A pot filler will transform your kitchen with its convenience and impressive design.
If you’re unfamiliar, it’s essentially a one-arm, single-temperature faucet installedabove the stove.
If you’re curious about pot fillers or considering installing one, you should know a few main characteristics.
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Below, you’ll find everything it’s crucial that you know about thispractical kitchen fixture.
What Is a Pot Filler?
This compact fixture doesn’t take up much space but makes a big impact both practically and visually.
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Pot fillers are available at various price points and in different styles, lengths, and finishes.
Advantages of Pot Fillers
One of the main advantages of installing a pot filler is convenience.
This eliminates potential spills and messes and the strain of carrying heavy pots every time youboil spaghetti.
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Whether yourkitchen is traditionalor ultra-modern, there’s a pot filler tofit your style.
Polished chrome, oil-rubbed bronze, aged brass, and brushed nickel are some available pot filler finishes.
Pot fillers can be a significant investment because they range from several hundred dollars to several thousand.
The price will depend on how extensive the work is to install one.
If plumbing is already located behind the cooktop, that will save on expenses.
Keep in mind that a pot filler will need consistent maintenance.
