🚰 RV Non-metallic Kitchen Faucet: Two Handle-8" Main Body-High Arch-360 Swivel Replacement for Motorhomes, Travel Trailers, Campers (8" HIGH ARCH) Review

Great replacement for an RV. Be sure to measure the opening distance of the faucet to get the right size. Nice finish and upgrade to the cheap white (soon to be yellow) factory ones. My wife was very happy.

I ordered this a few months ago and finally installed it today. Installation was great, looks perfect but drips. Only 1 drop every 20 seconds so not a big deal but in an RV if you wade through this water loss will be noticeable. If I had installed it sooner I would have been within the return period and exchanged it, but it's my fault for not doing it.

I'm happy with this plastic faucet. It must be used carefully. You can't handle it aggressively or it will likely break. I bought this to replace an old washer faucet in a 1975 Ideal TT. It's been a few months and it's working. From time to time I see a small drip that stops on its own almost immediately. I am satisfied because it is not expensive at all.

Bought to make room for gallon jugs under a faucet with clean water filter attached. This offers enough space for the pots, but does not allow the attachment of a filter. There are only two threads securing the aerator and not enough to hook the filter threads. Still 5 stars because of the increase in water volume and the look compared to the old one.

I read all the reviews before I ordered. For all the people complaining about this faucet, this is it! That works fine. I don't live in my RV but we go there every weekend. Works perfectly. It took me 15 minutes to install. There is nothing special about this faucet. My old one broke, came home, bought and ordered a Revain and it was there before we left the following weekend. If you need a glamorous faucet, I suggest you go ahead. If you want something cheap and fast for a motorhome then this…

This is exactly what I expected for the price. I will use it in a camper that will be used 3 or 4 days a year. Thus, it is not fully utilized. It looks good enough and it will suit my needs. If you want something more durable, you can spend a little more money on a metal faucet. My biggest criticism would be the instructions. They are not here. I have installed many faucets in my life and this one seems easy enough to install. However, if someone is unfamiliar with installing a faucet, it would