OT: Anyone recognize this faucet?!

adambuild

Trying to help an old customer who has this kitchen faucet in a vacation home and want to order parts for them but can't find it on Delta, Moen, Pfister or American Standard websites. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!
Adam

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes

Kohler Antique

http://www.efaucets.com/detail.asp?Product_ID=K-158-4-CP&ca=gpsl&CAWELAID=205668825&CAGPSPN=pla&catargetid=330001430000555188&cadevice=c&gclid=Cj0KEQiAisy1BRD7_YSgpduD2cEBEiQAPR3UuItIhJDdJ0YNeXGmIaf7EVm49e6ojDJoBQbesOf9-K4aAgZo8P8HAQ

adambuild

Thank you for trying but already confirmed with KOHLER that it's not their product. It actually looks similar but is definitely not theirs.

hvacplumber7

Your best bet is to take the handles off and see what the cartridges look like. If they're just a cheap ceramic cartridge might be a cheap big box knock off.

Alan (California Radiant) Forbes

If you have a good plumbing parts supplier, they might be able to ID the faucet and provide parts.
I use a local Crest/Good company here in California. You can email them at crestgood@yahoo.com. Tell them it's a Kohler knock-off; they might be familiar with it.

Jamie Hall

I've seen that faucet somewhere... can't remember where. I'll keep looking.

nicholas bonham-carter

You could burn up a lot of professional time, at $X/hr, looking for the parts for a knockoff like that. Get a brand name replacement, and be done with it. Moen seems to have a lifetime warranty for their products.--NBC

Paul48

Post a couple pictures of the cartridge. Take a side-view, and one from the business end. If we can't find it in the catalogs, it's probably a cheap Chinese knockoff.