet (I’m assuming because it came with interchangeable flow restrictor to comply with California’s rules). I had it mounted center and it is able to reach all 4 corners and switches back and from from spray to stream easily. Very happy so far!