The main factors to consider when choosing a kitchen Hot And Cold Faucet: the height and range of the spout; the handle and spout design; materials and surface treatment.

The height and range of the faucet outlet vary greatly. Most of the time you can choose the look you like best. However, if you have a shelf above the sink, it may not be suitable for a high sink. When using a three-bowl kitchen sink, the spout may not reach all the bowls.

The design of the handle ranges from solid levers, crosses to rings and knobs, while the design of the spout ranges from a high arc with a 180-degree swing to a low arc with a draw-out spray bar. More types of spout designs can be found in the two faucets, because the spout is not hindered by the temperature adjustment control.

To make the look more cohesive, it's best to choose a faucet finish that matches any cabinet hardware nearby, unless you plan to do a complete redesign. In this case, your choice of finishes is greater. Most kitchen faucets are made of polished chrome, satin nickel or bronze. All these finishes are durable and can maintain their beauty for many years.

Chrome plating is the most durable coating and the easiest to keep clean. For heavy use, chromium is ideal for long-term toughness. They are durable, but tend to leave fingerprints and water stains, so more work is needed to keep them clean and beautiful. Plastic Kitchen Faucet is a very convenient choice, and its finish is easy to clean.