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Bar Prep Faucets

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Bar prep faucets work great in homes as well as bars and restaurants.  They have a simple and elegant design, even in the most basic of designs, that adds a creative touch to any sink.  In this post I want to take a look at the bar faucets that would be used in restaurants and how they work in the home as well.

No sane restaurateur would spend $500 on a designer bar faucet for the back of the house.  Instead, there are faucets that usually run about $40 and do the exact same job and it’s not a big deal when it breaks to replace it.  It’s pure function over fashion for these faucets in the restaurant industry, but the strange thing is that they also look really cool!

These faucets are usually the most simple design, finished in chrome, that serve to wash hands and clean glasses.  They will have a long spout with hot and cold handles, as well as be built like tanks so that they can take the abuse that restaurant employees will put on them.  Another major benefit of these types of bar faucets is that they are extremely easy to replace parts on, and most manufacturers also sell kits of all of the replacement parts.

How do these work in the home?  Their simple and no nonsense design provides a solid faucet that isn’t distracting or over the top.  If you have sinks at your home bar or hand/veggie washing sinks in the kitchen, these are the perfect choice when you don’t want your fixtures to take away from the rest of your appliances and design.  Also, the price isn’t bad, when you consider the fact that you can get an entire house’s worth of these for the price that you would normally pay for a designer brand faucet!

Bar prep faucets aren’t just for restaurants.  Use their simple and no nonsense design to compliment the other stuff in your home, rather than stand out!

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