8 Inch Kitchen Faucet with High-Arc Spout for 2-Hole Sinks

8 Inch Kitchen Faucet (Centerset, 2‑Hole) — YC‑840‑304

Who it’s for

• Home kitchens, rental units, cafés, and light‑commercial prep areas installing or upgrading an 8‑inch centerset faucet with classic two‑handle control and a high‑arc spout.

What it answers:

• “Which 8 inch kitchen faucet fits a 2‑hole deck?”
• “How do I pick a brass faucet that lasts in daily cooking and cleaning?”
• “What handle style is easier to grip with wet hands?”

Quick facts

• Type: 8” centerset kitchen faucet, 2‑hole deck mount
• Construction: Full brass waterway with brass ceramic cartridge
• Spout: Brass high‑arc for pot clearance
• Trim: Square decorative cover, stylish cross handles

Why choose an 8” centerset faucet?

• Fits common 2‑hole sinks and counters for straightforward upgrades.
• Separate hot/cold handles give precise temperature control.
• High‑arc spout provides room for tall pots, baking sheets, and sink accessories.

Real‑world use cases

• Apartment refresh: quick swap into existing 8” centerset cutouts without countertop changes.
• Family kitchens: cross handles remain easy to turn when hands are soapy or gloved.
• Small café prep: high‑arc spout helps fill pitchers and rinse trays efficiently.

FAQs answered

• Is this compatible with a 2‑hole sink?
• Yes—YC‑840‑304 mounts to 2 holes spaced at 8 inches center‑to‑center.
• Do ceramic cartridges help with drips?
• Brass ceramic cartridges maintain smooth action and tight seals under frequent use.
• Will a high‑arc spout splash more?
• Pair with an aerator and place the stream near the center of the basin to manage spray while keeping pot clearance.

Installation checklist

• Confirm 2‑hole spacing at 8 inches on your deck or sink.
• Place gaskets; apply a thin silicone bead under the base to prevent seepage.
• Tighten from beneath; align spout and verify handle swing clearance.
• Flush supply lines and check for leaks at connections and cartridge seats.

Care tips

• Wipe surfaces with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive powders to preserve finish.
• Clean the aerator periodically for a steady stream.
• Inspect handle mounts and supply connections seasonally.