Review on Upgrade Your Kitchen With Ufaucet'S Modern Brushed Nickel Single Lever Sink Faucet With Pull Out Sprayer by Sean Spence

Obviously I have no experience yet with durability, water scaling, etcetera, but my first impressions are very good for the money. It's a little bit light compared to the one I was replacing in the density and thickness of the metal but I didn't expect better at the price. All the parts were in the box so that's always a first step bonus these days. As with any deep sink it was a fairly tight fit getting it installed. The hot and cold water lines have blue and red braided into the metal reinforcement sleeves so I thought that was a nice touch. Also the water supply lines were stiff enough that they could be threaded in and tightened without using a wrench by simply twisting the line itself in the clockwise position. If you need to use a wrench it will need to be a short one and 11 mm. The instructions weren't great but that has become the standard for any product made in China. That said the only thing I really had to figure out was that the plastic tightening collar would not fit over the metal flexible faucet line and the connection for that line at the same time. I could only get it on by putting the plastic tightening collar over the faucet line connection first and then feeding the faucet line through the collar once it had passed over the top of the connection line. This made for a very tight fit and almost had to ki k the line on the installation.