Grohe K7 Medium Semi-Pro Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Chrome Shower Basket
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Color: Super Steel
Style: Faucet with Shower Basket
Features
- GROHE StarLight finish for scratch and tarnish-resistant surfaces for a lifetime of beauty
- 21-1/4 in. Faucet height. Turning off the faucet automatically diverts the water flow from handspray to aerator.Make sure that the cartridge seals engage in the grooves and the locating pins at the base of the cartridge slot into the apertures on the housing
- SpeedClean anti-lime system: Removes limescale with a simple wipe of a finger to maintain a like-new performance
- Free Chrome Shower Basket
- 5-7/8 in. Aerator height
Description
Color:Super Steel | Style:Faucet with Shower Basket A statement in any kitchen, the K7 Medium Semi-Pro kitchen faucet is the perfect assistant to home chefs. Standing 21-1/2-in. tall, this faucet features a professional, pull-out spray head which can be maneuvered 360 degrees for maximum convenience. The locking dual spray control allows users to switch between two spray modes—regular flow and spray—with a simple push of the button. GROHE SpeedClean technology protects the spray nozzle against limescale buildup. When not in use, the spray head is kept in place with a 9 3/16-in. arm that swivels 140 degrees. The handle is enabled with GROHE SilkMove for a lifetime of smooth operation technology for effortless, precise control of the water flow and rotates just 30 degrees backward and 70 degrees forward to avoid backsplash clearance issues. The K7 Medium Semi-Pro kitchen faucet has a 1.75 gpm flow rate and is offered in durable GROHE StarLight finish for scratch and tarnish-resistant surfaces for a lifetime of beauty chrome or SuperSteel InfinityFinish. COMES WITH FREE CHROME SHOWER BASKET!
Manufacturer: Grohe
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Super Steel
Style: Faucet with Shower Basket
Finish: Polished
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number of Handles: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: January 2, 2019
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Color: Super Steel
Style: 21-1/4 in. Faucet height
We bought one of these two years ago. I've never noticed a water pressure issue, but I don't think having water blast out of this thing would make me happy because it would splash all over the place. Maybe I have a shallower sink basin than other people? Also, the reach of the neck isn't very impressive. Mine is in the center of a single-basin farmhouse sink and it doesn't come close to reaching the sides. But that's pretty obvious looking at it. What has happened, twice, is that the control or seal that regulates whether it's a stream or a shower has gone bad, which means the faucet won't stay in spray mode, or reverts halfway back to stream mode, and makes a grinding-type noise. Last year I let it go so long that it happened every time I turned the water on. This year I caught it earlier. The only fix I know of is to submit a warranty claim and have a replacement sent. In the plus column, I haven't had a single issue getting a quick replacement from Grohe customer service. In the minus column, I guess I'll be doing this every year because this faucet was a very expensive installation and I don't feel like paying to install another one, even if I could get the faucet for free.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2017 by KS
Color: Super Steel
Style: 26-9/16 in. Faucet height
This is a new design in kitchen faucets. It is meant to look like a professional faucet but not to be too overwhelming. Note that Grohe has just come out with a version of this that is 5" shorter. These come in two finishes, chrome and "SuperSteal" which is like stainless or brushed nickel. "SuperSteal" is a color name and does not indicate anything about what the faucet is made of. Be sure to get the "DCO" version and not the "DCE". The "DCE" has restricted wafer flow, which I think is a stupid idea. The handle on the DCO is very precise and it is easy to adjust the wafer flow if you want to save water. Out of all the faucets of this design, we like the Grohe design the best. Hans Grohe (a different company from Grohe) and Elkay also have a nice one. After that, they begin to look cheap. Like most kitchen faucets (even fairly high end ones) the head is made of plastic. However, the stainless steel finish makes it look and feel like the heard is real metal. Only time will tell how durable the finish is and how long it takes before you wear it down and the plastic starts showing. What I don't like is that the spring and hose are chrome. I was hoping to get something that looked like stainless steel or brushed nickel throughout. In the pictures of the faucet, they make it look like the spring and hose are not chrome, but they are. Since they are chrome, and mirror like, they do pick up the stainless steel look if you look at them at the right angle. But, it most light and most angles, they look chrome. The button on the head will change the flow from a regular stream to a shower. The shower pattern is fairly tight and does not spread out like our older faucets did. You can switch from stream to shower with the water running (some other brands will only switch back to stream when you turn the water off). Once the water is turned, it always goes back to stream. I like the Elkay faucet in that the switch on the head was three way, stream, shower or off. The only one nicer than this is from Waterstone. They are pretty wild looking and cost twice as much. However, the head on those are solid metal.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2013 by kireviewer
Color: Chrome
Style: 26-9/16 in. Faucet height
Bought this a couple years ago and loved it at first, regret this purchase now, though. For the price, you would expect flawless performance longer than a couple years. Now, the faucet doesn't stay on either stream or shower, and constantly makes a rumble noise. Stay away from this product, not a quality product. Update: 3 stars. The faucet really is great, but the faucet head issue has been terrible. HOWEVER, for an extra 100$ I was able to use another Grohe faucet head (product # 46857000) with a tiny bit of rigging (a rubber band) and it's much much more reliable now.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2018 by Human Person
Color: Chrome
Style: 21-1/4 in. Faucet height
It has a hefty, well-built feel to it. The ~9" reach feels a bit short, but the spray can hit every corner of the sink just fine. Going to the full-size faucet would likely solve the reach but the size would take over our kitchen window. The finish on the chrome looks good, nozzle and flow work well*, and the handle offers great adjustment. It took me 1.5 hours to uninstall the old faucet but less than 30 min to install, test, and clean up the new Grohe K7. The method of installation is well thought out and easy to access even behind a deep sink. It comes with 3/8" hoses that attach with a 16mm (5/8") wrench. The collar locks below the sink with a single "bolt", measuring at maybe 14mm. You will need a helper to balance the faucet while the collar is locked below the sink; a socket, extension, and ratchet preferably to secure the faucet; then a wrench to attach the supply lines to the shutoff. * Our faucet worked wonderfully for two days, installed as it came out of the box. On the third day, flow was half of where it should have been. After fiddling with the handle on and off a few times, flow slowly decreased to a mere trickle. Slowly pulling the handle out would increase water flow slightly, followed by a slight thunk and a decrease in water flow. Without the head installed, water still trickled from the hose. I located the water restrictor/check valve (part number 7 in the K7 parts diagram) and removed it. Success! Water flow is now stronger than it was even when first installed. Blowing out the valve produced some debris, but re-installing the valve brought water flow to a halt. With the valve out again, a swift bang on the white end of the restrictor separated the diaphragm. I was able to pick out a large amount of rubber debris from the blue/grey end of the restrictor. Snapped back together and reinstalled, flow is now back to the original flow. [UPDATE AFTER FOUR YEARS OF OWNERSHIP] I've dropped my rating down dramatically. The flow restrictors are a problem, as mentioned above. For the latter two years we've used ours without the flow restrictors because they get clogged rather quickly. Now it flows too much, but can be regulated with the main handle. The bigger problem is the continued failure of the spray heads. The flow/spray switch wears out prematurely after a year and a half of use. As it wears, it is unable to keep the head in spray mode fully without holding the button. Once worn, it oscillates between flow and spray while emitting an awful honking sound. One can hold the button to get spray, but it honks when the button is pressed, then again when it is released. We are on our second failed spray head- that's right, two spray heads with the exact same failure mode!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2015 by JDP