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Kitchen Island Faucet

6 years ago

I must have this faucet in my new kitchen...the high angled neck is exactly what I've been looking for. May I please ask who makes it? It's perfect for filling large stock pots if you opt out of having a traditional pot filler, as I have, and it promotes less strain on you back from not having to lean so far forward toward the spout. Thanks in advance for your response!
Len

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Exquisite Kitchen Design
6 years ago
Hi Len,

This is a Dorn Bracht faucet:

https://professional.dornbrachtgroup.com/products/kitchen/function/pull-down/#_7B_22viewMode_22_3A_22list_22_7D

They've got several with that angle. Cheers!
Len M
Original Author
6 years ago
Fantastic! Thanks so much :)
Cheers!
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