This gooseneck design puts the water farther into the sink, and dual handles give you direct control over hot and cold. It updates the space with a taller profile and gives you room to actually use the sink without working around it.
The gooseneck spout pushes the water stream farther out into the sink instead of keeping it near the base. This gives you more usable space when rinsing dishes or filling cookware. You can work in the sink without constantly shifting things around to reach the flow.
Small adjustments with a single handle can swing too hot or too cold. Dual lever handles give you direct control over hot and cold water at the source. You can dial in the temperature without overcorrecting, so the flow stays where you set it.
The ceramic disc cartridge seals at the control point instead of relying on flexible seals that wear out. This creates a watertight seal when the faucet is turned off. When you shut it down, the flow stops and stays off, so you are not coming back to a slow drip in the sink.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Today we're taking a real quick look together at this B&B Molders Icon RV kitchen faucet. Folks, this is a dual lever faucet ina nice matte black finish. And as you can see, the gooseneck spout can spin all the way around if you really want it to, but you're gonna keep in the sink, right So this is a great option for you. It's got plenty of space to get down underneath with plenty of room to fit your hands and keep that water farther out from the back of the sink and more towards the center where it's a lot easier to use and get a great effectiveness of your faucet.
Of course, hot and cold quarter turns to go on and off. You can mix it to get the temperature you want. Inside of here, you can't see it, but there is a built-in drip reducing ceramic disc cartridge. Basically that means it's gonna create a watertight seal when you shut off the handles, turn the water flow off, you're not gonna see drips and those kind of things. This does feature your standard two hole installation, and those are eight inches on center, very common stuff.
And then as far as installation, you just simply remove the plastic keepers here after you've undone or removed your original one rather that you're replacing this one with. Then you got your deck plate. That's the guts of everything there, you put your deck plate on. We do recommend also using tile and tub caulk sold separately anytime you're installing a faucet, whether it's the bathroom, the sink, or wherever, just to kind of keep a watertight seal around your countertops and vanity tops and things. So once you get that hand tied in place, then you would install your hot and cold water lines again and you'd be good to go.
So quick dimensions before we go. 10 and an eighth inches on the base all the way across by two and a quarter. From the center of the spout out to the outside edge, seven and a half inches. And the height from the bottom of the deck plate up to the top of the spout, 15 and one quarter inches tall. And folks, that will wrap up our quick look together at this B&B Molders Icon RV kitchen faucet.
I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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