Which side sink faucet will complement my main sink faucet?
Here is my kitchen -
I have the Kohler Karbon at my main sink in the island and am looking for a potfiller* and the sink sink faucet.
*(I know I know, I don't need one, but the plumbing was already in, and all the homes here have one, and I don't want to get rid of it for when I sell in 4-5 as all the ladies love it)
Here is the placement of the potfiller and side sink faucet marked in pink:
This is the Kohler Karbon:
MY OPTIONS -
I was told that this Brizo could work with the Karbon:
My other options were:
Should I go ahead and run with the Brizo faucet for the side sink?
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sherri1058
6 years ago
oldbat2be
6 years agoWe have the KWC Sin. Water flow is faster on the Sin than the KK, it has clean lines, good height, can be turned to fill things on the island and operates well. On the flip side - and this is more a question of how it is positioned and the distance to the bottom of the sink we selected - turning the water on at full volume and leaving the nozzle up high generates splashing from the bottom of the sink, so I usually just pull the nozzle down a few inches and then turn on the water.
As for pot filler, we bought one and never installed it....
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