Moen 4904 Chateau One-Handle High Arc Bar Faucet, Chrome
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Yes, the aerator must be removed in order to install the water filter; however, a large filter may be too bulky.
Thank you for reaching out to us with your query. Yes, the swivel feature on this bar faucet is true.
Selected User Reviews For Moen 4904 Chateau One-Handle High Arc Bar Faucet, Chrome
This system was purchased to replace an older two-faucet system on a stainless steel bar sink that I already owned. The sink has two holes and is in excellent condition for its age. It was simply a matter of following the installation instructions after the old faucet system was removed. The snap-on fittings make it a breeze to put together. The water lines that come with the kit are of sufficient length and can be moved (or hidden) to create a neat installation. I chose the chrome finish because it complements the stainless steel I already have. Overall, it's a great fit and performs admirably. I'd suggest it.
This faucet was a perfect match for two similar ones we had at home. They were simple to put together, looked great, and functioned as expected! Excellent value for money!.
a faucet of exceptional quality In a shop setting, I used the faucet in conjunction with a Moen sink, and it worked perfectly. The fact that the hoses were so simple to install was a huge plus. Over the less expensive versions, this one comes highly recommended.
On my deck, I have an outdoor kitchen, and this bar faucet matches my bar sink perfectly. I was disappointed to discover that the plastic part inside the faucet had cracked after the first winter. I bought another faucet of the same model because I thought I hadn't properly winterized the system. Following the second winter, and a more thorough winterization process - I disconnected the water supply lines and turned on the faucet - I was dismayed to discover that the plastic part had cracked once more. It's got to be able to hold a small amount of water inside the faucet, right? I suppose I could use a compressor to blow it out, but that would be too much trouble at this point. Other than that, it worked fine, but it wasn't well designed for an outdoor kitchen in Colorado.
This was bought to replace a faucet on a bar sink. It was a good deal.
Complete in terms of quality and valuebr> simple to set up.
Similar to the previous one.
It was a perfect replacement for the one we bought five years ago, but it is on an outside bar.
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