KOHLER Simplice 596-VS Pull Down Kitchen Faucet
The Benefits & Insights You Need
Superior Cleaning with Sweep Spray Faucet
Experience the power of the Sweep Spray faucet designed to provide a wide, forceful stream of water for superior cleaning. With a maximum flow rate of 1.5 gpm (5.7 lpm) at 60 psi (4.14 bar), it ensures you get the job done efficiently.
Three Function Pull Down Sprayhead
Switch effortlessly between three high-quality spray functions: stream, sweep spray, and boost. The touch-control sprayhead allows you to increase flow by 3% for more precise cleaning. Plus, the faucet remembers your preferred temperature setting from the previous use, offering convenience with every wash.
Ease of Use
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the pull-down sprayhead offers better clearance for filling pots and cleaning larger items. The ProMotion technology features a braided hose and swiveling ball joint, making it easy to maneuver. The DockNetik secure docking system locks the sprayhead into place for extra stability.
Convenient Installation
Installation is a breeze with the included flexible supply lines. The faucet is designed for single-hole installation with a three-hole escutcheon included for added versatility. For extended use, an extension kit [1012715] is also available.
Elegant KOHLER Design
KOHLER faucets bring an elevated elegance to your kitchen or laundry room. Our designs fit seamlessly with different kitchen sinks, RVs, or any kitchen remodel. With multiple styles, you can find the perfect match for your space.
Why Choose This Faucet?
- Superior Cleaning: The Sweep Spray design ensures you tackle tough messes with ease.
- Versatility: Switch between three functions to meet all your cleaning needs.
- Convenience: Temperature memory and easy use make every wash a breeze.
- Ease of Installation: Flexible supply lines and a three-hole escutcheon make setup a snap.
- Elegant Design: KOHLER-designed faucets elevate the look of your kitchen or laundry room, fitting seamlessly with your existing setup.
