Geyser GF48-S Stainless Steel Deck Mount Pot Filler Kitchen Faucet with Dual Handles by Geyser

Bought this for my handicapped son who likes to cook but only has use of one arm and hand. He can fill a pot or teakettle now even if the sink is full of dishes. I'm attaching an under sink filter and will be using this as our primary drinking and cooking water faucet. It is sturdy. You could knock out a burglar with this thing (assuming it wasn't already installed). I literally have never seen a faucet of this quality before. It's beautiful and has become the "what's that gorgeous thing for?" focus in our kitchen.

i spent 100.00 on amazon for this, and it is the most talk about item in my remodeled kitchen. besides this point, its very well made, excellent valves. i chose this one because of the 2 valves and they both can shut off without a single drop of water leaking. stainless steel is good quality, splashless screens filter. its all around the best pot filler faucet i have ever seen, i only seen 3 so it might be objective opinion. also it only have one water connection. hot or cold not both. i prefer it this way. and hook it to hot, not that it matter because pot is fill by the time hot water gets there.

Needed a replacement for our old pot filler that was leaking. This worked perfect and looks great! Easy to install since hole was already in the counter and water line was already run.

Looks nice but didn’t install the unit for awhile after purchase and after the install, the water tasted rusty. Removed the water line and tasted the water line water to make sure that it wasn’t the water: it wasn’t. After flushing the water after reconnected, the water tasted better but rusty again after not using for a couple of days. My water supply runs thru filter then water softener then reverse osmosis then to this spout and fridge. Only this spout tastes rusty so my only conclusion is that the internal must have iron or cheap metal that rusts easily. Can’t return it to Amazon cuz I waited too long to install. Don’t buy.

few years old and still no issues

Wow, it was exactly what I wanted in my kitchen UNTIL my plumber installed it and it leaked like a sieve. No way to even try to repair it. Extremely difficult to find repair parts. Heartbroken and have to start my search over.

Seems a little ridiculous but more people comment on this pot filler that was less than $200 than on the $6000 granite. Works great and fills fast

crocked