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  • Danze Brings Innovation and Style to the Kitchen
  • (3/4/2009)
  • Homeowners have come to expect a lot from their kitchen. Not only does it have to be one of the best designed rooms in the house, it has to perform and function like no other space. Over the years, Danze has developed many of the industry's most stylish, hard-working kitchen faucets on the market. Now, Danze takes the pull-out faucet category to new heights by introducing the Fairmont 3-Function Pull Out Kitchen Faucet.
  • Grail CollectionDelta Targets Minimalist Styling With New Grail/Arzo Collections
  • (3/3/2009)
  • Urban loft and high-rise dwellers have a reputation for possessing a very cool, very hip design sensibility. And, they are no longer alone. A growing number of consumers are now looking to create a cleaner, more minimalist feel in their kitchen and bath. With the launch of the Grail Kitchen and Bath and Arzo Bath Collections from Delta, homeowners now have a menu of kitchen, bath and shower faucets to satisfy their taste for a more contemporary style.
  • Pilar Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/18/2009)
  • The Pilar pull-down kitchen faucet incorporates three new innovations. Touch2O Technology allows a user to start and stop the flow of water with just a tap anywhere on the spout or the handle; a Magnetic Docking System helps keep the spray head in its docked position; and Diamond Seal Technology (with combination ceramic and diamond) eliminates leaks and drips from the valve. The faucet comes in chrome and Brilliance stainless steel. 800-345-3358.
  • Parma Dual Kitchen Faucet
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/14/2008)
  • The Parma Dual kitchen faucet operates manually or via a hands-free sensor. The unit turns on when hands are placed in front and turns off when hands appear a second time; homeowners can program it to turn off automatically after a set period of time. The contemporary-style unit features clean lines and comes in polished chrome or stainless steel. 877-530-3344.
  • Instant Hot Water Dispensers
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/14/2008)
  • Series 2200 instant hot water dispensers come in 12 finishes and with a filtration system to reduce chlorine taste and odor. The series includes the Victorian model, which features an L spout and is appropriate for a vintage-inspired kitchen or an eclectic design mix, and the Country model, which fits well with farmhouse-style kitchens and features a C spout with a decorative high arc, the manufacturer says. 800-558-5700.
  • Wellspring Touchless Beverage Faucet
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/14/2008)
  • The Wellspring Touchless hands-free beverage faucet incorporates Tripoint technology, a sensing system that mimics that of an auto-focus camera, measuring the distance between the user's hands and the faucet for accurate activation and less likelihood of false activation. Homeowners can manually set the temperature for cold drinking-water delivery; the unit also can be connected to an undercounter filtration system. The faucet is available in a range of traditional and contemporary styles, and in several finishes. 800-456-4537.
  • Pilar Pull-Down Faucet
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/14/2008)
  • Utilizing Touch2O technology, the Pilar pull-down kitchen faucet turns on and off via a tap on the spout or handle. The unit, which also operates manually, includes a handle to adjust flow rate and temperature. An indicator light identifies when the technology is activated and when batteries need to be replaced. The faucet features a 360-degree-swivel high-arc spout, a two-function pull-down spray head, and Diamond Seal technology that eliminates leaks and drips. 800-345-3358.
  • BrizoPascal Culinary Faucet
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/14/2008)
  • The Pascal Culinary faucet offers two forms of hands-free operation -- touch control or an electronic sensor -- as well as manual operation by pulling on the high-arc spout. Temperature and flow can be adjusted via a single-handle valve. The technology shuts off the faucet within two seconds of the hand or object being removed from under the spout. A push-button diverter behind the spout switches the flow from spray to stream. The unit is battery-operated, but it may be hardwired. It comes in polished chrome and stainless steel. 877-345-2749.
  • Hands-Free Kitchen Faucets Could Be the Next Feature Homeowners Didn
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/12/2008)
  • With a range of options for Energy Star-rated appliances, recycled content, and low-VOC finishes, the kitchen is one of the easiest places to go green. And you can bet it's the most noticeable. One place to start is with one of the most visible energy hogs in the room: Cycle by cycle, the dishwasher motors away to heat, spray, and drain the water necessary to remove those baked-on, caked-on, stuck-on foods.

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