Let's start out by getting familiar with the faucet measurements. This will help you decide if the faucets are a good fit for your kitchen or bathroom.
| 1 Faucet Total Height |
| The total height of the faucet is measured from the faucet's base to its highest point. It's important to consider the faucet's total height prior to installation, making sure there are no overhanging shelves or cupboards that may obstruct its use.
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| 2 Spout Height |
| When measuring the spout height, you'll want to start at the base of the faucet and measure up to the spout's opening. Pay extra attention to long-necked faucets with low spouts, as they may not be convenient with shallow sinks. |
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| 3 Spout Length |
| For the spout length we'll be taking a horizontal measurement along the widest side of the faucet. Be sure to measure from the very back of the base to the furthest extending part of the spout. |
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| 4 Spout Width |
| For spout width, take a horizontal measurement along the faucet's narrow side. |
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| 5 Installation Hole Distance |
| To measure the installation holes, find the faucet's hot and cold water sources and mark their distance from each other. Measure from the center point of each opening. |
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| 6 Pull-out Sprayer Hose Length |
| To find the sprayer hose length, simply extend the sprayer all the way and measure from the tip of the spout to the base of the hose. Consider the size of the sink area. Make sure there's enough room to utilize the sprayer and take advantage of the extended hose. |
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