Central Brass 470 Two-Handle Laundry Faucet Commercial Quality Wall Mount Easy Installation

This was a good price for value faucet. We have it in our garage sink and have installed an aerator (did not come with faucet). The nice thing about this faucet is you can attach a garden hose to it in the winter run it out the door wash the car with warm water and drain the hose on those days when the car is covered in salt but the outside faucet is drained until spring. Not fancy but built well to take regular garage use. It was an easy install mounts to the wall water lines come in from the top.

This is a great product, but the supplied o rings are too big, it kept leaking till I went to home depot and bought smaller o rings.

Exactly as advertised, nice product, what I needed $

Extremely pleased with how this faucet looks and functions. Taking off a star for two reasons:1. Everything is solid except for the actual faucet - it feels flimsy and I feel like I have to be careful when I attach a hose to it that I don't bend or ruin it. It doesn't leak though.2. The brass fitting that screws onto your water line on each side needs to have a flat spot. It's completely round, which makes attaching it difficult. I had to crank on it multiple times to get it tight enough so it didn't leak. I used a pipe wrench since there isn't a flat spot, and it chewed up the brass pretty bad through this process. I THINK it's tight enough now. Bad design in my opinion though. If it had a flat spot I could have just used a crescent wrench and it wouldn't have left a scratch.Overall, I would still buy again. I just love how looks with my utility sink.

Glad to find the right faucet that pairs perfectly with a Mustee Model 16. Perfect for tight spaces, I installed it directly on the basement wall. Some install tips:1.) You can connect a pipe to the "Union" flare connector under the coupling nut with either 1/2" NPT or 1/2" Sweat - I didn't understand how this was possible until seeing it in person - the top half is threaded and deeper down, it necks down to a standard copper pipe diameter.2.) If you choose to use the threaded connection on the Union, the union has no flat surface to grip. If you try to use a Channellock or pipe wrench, you'll tear up the brass, so what you need to do is install the union in the faucet body and tighten coupling nut (which does have wrench flats). It'll hold solid enough for you to torque the threaded connection into the union.3.) The centerline of the inlet connections sits a little farther off the wall than standard copper bell pipe hangers. You could either use different pipe hangers, use a spacer behind them, or just bend the faucet mounting brackets a little so it angles back a little and the copper pipes get closer to the wall as they go up.4.) The mounting brackets are brass as well, I had 1/4" stainless tapcons, and the holes weren't large enough, but it was very easy to drill the holes larger to 1/4"5.) I mounted mine a little high above my sink which leads to small amount of splashing when handwashing. Will just add a short hose section or aerator and that should sort that problem out.6.) Definitely recommend installing with a section of rigid pipe that is also mounted to the wall (as opposed to just landing PEX right on the faucet) - It'd be too floppy otherwise. If you're not comfortable sweating pipe, you just use 1/2"x4" Brass nipples and 1/2" FNPT x 1/2" Pex adapters plus some teflon tape and thread the whole thing together.

Great faucet and easily installed

Needed a faucet for an old laundry sink and this was the perfect fit. A month later it looks like it’s been there for years. Giving it 3 stars because it looked old too quickly in my opinion. But it does work great and serve the purpose.

I bought this faucet after I saw a similar faucet by Mueller sold at Home depot. I wanted top supply feed to the faucet and the product at HomeDepot did not meet this requirement. I found the central brass website by searching on google and found this faucet with different installation options.This faucet is absolutely wonderful.It has no "cartridges"; so there is nothing to replace.It has no corrodable parts (because everything is brass).It is easy to install (no tools required for test install, you may need a plumber's wrench to tighten after dryfit).It has a garden hose male thread at the end so that you can hook up a garden hose to it and get supply outside the house.The best part I like is that I can now wash my car with hot water during winter!I strongly recommend this faucet for anyone who is replacing their faucets at the utility sink. It is cheaper than the cheapest utility faucets at Lowes/HomeDepot/Ace Hardware etc. And it lasts virtually for ever.