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Deck-mounted Pot Filler
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Posted by
fabb (
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Fri, Nov 16, 12 at 15:23
| Has anyone here used a deck mounted pot filler? If you have, would you please post pictures. i did a search but nothing came up.
Thanks! |
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RE: Deck-mounted Pot Filler
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| Mine is going in next week. If no one else responds I'll post pics then |
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I did:
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| That looks wonderful! Does it interfere at all and can it reach right across the cooktop? |
RE: Deck-mounted Pot Filler
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| I haven't found it to interfere at all w/ anything I do. Granted, I don't really cook and don't ever have like 4-5 burners going- but in general, when we do use the cooktop, it is not in the way. It does reach all the burners although I tend to use it on a closer burner rather than stretching it all the way to the far corner. |
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| I'm not trying to be smart, I really want to know if this is something that should become a part of our kitchen - can someone help me to understand why you need a pot filler? To me, the issue really isn't filling a pot and putting it on the burner, but more taking it off if it's full of hot water. I mean, even if I have a pot filler to fill it initially, ultimately I still need to move the heavy pot to the sink to drain out the water, right? Is there something I'm overlooking? |
RE: Deck-mounted Pot Filler
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| Andreak, I think you have a valid concern. A better solution might be a long hose attached to the faucet at a nearby prep sink that can reach the pots. Emptying those heavy pots is a very good reason to have a prep sink nearby the stove. |
RE: Deck-mounted Pot Filler
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andreak100 the pot filler fills a pot much faster than a faucet b/c it has a higher flow rate.
I also really like the way they look, which was the reason I got mine. |
RE: Deck-mounted Pot Filler
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| Hello Fabb, I have an entire page dedicated to pot fillers on my site! Hopefully it will shed light on the different types and what to watch out for design wise.... I am a kitchen designer and the page details what I have learned about installing them! They're cool... My clients love them... |
Here is a link that might be useful: What to know about Pot Fillers! Designingrichmondhome.com
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