Single Handle Kitchen Faucets
Traditional, contemporary, modern, gooseneck and many more styles
If you're looking for a simple, single handle faucet for your kitchen, look no further! Here you'll find several styles and finishes to complement any décor, many with or without a side spray, and in a number of traditional or contemporary styles perfect for your kitchen. A single handle faucet is a great touch for a new - or newly remodeled - kitchen in any home.
Classic Single Handle
Deck Mount Faucet
Features:
- Perfect for rental properties or vacation homes, these faucets are great for people with tight budgets
- Provides an easy installation process paired alongside a stylish look
- Ceramic cartridge provides a drip free performance every time
- 360° swing spout with a swivel spray aerator provides plenty of room when cleaning out sink or washing fruits and vegetables
- Single lever handle faucet makes turning on and off the water a breeze
- 1.5 gpm water saving aerator
- 8-3/4" swing spout
- 3/8" copper supply lines
- 8" centers
- Symmons Origins series
- View Single Handle Deck Mount Faucet Dimensions
Classic Single Handle Faucet
Model S-23 - 1.5 GPM:
Opulence Deck Mount Faucet
with Side Spray
Everyone is sure to compliment you on this great kitchen faucet and side spray. If you are looking for a durable, long lasting faucet, then this is the perfect choice for you. Make this quality faucet the next great addition to your kitchen.
Compliant with state water efficiency standards for customers in California
Chrome
Stainless Steel
Satin Black
A graceful 12" high spout is arched to perfection and the stand alone side spray lets you rinse fruits and veggies - Matching finish side spray brings a designer look to your kitchen - Maximum flow rate on aeration at 1.75gpm & spray has flow at 2.2gpm -
View DimensionsOpulence Deck Mount Faucet
with Side Spray D401157:
Please note: This faucet has a current lead time
to ship of 5 to 7 business days.
Mono Deck Mount Faucet with Side Spray
Classic style with modern functionality together in an elegantly designed faucet, suitable for any home. This compact design offers single handle ease of use, along with a convenient side-spray for quick kitchen clean up.
Chrome
Polished Brass
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Satin Nickel/Chrome
Satin Nickel
Satin Nickel/Polished Brass
Duraseal washer-less valves provide smooth operation - Solid brass construction means these faucets are built to last - Anti-clog sprayer - Standard 1/2" connection to supply lines - Quiet running hose -
View DimensionsPlease note: Due to low-flow regulations, these kitchen faucets are not available for shipping to California.
To find California compliant faucets, see other faucets on this page or click here.
Melrose Hi-Rise Deck Mount Faucet
with Side Spray
Compliant with state water efficiency standards for customers in California
Shown in Chrome
Features:
- Unique and convenient hi-rise spout make this a great faucet for filling large pots and pans
- matching finish side spray and soap dispenser help keep your countertops free from clutter
- Ceramic disc valve provides a tight seal for drip free performance and ensures durability over time
- ADA compliant single lever handle
- Maximum flow rate on aeration at 1.75gpm & spray as temporary flow at 2.2gpm
- 12 3/4" high swivel spout, 8 1/4" spout length, fits kitchen of all sizes
- Includes finish matching side spray and brass soap/lotion dispenser
- View Dimensions
Hi-Rise Deck Mount Faucet
with Side Spray D409112:
Please note: This faucet has a current lead time
to ship of 5 to 7 business days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. "I really like the new 'designer' finishes, but I'm wondering if they are as durable as chrome. What do you recommend?"
A. We prefer to recommend chrome finishes as they are generally the most durable of all finishes. But it really is a matter of personal preference and use. Many manufacturers that offer these new finishes include care/cleaning guides with their products.
Q. "How can I remove mineral deposits from my aerator?"
A. Remove the aerator by turning it counterclockwise. Soak it in vinegar overnight and flush it with water, rubbing it with a toothbrush if the deposits are stubborn.
Q. "Why do some faucets include an optional deck plate?"
A. Deck plates are sometimes included with faucets that actually only need one or two holes for installation as some homeowners are replacing old three or four hole faucets, but don't want to use multiple faucet hole covers. Other ways to deal with unneeded faucet holes include adding a filtered drinking water faucet, a soap dispenser, or an air gap.
Q. "I don't see any WaterSense certified kitchen faucets on your site. Why don't you offer any?"
A. Currently, the WaterSense program doesn't offer certification for kitchen faucets. However, many companies (including some of our most popular brands like Delta, Danze, and Symmons) who manufacture WaterSense certified lavatory faucets have also found ways to make their kitchen faucets more water efficient as well. If you have questions about the flow rate or water efficiency of any of our faucets, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will do our best to provide you with as much information about a specific model as we can.
Q. "What are the new California Energy Commission water efficiency standards and how does this affect me?"
A. Effective January 1, 2016, certain plumbing fixtures will be required to comply with new California Energy Commission requirements for flow rate and water efficiency. Since the program began in 1976, it has continually worked to develop standards for energy- and water-using appliances and fixtures that will help Californians to conserve energy and water. To help the state deal with current and future drought conditions, only water-saving plumbing fixtures will be legally available for sale in California. Products like faucets, toilets, urinals, and shower heads are all affected by the new regulations.
Sold after January 1, 2016:
- Public lavatory faucets & aerators must have a maximum flow rate of 0.5 gallons per minute or less (at 60psi)
- Kitchen faucets & aerators must have a maximum flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute or less (at 60psi) - dual function faucets may have an optional temporary flow of 2.2 gallons per minute
- Toilets must use a maximum 1.28 gallons per flush or less - or a dual-flush effective flush volume of 1.28 gallons per flush or less
- Wall mounted urinals must use a maximum 0.125 gallons per flush or less
- Other urinals must use a maximum 0.5 gallons per flush or less
Sold after July 1, 2016:
- Lavatory faucets & aerators must have a maximum flow rate of 1.2 gallons per minute or less (at 60psi)
- Shower heads must have a maximum flow rate of 2.0 gallons per minute or less (at 80psi)
Sold after July 1, 2018:
- Shower heads must have a maximum flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute or less (at 80psi)
What this means for the average consumer is that you can rest easy knowing that the product you're getting is compliant with the law - and will help you do your part to save water, our most precious natural resource. Additionally, it is important to note that current EPA WaterSense program requirements are not as stringent as the California Energy Commission requirements. Thus, not all WaterSense products may be compliant with the new laws in California. Please be sure to review the specifications of the product you're purchasing prior to placing your order as we cannot ship non-compliant products to our customers in California.
Customer Testimonials
"I am so looking forward to having this great faucet installed this weekend!"
- Kimberly Newman, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662-2433
Please note that every customer testimonial shown on our pages has given us written permission to quote them. Our customer's privacy is very important to us so we will never give, share or sell contact information or e-mail addresses to anyone!
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