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What is the faucet brand?

7 years ago

My kitchen looks quite similar but I want to change the faucet. I got a KWC but it splashes too hard and I want a softer flow.
Thanks!

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Andre Rothblatt Architecture
7 years ago
I don't recall the brand we used of this project, but you should consider adding an aerator or flow restrictor attachment to your existing faucet to reduce the flow.
tseth
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you. Would the original place where I bought the faucet (Cherin's) be able to help with finding the right part?
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