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Pull-Down Sprayhead Faucet
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/15/2007)
- Elkay. Available in chrome, brushed chrome, or brushed nickel, the Arezzo restaurant-style faucet offers a flexible pull-down sprayhead that can be handheld or temporarily secured for hands-free operation. The dish spray rises 18 inches above the countertop, offering height that provides both balance in large-scale kitchens and functional reach for multiple sink basins, according to the manufacturer. 630-574-8484.
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Simplice Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/15/2007)
- Kohler. Exuding a simple elegance, the Simplice pull-down kitchen faucet adapts easily to a wide variety of styles, according to the manufacturer. The high-arc spout provides comfortable clearance for filling and cleaning large pots, and the sleek, fluid lines make the faucet easy to clean, the maker adds. A pause function allows users to temporarily halt the water flow. 800-456-4537.
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Allegro Gourmet Pull-Down Faucet
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/15/2007)
- Hansgrohe. Allegro Gourmet has an ergonomically correct pull-down spout to make everyday tasks effortless, the company says. It uses two spray modes that are controlled with an ergonomic button on the backside of the pull-out spray. Like all of the manufacturer's products, it has cast brass housing and ceramic cartridges. It comes in chrome and steel or a combination of both finishes. 800-488-8119.
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High-Arc Pull-Down Faucet
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/15/2007)
- Price Pfister. Equipped with a new "anti-splash" feature, the manufacturer's high-arc, pull-down kitchen faucets merge the beauty and practicality of a high-arc spout design with the convenience of a pull-down faucet, according to the manufacturer. Available in the Hanover, Treviso, and Ashfield (pictured) collections, each faucet allows users to adjust spray volume to a desired pressure level between 20 percent and 100 percent. 800-732-8238.
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Medora Kitchen Pull-Out Faucet
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/15/2007)
- Moen. With a sleek, high-arc silhouette and soft, modern styling, the single-handle Medora kitchen pull-out faucet blends form and function, according to the manufacturer. Available in a single-hole mount, it blends into granite and other solid-surface countertops for an upscale, clean look, the maker adds. The single lever handle offers easy-to-use temperature and flow control, the company says. 800-289-6636.
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Pascal Culinary Faucet with Smart Technology
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/15/2007)
- Brizo. Combining hands-free and touch-control technologies, the Pascal culinary faucet with Smart Technology allows users to activate water flow by either tapping almost anywhere on the faucet or using the hands-free option, reserving both hands for cooking and cleaning. Water temperature and flow are set by the faucet's single-handle manual valve, so water is delivered at the same setting each time. 877-345-2749.
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Delta Adds Venetian Bronze Finish to Two Popular Collections
- ebuild (8/14/2007)
- The 2007 Kitchen/Bath Industry Show (K/BIS) revealed the expansion of Venetian Bronze to the Orleans Bath Series and the Leland pull-down kitchen faucet. Delta was the first faucet brand to bring a hand-crafted rubbed bronze finish into the mass market. Since its debut in 2001 on the Victorian Bath Collection, Venetian Bronze has gained immense popularity as one of Delta's most highly demanded specialty finishes.
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Delta Introduces All-New Concept in a Pull-Down Spray
- ebuild (8/14/2007)
- Delta introduced the innovative Allora pull-down spray kitchen faucet at the 2007 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS). Now, consumers can enjoy the convenience of a pull-down with a spray head that intuitively connects with the spout when not in use for a consistently clean look. A totally new and unexpected convenience, the faucet's exclusive magnetic closure engages the spray head to its docked position in a snap. Similar in functionality to magnetic closures found on totes and personal electronics cases, the spray head engages with very little effort by the user.
- Kitchen Products Review: Faucet Fashion
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/14/2007)
- Many plumbing installers may be seeing a drop in business during the current housing market slowdown. But Brad Smith, chief operations officer for Kimbel Plumbing in Springdale, Ark., has actually found additional work because of the slow market. His company is going to homes that aren't selling and upgrading the kitchen faucet to make the house sell faster, and possibly for more money.
- Moscato Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/1/2007)
- Symmons. Part of the new Elements line, the Moscato single-handle kitchen faucet is built to withstand the abuse of time and is guaranteed to provide flawless performance under the broadest range of water conditions, according to the manufacturer. Equipped with a pull-down spray spout, the faucet features a 5-foot retractable hose with spray-to-stream touch control. 800-796-6667.
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