Havin Upside Down Design Pot Filler,Black Color,Wall Mount Pot Filler Faucet, Kitchen Folding Faucet,Coffee Machine Faucet with Stretchable Double Joint Swing Arms, Matte Black

Ended up having to purchase an "upside down" pot filler after miscalculating the height and not taking into consideration the height of the pot filler itself. Needless to say this was a life saver and super easy to install. Love that it comes with a replacement cartridge for down the road when it needs replacing. over all great quality, looks great, its affordable and love the forethought of including the future repair piece. Water flow is great and very functional

Very pleased with the quality

Nice item. We'll made. Expect it will last.

I would have given this five stars if it would've come with a rubber gasket to prevent leaking at the wall connection. Luckily, I had one on hand and it worked great and I was able to stop the leaking. And now it's perfect. Even if you have to go out and get a rubber gasket, it's still a great price for such a nice looking good quality pot filler.

Only Pot Filler found which sits below the water outlet. When remodeling, I had only considered the fill nozzle height above stovetop with a tall pot, not the vent hood. I chose an 18 ga stainless sheet backsplash, requiring a 1.5"D hole to expose the water outlet (bought TCT hole saw). Even with the hood a high 31" above stovetop, a common Pot Filler which swings above the water outlet would interfere, but this one fit perfect (photo). I had already installed the vent hood before receiving the Pot Filler, so had to take apart the first valve section to screw it on without bumping into the hood, but easy - remove setscrew, set of metric set of allen wrenches. I epoxied the 4-hole flange to the stainless backsplash rather than drill holes. If so, don't use the thin rubber washer between them. A 26 mm open-end wrench fits the valve body. Many buyers report problems with leaks at the water outlet. The nipple has an internal hex (10 mm), which allows you to screw in the shorter NPT side to your water outlet without marring the threads with pliers. I used thick yellow ("gas") teflon tape. My copper outlet had an exposed hex (pulling it out slightly) so I could back it up with a wrench to get the nipple very tight, without risk of damaging the behind-wall tubing. The O-ring on the nipple then extended 1/4" past the flange face which was sufficient for it to slide into the valve body for a circumferential seal, as the valve body was screwed on. A setscrew in the flange then locks the valve body from unscrewing under torque of the filler arm. The instructions state that if the nipple O-ring sits too close to the wall to fit inside the valve body, you can use teflon tape between nipple and valve body. I doubt that could work since both are straight threads, unlike tapered pipe threads which jam together as you screw together to capture the teflon tape (or pipe dope). That may be why many reported leaks. When plumbing your house for the Pot Filler, the outlet should be flush or slightly proud of the finished wall. Best is secured to the wall studs so it can move slightly in and out from the wall to perfectly match the pot filler's valve as you screw it on. That allows relying on the circumferential O-ring to seal, as designed.

stylish, easy to use) great quality!

Saved me! Just the ticket when you did not allow enough room for the microwave!

I honestly didn’t think I needed a pot filler, but now that I have one, I can’t imagine cooking without it. When just finished building our house and my plumber husband suggested it! So glad he did! We bought one through his plumbing supplier 4x more than this one and it didn't work, so I went to Amazon and here we are! Highly recommend this pot filler!