Bidet Faucet Nickel Faucet Widespread Bathroom Faucet Types Of Kitchen Faucets

The two handle wall mount faucets come in styles ranging from old country farmhouse like the American Standard Heritage Wall Mount to the super modern contemporary (I'm to cool to talk to you) Kohler Karbon Wall-Mount. These faucet styles have a lot of character and personality, not to mention they are very functional and good conversation pieces. If you've got some flair in your personality, these faucets might be the way to go. Another catchy faucet which tends to aire on the traditional side is the Bridge Faucet. This is still a two handle faucet, just turned upright with some of the plumbing that is usually hidden under the counter now above-board. Some of these look like they could be the first faucet ever invented and they probably were fashioned this way back in the day. So if you want to go REALLY old school and are planning on having the founding fathers over for supper, the Pegasus Bridge Style Faucet might be for you.

When it comes to price, the range of it can be very wide. There are those which are consider high end products with unique designs and valuable finishes like gold so they can go as high as $2,000. However, if you were to search through the internet or visit any of your local hardware stores, you may see that the price can range from about $50 to $600. However, unlike other products like electrical appliances, you cannot simply use the price tags to gauge the quality and performance of the faucets. Apart from your own budget, you should also consider the following factors very carefully.

In selecting a kitchen faucet you will want to consider the kitchen sink. Kitchen sinks usually come with from one to four or more holes to accommodate various types of kitchen faucets. If you are considering changing a faucet on an existing sink, it is better to select a faucet to fits the sink's current hole configuration. If you want to change from a three-hole type faucet to a single-hole one you will be left with open holes that will need to be filled. On the other hand if you try to knock out additional holes to change from a single-mount to a three-hole type faucet you run the risk of damaging an existing sink. Therefore you will find it much easier to also install a new kitchen sink and faucet together because you can choose any kind of kitchen faucet and sink that is compatible.