Fapully Commercial Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet Review

If you’re looking to add a commercial style spout to your kitchen, the Fapully Commercial Faucet is definitely an interesting option. The faucet’s robust, industrial-grade body details and unique design feel appropriate for its $120 price tag. Moreover, the dual-spout layout supports add-ons such as faucet filters or portable dishwashers, something that most pull-down faucets do not.

10 Performance

Speaking from experience, this Fapully Commercial faucet is one of the few that don’t mind low pressure, which is to say its flow rate and water functions remain unaffected under 50 psi. Most pull-down faucets struggle with weak inputs, especially more expensive models, as they often have integrated flow regulators which are specifically designed to restrict flowrate to save water.

10 Low Pressure Test

This faucet performs exceptionally well at a low-pressure point, yielding equal flowrate to standard faucets at normal pressure. This is immensely useful to homes or scenarios, for whatever reason, subjected to lacking input pressure. However, if you have normal pressure at home, you may want to turn the supply valves down and adjust them later to compensate for how strong this faucet can be.

6.8 Design

Compared to high-end models, the faucet receives less attention to details, reflecting in its janky swivel and unpolished appearance. But as far as aesthetics go, it looks and feels very industrial. The faucet is made with strong and thick materials, which partly explains its hefty weight. Functionality wise, the sprayer is relatively flexible thanks to the 360-degree, rotating spring neck. The second spout, on the other hand, is much stiffer to rotate, possibly due to quality control.

In the Box

• Fapully Commercial Style Faucet
• User manual
• Mounting accessories

The kitchen faucet has a simple setup, coming with only a few components. However, assembling is required prior to mounting as the sprayer and supply lines come separately.

8.0 Body Design

Both the flexible neck of the sprayer and the fixed spout have a 360-degree rotation. The industrial aesthetics immediately captures your attention, especially in a home kitchen, with bold, un-strealined details. Despite the neck coming off rather easily comes cleaning time, the gaps of the coil design can’t keep food particles from getting through.

7.0 Sprayer Design

The faucet features a commercial-style, pressure-lever sprayer that provides intuitive control over water flow. The sprayer delivers powerful water pressure for rinsing tough residues, filling pots, or cleaning hard-to-reach areas. The sprayer can be dismantled into multiple parts for maintenance purposes. You can also lock the lever in place, allowing for continuous water flow.

6.5 Build Quality

The faucet boasts rigid construction with dense materials and industrial-grade details. But a close look reveals the lack of attention to details on the components, namely the stiff rotation of the spout and the unclear instruction on connecting the supply lines. That, and the faucet doesn’t do well with hot water, as the body heats up manifold when running hot water through it.

Dimensions

Water Control

Sprayer Functions

Mounting Accessories

• Faucet 
• Supply lines
• Main shaft
• Mounting nut
• Rubber gasket
• Metal gasket

6.4 Usability

As far as the pulldown kitchen faucet goes, this Fapully Commercial Style is far from the best in terms of ease of use. It’s not a confusing product, but the amount of refining and streamlining simply feels lacking, leading to an inadequate experience. That said, the secondary spout with standard threading works with a variety of water appliances, something that typical pulldown faucets don't offer.

6.5 Sprayer

Movements of the sprayer are non-restrictive and the neck is easily removable. The fully rotating and flexible spring neck inadvertently adds versility to the whole setup. Although there isn’t any extension on the sprayer, the spout can reach down pretty to clean out the corner of the sink.

5.3 Control

In addition to the single handle, the faucet’s other spout has a separate open/close valve that is a little stiff to turn.

8.5 Installation

Installing the faucet is surprisingly straightforward, despite its seemingly complicated package. It’s not the cleanest installation we’ve seen, but it’s still in a ballpark of DIY-friendliness.

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