Wall Mount Faucet with Sprayer | Brass Kitchen Tap

Wall Mount Faucet with Sprayer — What homeowners and cafés ask, answered

Who it’s for?

• Home kitchens, rentals, cafés, and light‑commercial prep areas looking for a wall‑mounted faucet that keeps counters clear and adds a pull‑down head for fast rinsing.
• Renovation projects where users ask “Which wall mount faucet with sprayer works on tile backsplashes?” and “How do I add a two‑mode sprayer without crowding my sink?”

What it solves?

• Limited deck space and hard‑to‑clean sink rims.
• Need for quick switch between stream and spray for pots, trays, and produce.
• Desire for brass internals that handle steam, daily cleanup, and frequent use.

Product overview: Y‑WM‑873‑002AX Wall Mount Kitchen Faucet

• Type: Two handles, wall mount, 2‑hole layout
• Waterway & cartridge: Brass body with brass ceramic cartridge for smooth operation
• Spout: Spring‑style brass neck for flexible reach over deep basins
• Sprayer: Pull‑down head with two modes (stream/spray)
• Handles: Brass cross design for confident grip when hands are wet
• Finishes: Polished Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze

Real‑world use cases

• Apartment refresh: wall mount frees counter space and simplifies wipe‑downs.
• Family kitchens: swap to spray mode for stuck‑on food; stream fills pitchers cleanly.
• Small café prep: fast tray rinsing between rushes; aim at basin center to manage splashes.

Frequently asked questions

• What is a wall mount faucet with sprayer?
  • A faucet fixed to the wall above the sink with a pull‑down head that switches between stream and spray for flexible cleaning.
• Will it fit my plumbing?
  • Yes, when you have two wall outlets and solid backing; verify center spacing before drilling.
• Does the spring spout splash more?
  • Position the head near the basin center and use the aerator; switch to spray for wide rinses.
• Which finish hides fingerprints?
  • Brushed Nickel softens smudges; Oil Rubbed Bronze pairs with classic décor; Chrome presents a bright mirror look.

Installation checklist

• Confirm two wall outlets, backing, and center‑to‑center spacing.
• Seat gaskets; add a thin silicone bead behind escutcheons to prevent seepage.
• Tighten from the wall side; verify handle swing and spout alignment.
• Route the sprayer hose; check o‑ring seats; test both modes.
• Flush lines; clean the aerator after first run; inspect joints for leaks.

Care and upkeep

• Wipe metal surfaces with a soft cloth; avoid abrasive powders that scratch finishes.
• Rinse the sprayer head and clean the aerator regularly for steady flow.
• Inspect hose, handle mounts, and wall joints seasonally.