Danze D454557SS Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Stainless SteelDanze D454557SS Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Stainless Steel
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- Danze Opulence single hole mount kitchen faucet with optional deck plate
- Ceramic disc valve for smooth turning action and drip-free performance
- Two function spray / aerated stream
- Spout is 17 3/4-inch high and 7 1/2 inch long
- Quiet running hose with spring retraction
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 This traditional faucet from Danze will add a classic touch to any kitchen. View larger. |
 Available in Chrome, Antique Copper, Black Satin, Oil Rubbed Bronze, and Stainless Steel finishes. View larger. |
The kitchen is often the hub of the home. It's more than just a room to catch a meal--it's an entertainment center where friends and family gather to have fun. In such a high-traffic area, you need fixtures that impress with their good looks and dependable performance. Available in five finishes--Chrome, Stainless Steel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Black Satin, and Antique Copper--the Danze Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet adds instant beauty to your home and is an easy and inexpensive way to instantly refresh your kitchen.
Swivel Spout and Quiet Running Hose for Versatile Performance
The Opulence has a curved design with detailing at the base and handle, giving it a handcrafted look. Measuring 17-3/4 inches high with a length of 7-1/2 inches, the swivel spout provides a sleek focal point. And to make everyday chores easier and more productive, the quiet running hose extends to reach every nook and cranny of your sink, and then goes smoothly back in place using its spring retraction.
Two Flow Modes; Ceramic Valve for No Drips
The Opulence provides two flow options--aerated for everyday washing of hands and dishes and the robust spray option for heavy-duty cleaning of pots and pans, the sink, and produce. A ceramic valve ensures smooth, drip-free performance.
Low-Lead Compliancy and Warranty Information
This Opulence faucet is compliant with low-lead requirements of California AB 1953 and Vermont Act 193, meets ADA requirements, and it is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
About Danze
Danze, Inc. is a manufacturer of premium shower heads, faucets, bathroom fixtures and bath accessories. Danze faucets were first available in 2001, and the product line rapidly developed to encompass over 1,500 decorative products. Its line of products includes 20 collections of faucets for the bath, over 100 faucets for the kitchen and entertainment areas, 10 collections of matching bath accessories, and an impressive range of spectacular brass shower products featuring over 130 styles of shower heads and unique shower arms. Danze products offer as standard such quality features as ceramic valves, heavy pattern brass construction, lead-free waterways meeting the requirements of the ANSI/NSF 61, and a wide variety of durable and decorative finishes.
What's in the Box
Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down faucet, 10-inch base plate, hardware, and manual.
- Tools & Home Improvement: 0 pages
- Publisher: Danze
- Label: Danze
- Studio: Danze
- Sales Rank in Tools: #45265
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43 of 44 people found the following review helpful:  Not the best design..., By This review is from: Danze D454557SS Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Stainless Steel (Tools & Home Improvement) Danze D454557SS Opulence Stainless Steel One Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet We bought this faucet last year at The Great Indoors. I installed it on our kitchen sink, but removed and returned it for a refund after 3 days. The faucet and spray mechanism worked perfectly. Unfortunately, the spray head's cheap-looking nylon hose was too short to reach anywhere near the bottom of our 10" deep double sink, which was very frustrating. In addition, the 1 lb. brass counterweight clamped to that hose (needed to pull the hose back into the faucet) hung up on the faucet bottom under the sink if the hose was pulled out "too far". You'd then have to push the hose back into the faucet with both hands, otherwise the hose would bend. More frustration. The final straw was that it was difficult to get the spray head to stay put in the faucet body, without "dangling" loose just a tad. Although not a show-stopper, the Danze was also more difficult to install than it should have been,...Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:  Color peels, no pull-back action, base looses grip everyfew days, By This review is from: Danze D454557BS Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Black Satin (Tools & Home Improvement) In all honesty, this is a statuesque and stunning piece of art. But it is best as just that - an art peice. Honestly, I wouldn't hesitate installing it somewhere where it is to be gazed upon with aesthetic reverence, but definitely would cringe at the thought of this in a new kitchen.
We bought this from HomeClick in 2005 and even though we run a small household (three humans, 2 dogs) the Danze has fallen short on its grandiose 'opulence'. I was aghast when about a year ago, when the paint (was it not supposed to be some sort of a black metal as opposed to paint?)started chipping, and despite Danze's spectacular service (quick, prompt, professional response - which constitutes one of the tree stars) my faucet refuses to pull back into place after the pull out. A manual pull-out leaves the head dangling just like Victor says in his review. And the control knob has fallen out more than twice. Every few days the base threads loosen up to sway the...Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: not bad, but probably overpriced, This review is from: Danze D454557SS Opulence Single-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet, Stainless Steel (Tools & Home Improvement) Like a previous poster said, it does create quite a bit of spillage... we have to keep a rag by the sink to wipe up after each use to avoid hard water deposits. The hose will still go back in after the pull-down, three years into its usage, but I do have to feed it back in manually (not one-handed). Also, I was dissapointed to find that the head is NOT stainless steel (I discovered after ruining it with a vinegar cleaning to remove hard water deposits). Even worse is that the head is held in place by a plastic piece inside that we've glued back together several times. We are seeking a replacement, but it's been difficult to get their service department on the line. It's nice for getting at large pots, etc., but if we had it to do over, I'd choose something else. |
