MENATT Commercial 3 in 1 Drinking Water Faucet, High Arc Water Filter Purifier Kitchen Faucets, Dual Handle Pull Out Kitchen Sink Faucet (Matte Black)
Key features
- •【3-in-1 design】Pull-down kitchen faucet with a small kitchen filter faucet, integrated in the kitchen faucet, you do not need to install a separate faucet filter for the kitchen sink, saving space
- •【Pull-down Sprayer】Stream/spray/pause to meet the daily needs of life,18-inch pull-down hose is easy to clean, has no blind spots, and can be used in almost any sink.
- •【EASY TO INSTALL】Dual Handle design kitchen faucet water filter, including 3/8'' & 1/4 "quick connectors,and a screw thread size of 3/8"connector, easily connect to your reverse osmosis system. The right handle for controlling the kitchen faucet sprayer, the left handle for controlling the drinking water faucet.
- •【Material】 Lead-free solid brass material, healthier, safer and more durable. Commercial high arc kitchen sink faucet, Matte black
- •【WARRANTY】If you are not satisfied or have any questions, please feel free to contact us, we will provide you with the best solution within 12 hours.
MENATT Commercial 3 in 1 Drinking Water Faucet, High Arc Water Filter Purifier Kitchen Faucets, Dual Handle Pull Out Kitchen Sink Faucet (Matte Black)
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Customer Reviews
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Largely good, 2 design flaws, only product in its class
Megan Harris✓ Verified Purchase•November 28, 2023
AFAIK it's the only comparable product in its class so I'd buy it again somewhat because of a lack of choice. That said, it's largely fine. Easy enough to install, looks good, works well.
Except:
1. The pull-out hose length vs retract compromise. The hose retracts based on you attaching a heavy weight to the hose under the sink. The hose comes down from the faucet and goes BACK to the faucet, so you have to attach the weight on the sprayer-side of the nadir (fold/midpoint) when the hose is fully retracted. This is half the length of the hose, minus the length within the faucet (which the weight hits and prevents further extension) which leads to the 18" or howevermuch. This isn't that much hose - our last one was about 3 foot which was great. This one is short enough that it barely gets out of the sink area. If you remove the weight you get that 3-foot length... but it doesn't retract. I'm trying to conceptualise how to solve this but am drawing a black.
1.5 during install, make sure the weight & hose have enough space under the sink so they're not hitting anything or resting on anything (e.g. any of the other various tubes & wires you have under there).
2. If you've set it up properly, the hose will retract, albeit slowly. UNTIL the the final centimeter. The hose head has a squared-off manifold, and the faucet tube is a standard pipe shape. Because the faucet tube outlet-end's angle isn't directly parallel to the ground, the hose head catches on the faucet end and stops there. Again this is probably solvable with small piece of plastic to guide the hose into the faucet, but evidently this is something I'm going to have to make myself.
Except:
1. The pull-out hose length vs retract compromise. The hose retracts based on you attaching a heavy weight to the hose under the sink. The hose comes down from the faucet and goes BACK to the faucet, so you have to attach the weight on the sprayer-side of the nadir (fold/midpoint) when the hose is fully retracted. This is half the length of the hose, minus the length within the faucet (which the weight hits and prevents further extension) which leads to the 18" or howevermuch. This isn't that much hose - our last one was about 3 foot which was great. This one is short enough that it barely gets out of the sink area. If you remove the weight you get that 3-foot length... but it doesn't retract. I'm trying to conceptualise how to solve this but am drawing a black.
1.5 during install, make sure the weight & hose have enough space under the sink so they're not hitting anything or resting on anything (e.g. any of the other various tubes & wires you have under there).
2. If you've set it up properly, the hose will retract, albeit slowly. UNTIL the the final centimeter. The hose head has a squared-off manifold, and the faucet tube is a standard pipe shape. Because the faucet tube outlet-end's angle isn't directly parallel to the ground, the hose head catches on the faucet end and stops there. Again this is probably solvable with small piece of plastic to guide the hose into the faucet, but evidently this is something I'm going to have to make myself.
Installation instructions lack clarity
StanR✓ Verified Purchase•November 25, 2023
The installation instructions are difficult to follow. Once I got it installed it works great. Over all a very good unit.
Love the water purifier feature.
Marilyn O.✓ Verified Purchase•November 24, 2023
Works well just as it should. Best part is drinking water option. I love it.
Quality
Dee F.✓ Verified Purchase•October 12, 2023
I like the look and convenience of all in one
Pulldown hose stuck
Mike Lewis✓ Verified Purchase•September 26, 2023
It has been more than 3 years since I bought it. It has been good. The only problem I do not like is the pulldown hose often got stuck and did not pull back immediately. Now I need to replace the pulldown hose since its plastic core exposed. Can I get a pulldown replacement from home depot?
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