Pfister LG531-YPY Ashfield Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet - Tuscan Bronze

Ridiculous design

It's beautiful, definitely. BUT...the curve on the faucet is so tight, the water hits the sink only 6-8 inches from the back of the sink. So...when you put a pot in there to fill up, the pot has to be moved so far back to get water in it, you end up hitting the handles with the pot...which turns the after off. Totally clueless design.The curve is also too long so you loose 2" of clearance, from a "normal" faucet and for those of you with a double sink, there is barely enough room to get a small pot under it...unless you set if down in the sink.The nozzle is tough to push back up and you should be using two hands to do it or I see a faucet leak in the near future. It's not held magnetically or by the weight of the hose's counterweight...it's a friction fit so you have to hold the arch with one hand and push up the nozzle with the other...another ridiculous design flaw. Product reviews on other sites are unhelpful as most people seem to need lessons on how to give a review, lol. All they talked about was how pretty it is, and it is that, just useless in design.It's pretty easy to install as I just had shoulder surgery a few weeks ago and I did it, basically, one handed.I'll wait until we get the new counters and sink in and then I will be taking a pipe cutter to it to shorten the spout so the water comes down in the middle of the sink like it should!