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we recently replaced a grohe "ladylux" kitchen tap with this grohe "k7 medium" tap. we respect the brand and wanted a different grohe faucet but something different. it also has nice simple lines, is easy to use and has become a sculptural statement for our sink. before making the decision to buy it, we had concerns, maybe it was too big? not at all. that said, he's not a shy type, don't mind me. we had it installed by a plumber and look forward to many years of enjoyment from its daily use. well worth the investment.

I almost got rejected because of the price. † † but. I absolutely love this faucet. I spent hours removing the old ones, which gave me a lot of use for 25 years. with the new style of installation hardware and water pipe connections, it is really extremely easy to install. I am an avid home cook with some work experience so I spend a lot of time in the kitchen and the versatility of this faucet is amazing. i've been sold on grohe since i got two bathroom faucets that are 30 years old, raised 3 daughters and still work great. when you buy quality, you get a long life and a pleasure to use every day

i used the grohe k4 pull out sink faucet which was nice and added a bit of design to the kitchen. I have always wanted a commercial pull down sprayer and finally pulled the trigger on this grohe k7. Wow! what a difference in form and function. the only thing i didn't like about the pull out spray was the sound of the metal hose sliding in and out of the faucet body and sometimes it didn't pull out so easily and felt "stiff" when trying to clean the walls of the faucet make faucet 'sink. avec le grohe k7 déroulant il n'y a pas de son la hauteur/angle auquel il est conçu facilite beaucoup la pulvérisation sur les parois de l'évier lors du netyage, il pivote bien et sans effort et c'est vraiment à très look. pulling the jet down feels more natural/fluid than pulling it up and towards you like the pull-out jet. i thought the k4 had a nice shape but it adds a certain wow! to a kitchen. good price here on bath1, even if i saw the price fluctuate like ocean waves...for info: pull out shower head = fixed faucet with straight spout (you have to "remove" the shower head like with the k4). pull-down = tap with spout pointing downwards (you have to "pull down" the spray head like with this k7).

i used the grohe k4 pull out sink faucet which was nice and added a bit of design to the kitchen. I have always wanted a commercial pull down sprayer and finally pulled the trigger on this grohe k7. Wow! what a difference in form and function. the only thing i didn't like about the pull out spray was the sound of the metal hose sliding in and out of the faucet body and sometimes it didn't pull out so easily and felt "stiff" when trying to clean the walls of the faucet make faucet 'sink. avec le grohe k7 déroulant il n'y a pas de son la hauteur/angle auquel il est conçu facilite beaucoup la pulvérisation sur les parois de l'évier lors du netyage, il pivote bien et sans effort et c'est vraiment à très look. pulling the jet down feels more natural/fluid than pulling it up and towards you like the pull-out jet. i thought the k4 had a nice shape but it adds a certain wow! to a kitchen. good price here on bath1, even if i saw the price fluctuate like ocean waves...for info: pull out shower head = fixed faucet with straight spout (you have to "remove" the shower head like with the k4). pull-down = tap with spout pointing downwards (you have to "pull down" the spray head like with this k7).

i bought chrome k7 support through bath1 warehouse on the first day when it was 20% off. it was described as used with less than 5% cosmetic damage. what I received was clearly new in mint condition for $240. for those on a budget I would recommend checking out warehouse deals. if you are not satisfied with the condition, you can return it for free. the two one-way check valves or as others call them pressure reducers are easy to remove. they will reduce the flow somewhat because they have a smaller hole for water to pass through. I'm on a collection system with pump and pressure tank. my water pressure fluctuates between 30psi and 50psi depending on how much i got from the pressure tank. I had removed the two "limiters" but ended up reinstalling them because the amount of water without them caused too much splashing in the sink. disconnect the water supply lines before making faucet connections. for those who removed the "restrictors" and still had power issues, I suspect the problem is due to dirt in the canister or possibly the water supply lines. or the screen on the mouthpiece which can be accessed with the special tool provided. there are no other places where the flow can be reduced, especially to a trickle. these are easy to check with the correct Allen key and small adjustable wrench. for those who have experienced leakage, I'm guessing it's the fitting that sits under the base of the spring under the plastic fitting that the spring sits on. mine was hand tight and loosened by turning the faucet. easy to tighten with a small adjustable wrench to prevent loosening. if the supply lines on the faucet are not long enough to reach the water supply valves under the sink, the faucets and home depot (also bath1 I'm sure) should carry braided nylon or steel stainless steel tubing with compression male 3/8" to female 3/ 8" with washer. assuming your valve is 3/8", this will extend the length of the water lines on the faucet. removing the nut and compression washer from the braid will create a good seal of the water line faucet supply. the faucet cannot be mounted with the handle on the front or left side because of the arc through which the tap turns. if you don't have enough room to turn the handle to the left. at the back you can mount it a little clockwise but you lose part of the hinge to right and now it will run along the sink left above the counter i would probably go for a different faucet the nozzle is metal not plastic you have the choice of spraying or flowing in spray mode if you turn it down volume or faucet turn off it goes back to flow (like most faucets) everything is over the sink it's an extreme robin and high quality well made that lasts a long time i highly recommend this faucet highly recommend if you like this style. just make sure the water lines are flushed before connecting them and check the above areas for dirt and tightness before you get the wrong opinion.

functional and beautiful industrial look with shiny chrome finish. i love the nozzle and the button to switch between laminar flow and spray. easy to move bracket to create space in the sink. my plumber had to tilt a bit to get the handle to clear the splash despite being at a 30 degree angle which works great. extremely smooth leverage. love this faucet!