Which faucet do you like better?

[housegeek]

I like the streamlined look of the hansgrohe better than the lumpy look of the moen. I also prefer the water- going - out part flat rather than bubbled out.
Neither look like the one in the pic though?

[slug*bug]

I think the Moen fits the overall style that you're going for better than the Hansgrohe.

[munkii]

What about this Grohe?

It's more streamlined than the Moen but has more traditional, flowing curves than the Hansgrohe.

[FoxInFiji]

I prefer the look of the Hansgrohe. Trust me you can mix slightly modern styles in traditional rooms. Especially if you stick with a traditional finish like chrome.

PLUS the quality difference between those two is not even a close. If you ever taking apart a faucet or tried to fix one you will appreciate the solid metal machined parts. Like I can't even begin to explain it how much better it is in every way. You have to see it in person. And the Hansgrohe comes with a lifetime warranty. Same with Grohe.

[frauschmindy]

My parents have the Moen. The extendable faucet part doesn't always stay in place and sometimes kind of dangles there, drives me crazy.

[april37]

I normally like curves better than straight lines but, in this case, I like the Hansgrohe better.

[mie]

I prefer the Hansgrohe.

[Deleted]

I like the Moen. I tend to be more drawn to brushed finishes over polished.

[cgpm]

I think I just bought that same Moen faucet. Haven't installed it yet though... I prefer the finish on the Moen one.

[cotner]

I have always like the Kohler Forte line.

www.us.kohler.com/us/Forte-single-hole-kitchen-sink-faucet-with-9-1-16-spout/productDetail/Kitchen-Sink-Faucets/422065.htm?brandId=432353&skuId=379732&categoryId=432333&hash=id%3Dfilters%26startIndex%3D20%26scrollTop%3D0