Delta 4140-DST Collins Single Handle Pull-Out Kitchen, Chrome

Researching faucets was rather exhausting. But after two days of it, I made my decision with this faucet. It wasn't at all difficult to install, but having a second set of hands with you helps. Nice quality build, feels very solid once installed. Great water flow/pressure (that might vary depending on your location), with both water settings working nicely. Pull-out faucet portion works very nicely and sits snuggly once docked. It also looks great. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend!

We've had several faucets replaced in our home over the past 12 months. This Delta faucet was purchased to replace the one in our laundry room utility tub. It seemed a little over the top ($$) for a utility sink, but due to space constraints under/back of sink, I needed a faucet that was easy to mount. I had bought a faucet of another brand locally from a big box store. This one came from Amazon whthin a couple days, and I proceeded to install it. I was surprised at the weight of this thing before opening the box. So, I knew this had some heft to it. When I took this out of the box, I was really stunned at the beauty, size, and quality of this faucet! It was weighty and came with everything I needed to install it in the box! Note to manufacturers: Please, please include everything in the box. Most homeowners don't enjoy going back to the store to purchase essential parts for installation. I had to go back to the store for the supply line hoses with my first faucet. One of the issues I had with my original faucet was trying to fit the supply lines to the faucet, behind a 20" deep sink 3 inches from the wall, using 2 wrenches. It was simply impossible to do. That's when I decide to buy another brand after much searching, reading the manufacturer's info so that I knew exactly was in the box and how the supply line attach. This Delta faucet came with the supply lines fitted during manufacturing so it did not need the additional supply hoses to attach. This makes it decidedly much, much easier to install, and ellinating one set of joints that could possibly leak. For me, this was the main selling point for on this faucet. And, it was simply a breeze to install - even if you're on your back, stuffed in a small cabinet, trying to to use two wrenches. I had it installed in under 1 hour. And, I'm NOT a plumber. This thing is very solid and the mechanisms operate smoothly and easily, and simply looks beautiful. The pull-out sprayer is solid, works well, and return to the faucet shank with the help of a magnet. I whole hardly recommend this Delta faucet and in the future, I will look at all Delta's offerings firsat when/if I need to replace another. If you don't mind paying a little extra for a quality faucet - even if it's for a laundry room - this is the one. I can't speak to the reliability of it yet (installed on Nov 2022), but if it lasts as long as it's design and build quality would indicate, I may not have to install another faucet. And the price for what you get in quality makes it a great value. Highly recommended.

We had to replace our kitchen faucet, and chose this one based on its reviews. Price and size were also factors. It’s been in about a month, and no issues. The only con is that the water lines are super long, and can’t be cut, unless you have a plumber do it. It would also void the warranty. So we bought 2 flexible lines to attach to the water lines and the faucet lines. Installation was easy this way. It actually took longer to get the old faucet out! So far,it’s working great, no leaks or drips. Just make sure you shut the handle all the way off. Sprayer works great too. I love the sleek look, and that it’s not too tall. Otherwise, it would be above the windowsill. All in all, very pleased with it.

If you're prepared to read and follow the simple instructions, installing this faucet yourself will be a snap. It took me less than 2 hours to remove the old one and install this one. Delta's faucet design now makes installation so much easier than it used to be. No more need to own a bizarre wrench to get up into that restricted space where no traditional wrench will go. They include a special wrench to make things easy. And once you get the faucet mounted and reasonably tight, all you need to do to get that final, rock-solid tightness is to tighten 2 screws...it just doesn't get any easier. The water supply lines also connect easily, and the final hookup of the central flexible water/spray line is as simple as pushing one line into a fitting, and pushing on a clip to keep it that way. There are 3 things about this faucet that I would have liked to see different. 1. First, it's advertised as a MagnaTite Docking faucet, so the spray head is kept firmly in place with magnets when it isn't pulled out. Well...those magnets could be just a bit stronger. They still do the job, but just barely, and I'm worried that if they lose any magnetism over time, the spray head could get a bit sloppy (like the one I removed). 2. Secondly, the spray pattern is quite small. It comes out in a cylinder shape, not an expanding cone. So the spray coverage is small...it takes a bit longer to rinse off a big frying pan, or the sink itself. 3. And finally, when you pull the spray head out, it tends to kink right where the flexible hose starts. My old faucet had a sort of hinged ball-and-socket attachment there, which helped to eliminate this kinking problem. One of the reasons I chose Delta is because of their lifetime warranty. They do stand behind their products. I just received a new shower control cartridge from them free of charge – I installed the original in 2004. All in all, a good faucet, and a really DIY-friendly installation.

We had an expensive made in Europe faucet that worked fine for many years until the flow cartridge worn out. The faucet had no guarantee whatsoever and a new cartridge was over $200. We didn’t want another one like that. The Delta faucet we purchased was a bargain and has a guarantee. It works very well and looks good, but has a few short comings. The pull out facet hose is the plastic type rather than the stainless steel braided type. I hope it lasts. It connects with a peculiar looking plastic clip. The other thing is the temperature adjustment is not the best. If you’re washing your hair with this it takes a lot of adjustment to get it where you want it. Overall though, we are satisfied.