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Also known as a three-way faucet, it has an internal separate channel for the drinking water from the under-sink filter. This way, the purified water never mixes with the utility water, saving you from having to drill the countertop for a second tap.

Brass

It is the most classic, durable, and time-tested material in plumbing fixtures. It withstands extreme pressures and temperature fluctuations, forming the "heart" of most high-quality faucets on the market.

Glossy

It is the most classic and recognizable finish. It gives your sink a sense of cleanliness, luxury, and brightness, but it may need a little more frequent wiping with a cloth to keep it flawless.

It is the standard function for modern faucets. With the use of a single control, you can precisely regulate both the flow intensity and the water temperature, mixing hot and cold water.