Peerless 2-Handle Wall Mount Kitchen Sink Faucet, Chrome P299305LF

Fantastic product, valves feel like velvet. The finish is perfect and this faucet works great. I did have a hassle mounting it, but that is not Peerless's fault. Well maybe, if they would have given me a couple big nuts with the same threads as the chrome flanges, I could have mounted this easier. Using a big nut on the 1/2" NPT nipple that screws into the faucet does not work on a thin stainless backsplash like I had (see pics). Instead, I flipped those chrome flanges around and used them to tighten the faucet to the backsplash. I had to drill four little hoses into the chrome flanges so I could tighten them with snap-ring pliers with right-angle bits.Mounting the doglegs flush to the backsplash pushes the water fittings further back, but it does look cleaner from the front. Sad thing is I had an old faucet that might have had the same threads on its cruddy flanges, so I may have been able to use those as nuts to tighten the unit to the sink. Its rock-solid now and I love the way this thing works. I thought I must have paid 177 bucks for it, and I was pleasantly surprised to see it was closer to 60 bucks. The pivoting faucet feels a little loose and sloppy, but it does not leak. I note that it is held on with a threaded collar so maybe I can shim it with an O-ring to make it feel tighter. I can't get over how effortless the handles work on this.

Choosing a wall-mount faucet assembly is a frustrating task for me. Either I find the relatively inexpensive utilitarian model (unimaginative design more suited for a laundry room than a kitchen) or something more attractive that I wouldn't mind being visible but with a staggering price tag. My local hardware store carries a middle-of-the-road model that doesn't break the bank but doesn't hold up well and I have to replace it about once a year. I was pleased and surprised to find this Peerless model on Amazon and decided to take a chance on it. It took mere minutes to swap out the old for the new, installation was easier than I anticipated, and it functions perfectly. (Initially it leaked but totally my faux-pas. I neglected to put the thoughtfully provided washers inside the connecting nuts. Once again I'm reminded that it pays to give enclosed instructions at least a cursory glance.) So it dispenses water with nary a drip, the faucet handles and spout move without effort, and it's way prettier (and better quality) than its predecessor. How well it will hold up remains to be seen but I am greatly encouraged.

I absolutely love this ! It just gives the kitchen a beautiful look, modern yet classic. I’ve had this faucet for around five years without issues. However, I am now having issues with handle, but it comes with a lifetime warranty so I’m going to reach out to the company this week. I will update this review once I hear back from the company as I know other buyers will be interested in how they handle warranties before purchasing. I would pick this faucet over the brass & faucets at those tend to look cheap after a while.

Installed this in the laundry room over the washtub. It went in easy and worked okay except there was only one gasket included. Luckily, I had additional ones so no biggie. Also, there was a leak at base of the water spout. I removed it, replaced the o-rings with better quality ones and now it's fine. I really wish companies wouldn't cut corners on these things. If a faucet needs a strong o-ring or gasket, put it on there. Don't make the customer do it. You'll build a better reputation if you don't try to save a few pennies. Quality counts. Or it used to.

The good:My install and faucet mounting was easy. Southern Calif. ranch home, built 1947, on copper pipes installed 15 years ago.Looks very good for the price.Great value for the price.This faucet is cheap, well under a $100.00 and made for average use, by a user that knows to use common sense care with it. The hot and cold water valves don't use washers, but a ceramic carthridge, so don't push the handles past their stopping point or squeeze them tight. The handles move with little effort from turn on to full flow and back to shutting off and have a solid stop for both operations. The U shaped water nozzle swings around and is metal, but to me it is just adequate, not heavy duty. So, don't catch it in a large pot or pan being cleaned and yank it about or bend it, that will damage it.It is not egg fragile, but if you have family using the sink and they are heavy handed, forceful and unconcerned in using things, opps I broke it, then spend more money for a really sturdy heavy use, user, faucet.If you are looking for a nice looking kitchen in wall mounted faucet, that will deliver, what is expected at a bargainprice, here is is.

I've had good luck with Peerless washerless faucets. I bought this one to match the smaller bathroom Claymore faucet. They are years old at this point, and I haven't experienced any failures with them, neither function nor form (chrome plating), whereas I had to repair the previous washer faucets numerous times over the years and their plating started coming off eventually.I have an old style wall mount configuration in my kitchen, and it's not easy to find decent replacement wall mount faucets, so I was pleased to see this product was available.This Peerless kitchen faucet installed easily, fits nice & flush to the tile, and has the high arc spout for better reach and to stick pans and bowls under. The lever type handles are much more convenient (and easier for some people) than the spoke type. The Claymore aerator has a good flow rate.There are more and less expensive faucets on the market, but you definitely get what you pay for with the Claymores. It gets 5 stars from me across the board.

nice fixture, easy to install. could even attach water filter attachment.