I have horrible water pressure in my home. when I replaced the old faucet with a new Mico/Justyna

I was amzed at how much BETTER the water pressure was with the new faucet. I don't know why!

We have terrible water pressure as well and we have a Kohler Vinnata. My DH thinks there's slightly less pressure on the stream setting than we had before but higher on the spray setting.

I actually think the stream is fine since I fill the 5-gallon fish bucket on stream at least as quickly as before!

I haven't measured it, so this is all subjective!

HTH!

The height of the faucet should have very little impact on flow rates. the slightly greater restriction caused by a longer faucet path should have minimal impact. Much more likely it is a function of the flow limiter. As you know, faucets are regulated by law to 2.2 gpm flow rates by a restrictor. I suspect there is a signficant amount of variation from model to model and perhaps even faucet to faucet in how restrictive the flow limiting device is. Other issue is to make sure that if there is a pressure limiter on the water supply line that it's not set too low, resulting in low pressure throughout the house. Suspect it will be hard to predict how good the flow is ahead of time.

Susan -- what a pretty faucet! When did kitchen faucets become works of art, I wonder?

I never thought about restrictors -- or I should say I never knew about them before now. Same for water flow. I did have the water company check the water pressure to see if it could be improved and they pretty much said tough luck,lady.

It's encouraging to hear from others with low pressure and that your high neck faucets work just fine. Now to find a good price.....!

Thank you.