Waterstone Faucets

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 We are likely the only Waterstone faucet dealer who carefully opens and inspects each piece to ensure your faucet suite arrives in flawless condition. On the rare occasion that an issue arises, we address it promptly, so you receive only the best. Our commitment is to make your installation process as smooth and stress-free as possible. 

All Waterstone pull down faucets spray far less than others on the market. We prefer the lever handle for ease of use and a sensible spray pattern. Two of our favorite models are the 9750 and the 5500 because of the extended reach feature. 

No problem with Waterstone. The handle can easily be adjusted to compensate. Best yet, you can have the handle on the left, right or anywhere in-between because the spout rotates 360 degrees. We prefer the front centered position. Why? When you turn off the faucet with wet hands, the water drips into the sink instead of behind the sink.

This video illustrates how the extended reach faucets will easily reach all areas of a 54" sink. The sink in the video is a drop in 54" sink. 

We recommend two faucets on 60" or 72" sinks. However, you can get away with one faucet on a 60" sink if you use the extended reach models.

We will assist you in finding the perfect faucet for your height, the sink design, and your décor. 

 For optimal comfort when using your sink, it’s essential to position the faucet so that the water drops directly into the center of the bowl. Keep in mind that the faucet cannot be installed any closer than 2 inches from the bowl’s edge. With an 11-inch reach faucet, water will land 9 inches into the bowl - dead center of our 18" wide bowls. A shorter reach will cause the water to fall further back, which could lead to back and shoulder strain during prolonged use. 

All faucets are not created equal.
The real test of a faucet's quality is how the water flows over pots and pans. With the right faucet, you can work comfortably in your sink without worrying about getting wet. This is a small but crucial detail that's often missed when choosing a faucet. Remember, it's these little details that can make the biggest difference!