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Question: What does "not CA/VT compliant" mean? Am I not allowed to purchase if I live in CA?
Document: I liked this faucet. It's a little smaller than I envisioned. I'm ordering the larger size , and will use this one on a 1/2 bath reno in the future. It is a heavier duty than anything we found in the home improvement store, so I'm very happy with the purchase.
Anyhow, I am going to buy the set they offer with bigger escutcheons.
But that does not seem to affect water flow. I found it strange that the handles turn in opposite directions. In short, I would buy this faucet again.
After two attempts to get the item described, I gave up and sent it all back. The first one delivered had Metal Cross Handles. The second, Metal Lever Handles. I ordered this product by the description to complete my renovation of a Bath in the house. I will have to look elsewhere for this type of product in the future.
Faucet arrived in good shape, and seemed sturdy and well-made. Lots of parts in the box, but we're having a plumber install it, so that would have been fine. Handles were a little 'clunkier' than I was expecting - might have looked a little too thick in a small space (4&#34; center), but it would probably have been ok on the pedestal sink being installed.
This faucet has a beautiful finish and a nice heft. However, the escutcheons were WAY too small to fit over the pre-existing holes on my sink counter. I had a pretty standard faucet set from Kohler and the Kingston Brass set was about 25% smaller in diameter. The set is having to go back which is a real shame because the look and quality of the item are quite impressive.
I needed a faucet to match the period look in my old house. I like the ceramic handles with the &#34;H&#34; and &#34;C&#34; markings. The escutcheons barely covered the counter top holes. I am not sure I could have successfully done this on an installed vanity. That took some effort to get them just right.
It is exactly what I expected, however the problem we had with it "after" it was installed and working perfectly fine for 4 days was NOT expected!!! It was installed on a Wednesday and late Saturday, well actually Sunday 12:15 a.m. after coming home from being out for the day and evening, we came home to running water dispersing from the faucet, full force yep, the left handle was on and could NOT BE SHUT OFF!!! OMG right?
These faucets are good quality and are smooth working. Braided lines come with them and they are brass casings with ceramic internal washers. Work better than and the old 1930's ones they replaced, and will last no doubt as long or longer. Escutcheons are on the small side for my sink, as the measurements were never listed anywhere. But they look OK once the old ones are forgotten. Good instructions came with them, and are online at Kingston Brass.
The next day he took it all out and apart, only to find nothing wrong with it! He said there was NO reasonable explanation as to why this even happened!!! He knows all about this stuff, he has installed many faucets in his lifetime. Made no sense other then possibly something was just a tad out of place from when it was put together at the factory from where it came. He put it all back together, installed again and it has been working just fine since.
Answer: no