- SustainabilityCEC Listed
- Ceramic Disc Valving assures drip-free for life performance
- Durable Cast Brass Construction meets Safe Water Drinking Act requirement
- Limited Lifetime Warranty - Function & Finish
- ADA Approved Lever Handle
Reliant + 1-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Separate Side Spray | American Standard
Components & Fixtures
Selected Finish:
Polished Chrome
Polished Chrome
Polished Chrome
(002)
(002)
Main Fixture (1)
4205000F15
Color ID: 002
- SustainabilityCEC Listed
- Ceramic Disc Valving assures drip-free for life performance
- Durable Cast Brass Construction meets Safe Water Drinking Act requirement
- Limited Lifetime Warranty - Function & Finish
- ADA Approved Lever Handle
Estimated list price:
242
Reviews
Reliant + 1-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Separate Side Spray is rated
out of
5 by
2.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
grumpy from
American Standard makes quality faucets.
Bought an American Standard faucet for my bathroom about a year ago. It was well made and works terrifically. When I needed a new faucet for my kitchen I knew what brand I wanted. It too is well made. Works great. The price is right and the shipping is super fast.
Date published: 2015-09-18
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Welanand from
Replaced After Only Two Years
I just replaced one of these. When I first looked at the faucet, I thought there was some debris around the joint causing the faucet to stick. Actually pieces of the the thin chrome plating had chipped away. The metal underneath was heavily corroded, stained black, and expanding (explaining the sticking joint). It had already begun to leak water, and I decided it was irreparable.
I can't say it's a cheaply made faucet; it is solid and heavy. Don't expect it to last very long, however. The chrome plating is either too thin or too poorly bonded to protect the faucet.
The design itself is also silly. Why should a single handle, all-in-one faucet require 3 holes and a massive base? I would highly recommend buying one of the sets that connects each part (the faucet head, the control(s), a side spray, and sometimes a soap dispenser) through a single hole. That way it's easier to install (no plumber's putty necessary, disgusting stuff), clean, and repair. With the control handle separate from the faucet arm there is also less pressure on that joint; the arm is easier to move and less likely to bind later.
I looked at American Standard's warranty before replacing the faucet. It states: "The limited warranty excludes damage due to aggressive air or water conditions, or harsh or abrasive cleaners and/or materials." So basically if you use your faucet as a faucet, don't expect them to honor the lifetime warranty.
Date published: 2010-08-12