Ladylux Pro Single-Handle Pull-Down Prep Sink Faucet

Installing the faucet was really easy because it was tightened from the top using a tool supplied with the faucet. It took a little while to get used to the force of the spray, but having the extra height has helped with things like watering potted plants. The pull-down spray nozzle is great, but the spray button can get stuck partially on if the nozzle is slightly torqued when retracted into the downspout. I like the one-handle side control even though I had to put it on the left side due to space constraints. Overall, a high quality product like I was expecting from Grohe.

We love this kitchen faucet. It is attractive, has a good sprayer, and is easy to turn water on and off with one hand. It is no problem to get the water temperature just right with this. I like that the sprayer turns on with the button right on the pull out part, however, you can't turn off the sprayer with the same button. To turn off the spray setting, you have to turn the water off and back on for regular water flow. I have gotten used to that, and I find it's not that big of a deal.

I love the way this faucet looks and works except for the intensity of the stream of water that comes out. You can regulateit with the handle, nevertheless, my counter is wet a lot more than I would like. The pull out spray part can get twisted but it is easy to fix.

Nice style but not that practical as the stainless (well Built) hose is not that flexable. My old GROHE was much better in that way!

The plumber came today, took out the old faucet, started to install the new one and found that the hose [looks like 46-592] was missing. end piece is there spring is there. no hose,so now we put the old faucet back, pay the plumber and try to run down the part

We got this Grohe faucet for our new kitchen and it is a great buy. We love the style but most of all it works very well. The handle is easy to use and smooth.

The unit looks great. Great flow control and construction. Spring retract doesn't quite work as well as it did in showroom, but the head snaps back into the body.

My favorite Grohe faucet ever. Owned 3 of them at various homes.

Purchased as a replacement for an earlier Grohe Ladylux model (aerator faucet) no longer available, it installed easily and performs well. Only real drawback was finding that the faucet's spray mode, once activated, can only be reversed by turning the tap pressure quite low or off. We also noticed that when used to wash/rinse items in either spray or regular mode, a significant degree of water splashes onto the counter and backsplash requiring constant wiping-up; this appears to result from a combination of the faucet's water stream pressure and its hight above the counter.