Moen87814SRS Essie Spring Single-Handle Pull-Down Sprayer Kitchen Faucet with PowerClean in Spot Resist Stainless

This is a very nice faucet if you like the industrial look. It serves a purpose in my install as we prepare lots of food for guest. Many cooks in the kitchen. My only complaint is that I only bought one. I should have installed two sinks in the kitchen. Would have made clean up twice as fast. Good faucet though. Moen was my choice as they have been outstanding on their Warranty issues. Stellar service and quick shipping. Life of the Equipment. Great People! 5 ++++ Stars

I have been wanting a gooseneck kitchen faucet for years and absolutely love this one!! We think the spring is supposed to sit a little different than it is, but that could also be an installation issue on our part, I don’t care though, I still love it, it was an easy install and it came with a matching soap dispenser that matches up perfectly with the original Moen manufactured replacement parts.

We like that there is no black rubber showing like other models. Easy replace and good fit. Great flow and value. Wish we would have gone for a touch less model for ease and sanitation in kitchen.

A family friend called us one day to complain that her almost-new kitchen faucet was starting to self-destruct. So I ordered this Moen to replace the piece of junk that had been installed by a contractor a few years back. Said piece of junk is still available here on Amazon, but I won't post the name because it is probably being sold under 15-20 different names that contain incoherent strings of letters. You know what I mean. There's a reason why junk is 1/3 the price of quality.As with all Moen faucets, installation is easy, the instructions are spare, but comprehensible and the faucet just works.Yeah, it cost 3 times what the other faucet cost. But a faucet should last more than 2 years, and I am confident this one will be working still in 10-15 years more.

Ask any plumber what's a decent consumer brand faucet and many will mention this brand. Yes they're pricey, but they are well made and sturdy and when it's an item that gets constant use it's worth it to spend a bit more especially if you're paying someone else to install it. The metal is lovely, blends right into my stainless kitchen. The nice high spout let's you fit just about any pot in your sink and the bar that holds the sprayer head can be swung out of the way. This unit is the sort of recent idea that all the way forward is cold while straight up (back) for hot, theory being if a child turned it on they would not get scalded with hot water pulling the handle forward. Spray head has button for spray and momentary water shut off. I doubt I'll ever bother to fill the soap dispenser but that's also nice.