Kitchen

One-handle pulldown faucets feature a wand that users pull away from the faucet body for maximum control of the water stream. All of these one-handle faucets are handle clocked to prevent backsplash crashing.

View Instructions

One-handle pullout faucets feature a wand that users pull away from the faucet base to easily direct the flow of water. The wand integrates stream and spray functionality.

View Instructions

One-handle faucets use a single handle to control both the volume of water flow and the temperature. CFG ceramic cartridges aid in providing precise temperature control. An escutcheon can be used for situations where you are converting from a two-handle to a one-handle configuration.

View Instructions

Two-handle faucets are controlled by using both handles, one for hot and one for cold.

View Instructions

These smaller faucets for use in smaller sinks are generally located in another part of the kitchen, behind a bar, in a prep area/island, or at a secondary sink. They can also be used as a primary faucet when dealing with height restrictions.

View Instructions

These faucets are specially configured for ample working room at laundry sinks. Threaded spouts allow for the option of attaching a hose.

View Instructions