Customer Reviews:
 Faucet does come with drain assembly June 7, 2010
Geoff Iida (CA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Nothing I could find on Amazon.com (or on Kohler's website) indicated to me whether the faucet came with a matching drain assembly. I bought it anyway, prepared to buy the drain assembly separately ($90 on Amazon for the matching Kohler; $27 at Home Depot). I was very pleased when the box arrived to see that it did include the matching Kohler drain assembly, which is equipped for sink overflow. Good faucet.
Very pleased... August 23, 2008
Al D. (Ann Arbor, MI USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have installed three of these. You will probably find getting the old faucet out is harder than putting this one in. You might want to borrow or buy a basin wrench for the removal, but you don't need one to install these. The look is very clean, and they do not seem to have spaces where crud will collect and be hard to remove. We have had one other Kohler faucet for several years which still operates well. Tip - follow the instructions about removing the aerator before running water the first time - you'll just have to clean it out anyway.
Beautiful July 15, 2008
H. Moore (Texas)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I did a lot or research to find a quality brushed nickel product that had the whole line of products that I needed. I searched ebay, amazon, kohler.com and many other places. Amazon always had the best prices.
Kohler can get pretty expensive but it is worth it. They have been installed a couple of weeks and we just love them.
 Nice faucet, but expensive. August 31, 2007
R. T. Appleby (Seattle, WA USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Nice faucet, but expensive. The only complaint I have is the product description and details were lacking. For example, you had no idea if the tailpiece was metal or plastic; the faucet came with two attached 20" braided metal hoses ending with 3/8" female compression fittings. The technical details in the box show adapter fittings that were not included. So you buy a faucet on-line and go to the hardware store so it can be installed. The product details need to be expanded and explained with links to accessories.
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