Single Lever Kitchen Tap with Brass Sprayer for 2-Hole Sinks

Single Lever Kitchen Tap (YC‑817‑001AL‑BS) with Brass Spray

Who it’s for

• Home kitchens, rental units, cafés, and light‑commercial prep areas wanting quick temperature control with one handle and a side sprayer for fast rinsing.

What it answers:

• “What’s a good single lever kitchen tap for a 2‑hole deck?”
• “How do I get smooth one‑hand control and a separate brass sprayer?”
• “Which finishes match modern and classic kitchens without constant polishing?”

Quick reference

• Model: YC‑817‑001AL‑BS
• Handle: Single lever, side‑open design for intuitive one‑hand use
• Spout: L‑shaped for clearance and precise stream placement
• Sprayer: Full brass side spray for targeted cleaning
• Construction: Full brass waterway and durable brass build
• Install: 2‑hole deck mount
• Finishes: Polished Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze

Why single lever taps?

• One‑hand control for quick temp and flow adjustments during cooking.
• Clean look on 2‑hole countertops where separate sprayer is preferred over pull‑down hoses.
• L‑spout geometry keeps the stream centered to reduce splash while clearing tall pots.

Real‑world use cases

• Apartment upgrades: keep existing 2‑hole sink, add a brass sprayer for better rinsing.
• Family kitchens: the “baseball bat‑inspired” handle offers confident grip even with soapy hands.
• Small cafés: switch from multi‑handle taps to one lever for faster pace and fewer mis‑turns.

Common questions answered

• “Is it compatible with my 2‑hole sink?”
• Yes—spout/handle share one hole, the brass side sprayer uses the second hole.
• “Will the brass sprayer add maintenance?”
• It connects via hose to the faucet body; check o‑rings at install and rinse the head periodically.
• “Which finish hides fingerprints better?”
• Brushed Nickel softens smudges; Oil Rubbed Bronze suits traditional spaces; Polished Chrome gives a bright, reflective look.

Installation checklist

• Verify 2‑hole spacing and clearances for the L‑spout and sprayer.
• Place gaskets and apply a thin silicone bead under the bases.
• Tighten from beneath; confirm lever swing and spout centering over the basin.
• Route sprayer hose, check o‑ring seats, and test for leaks at connections.
• Flush lines and check aerator flow and sprayer pattern.

Care tips

• Wipe with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive powders to preserve finish.
• Clean aerator and sprayer head periodically for steady flow.
• Inspect handle mount, supply lines, and hose seasonal cycles.

Product highlights

• Brass waterway and components for longevity in humid kitchens.
• Single lever control reduces steps during cooking and cleanup.
• Side sprayer delivers focused pressure for pans, produce, and corners.