Stainless steel kitchen pull-out faucet handle high arc commercial stainless steel brushed nickel kitchen sink faucet with deck Suitable for bar laundry RV farmhouse (Brushed Nickel)

The water lines have some weird fittings will not connect to the 3/8 outlet at wall and can’t find any adapters so can’t use thisWill take back apart and sent back so frustrating

The hose end doesn't fit in the 3/8 valve. Don't waste your time running to hardware to find the adapter!

After multiple trips to home depot and trying to configure parts to fit the 3/8 fitting, it's just not possible. On the other hand I like how it looks, is it the best quality probably not. Also seems like this was a returned item, water dripped out of the head when I moved it. I reviewed the description and "instructions" and nowhere does it say what size it fits. If there's no adapters it's basically usless. I would not recommend unless you know it'll fit 100%

Fitting on hoses is not standard size.

This is a great faucet. Functional, looks great and easy to install.

Ends wont fit!! Dont buy!!

I've wanted a faucet like this in the kitchen for some time and when it first arrived i was excited to get it in place. Unfortunately after getting my old faucet out and this faucet mounted on the sink I discovered the supply lines are a couple inches to short to reach the house plumbing. My counters are no higher than normal and my understanding is the straight down connections are standard so this will be a problem for most people. Off to a hardware store to get extension pipes, two of them costs almost as much as the faucet so irritated but It will be done and worth it in minutes... Nope, turns out the fittings on this are not 3/8in and so much bigger the slip over 3/8 fitting threads easily. They didn't seem big enough to be 1/2in (the only other size you'll see in the US) so i pulled out the calipers to measure before heading back to the hardware store. These appear to be 15mm and an American plumbing supplier isn't going to have an adapter for that, if you find one (which will be tough) it's not very likely to be appropriate for potable water. The manufacturer insists that these are 3/8in despite pictures and basic math so do yourself a favor and get a different brand that that might actually know what a ruler is.

The base of this faucet is a brushed steel material / finish; the base feels sturdy and decent quality. The nozzle is very lightweight and is designed to pull out for easyily spraying and rinsing in the sink. The lever is a single handle that is intended to adjust the water pressure and temperature easily with one-handed (right-handed) operation. We will not be installing the faucet, however, because the nozzle feels very cheap, not built to last, and not worth the effort to install.