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What Is a Pot Filler?

Like the kitchen faucet, a pot filler is a plumbing fixture designed to dispense water. Pot fillers, though, are designed to eliminate the trouble of carrying a pot full of water from the sink to the stovetop. This can prevent spillage, as well as save your back, hands, arms and shoulders.

The water flows directly from the plumbing source (more on that later) to your pot sitting on the stovetop, where just a simple turn of the handle (or, sometimes two) means you have water ready to boil. Some kitchens are very capable of hosting one of these fabulous fixtures, while others are not so conducive. Mounting one will take some planning, especially if your plumbing is all set behind your walls. So, this is definitely an installation you’d want to plan out with a contractor.

Pot fillers are commonly made of brass, metal or stainless steel, and the handles are also usually made of metal. In addition, thanks to significant improvements in design trends, ceramic disc cartridges have taken the place of rubber washer gaskets. Considered the industry’s hardest, most reliable valving material, single-cartridge and washer-less valving systems use ceramic discs to control water flow and are designed to last a lifetime. Read Entire Article

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