Kitchen Faucet
RV Kitchen Faucet VS. Residential Faucets:
A major benefit of opting for RV kitchen faucets is their ease of installation. They typically connect directly to a half-inch PEX swivel fitting commonly found in RVs. This eliminates the need for adapters or converters that may be required when installing a standard home faucet (which typically uses a 3/8 compression fitting).
Popular Types of RV Kitchen Faucets:
Pull-Down Sprayer Faucets:
These offer a spout that pulls down to extend the spray reach, ideal for rinsing dishes in a small sink.
Pull-Out Sprayer Faucets:
Similar to pull-down, but the spray head pulls out horizontally from the spout.
High Profile Faucets:
Designed for minimal counter space, with a shorter spout height to maximize headroom.
Two-Handle Faucets:
Less common due to space limitations, but some prefer the separate handles for hot and cold water control.
