Gooseneck, Kitchen Sink Faucet, Bathroom Sink Faucet, Wristblade Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm

Gooseneck-spout faucets have a tall spout shape that extends high above the counter and curves to point straight down into the sink. The tallest spout shape available, gooseneck spouts provide the most distance between the spout and the counter, making them ideal for washing hair and filling tall vessels.

Dual-wristblade-handle three-hole widespread deck-mount multipurpose faucets have two wing-shaped handles that users pull toward or push away from themselves to start and stop the flow of water. Each handle is operated separately to control the hot and cold water supplies and adjust the water temperature. The hot and cold water supplies are combined inside the spout to provide water for handwashing and other tasks. Also called paddle handles, wristblade handles can be operated with the wrist. Because they do not need to be gripped to push or pull the handle, wristblade handles can be used by some individuals with disabilities. Three-hole widespread deck-mount faucets install into a sink, counter, or horizontal surface with three holes where the outermost holes are 8" apart when measured from center-of-hole to center-of-hole.