Whether a maker publishes a full dimension set, and which figures it leaves out, decides the pick.
By the Lush Editorial Team·Researched & Compared
Five faucets compared on the width, depth, height and weight each manufacturer publishes, taken from the fact sheet and nothing else.
All four dimensions plus weight, with a 360 degree rotating spout
14.56 inches tall as published, with Reflex sprayhead docking
15.7 inches tall as published, with a shorter handle for clearance
8.1 pounds published, with an 8 inch spread four hole mount
5.0 pounds published, though its other figures do not read like a faucet
| Model | Brand | Size (capacity) | Weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KOHLER 596-VS Simplice Kitchen Sink Faucets with Pul... | Kohler | High Arch | 6.11 lb | Most complete published figures |
| Moen Adler Matte Black One-Handle High Arc Kitchen S... | Moen | 24.7" L x 12.3" W x 14.6" H | not published | Best for a low clearance opening |
| WEWE Black Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer | WEWE | 17 inch Height | not published | Best for a short backsplash |
| Kingston Brass KS1271ALBS Heritage Bridge Kitchen Fa... | Kingston Brass | 8-9/16" | 8.1 lb | Best bridge style with published weight |
| KOHLER 597-CP Simplice Pull Down Kitchen Faucet | Kohler | One Size | 5 lb | Best second Simplice option |
All four dimensions plus weight, with a 360 degree rotating spout
14.56 inches tall as published, with Reflex sprayhead docking
15.7 inches tall as published, with a shorter handle for clearance
8.1 pounds published, with an 8 inch spread four hole mount
5.0 pounds published, though its other figures do not read like a faucet
Storage-friendly dimensions turn on what a maker actually publishes. Kohler publishes all four figures for the Simplice 596-VS at 9.61 by 9.02 by 16.61 inches and 6.11 pounds, and for the 597-CP at 12.0 by 28.75 by 3.0 inches and 5.0 pounds, though the 597-CP numbers do not read like a faucet. Moen publishes 10.25 by 7.5 by 14.56 inches with no weight. WEWE publishes 8.5 by 10.0 by 15.7 inches with no weight. Kingston Brass publishes 8.56 by 13.88 by 13.13 inches and 8.1 pounds.
“A published figure you can plan around beats a missing one.”
Lush Editorial Team
Priorities, not a computed score. The inputs are published specifications, so we rank by what matters most and say how much.
Kohler publishes a full set for the Simplice 596-VS: 9.61 inches wide, 9.02 inches deep, 16.61 inches tall and 6.11 pounds. Kingston Brass publishes a full set for the Heritage at 8.56 by 13.88 by 13.13 inches and 8.1 pounds. Those two are the only picks with a published weight, which makes them the only two whose figures can be checked against each other without a gap.
Moen publishes 10.25 by 7.5 by 14.56 inches for the Adler and no weight. WEWE publishes 8.5 by 10.0 by 15.7 inches and no weight. Kohler publishes 12.0 by 28.75 by 3.0 inches and 5.0 pounds for the 597-CP, but a 3.0 inch height does not match a faucet the maker calls high arch, so those figures need confirming before you rely on them.
| Specification | Kohler 596-VS | Kohler 597-CP | WEWE Pull Down | Moen Adler | Kingston Heritage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Published width | 9.61 in | 12.0 in | 8.5 in | 10.25 in | 8.56 in |
| Published depth | 9.02 in | 28.75 in | 10.0 in | 7.5 in | 13.88 in |
| Published height | 16.61 in | 3.0 in | 15.7 in | 14.56 in | 13.13 in |
| Published weight | 6.11 lb | 5.0 lb | not published | not published | 8.1 lb |
| Spray settings | Three | Three | Two | Power Clean | None stated |
| Pull down sprayer | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Mounting stated | Single hole | Single or three hole | One or three hole | Sink or countertop | Four hole, 8 inch spread |
| Capacity | not published | not published | not published | not published | not published |
The table cannot tell you how any of these feels to use, how loud the spray is, or how smoothly the handle turns. It also cannot tell you which of the three published figures is the depth and which is the height of the object, because the listing does not say. Treat the figures as spans the maker publishes, not as a map of the faucet.
Kohler gives width, depth, height and weight for the Simplice 596-VS, and Kingston Brass gives the same four for the Heritage. That completeness is the whole reason both appear here. A reader planning around a cabinet, a backsplash or a sink deck can check every figure the maker offers instead of working around a blank.
The two differ in what they do. The Kohler has a spout that rotates a full 360 degrees, three spray settings and a magnetic docking system. The Kingston is a bridge faucet with an 8 inch spread four hole mount and no pull down sprayer. Choose on the feature, then confirm the published figures fit.
Weight is the one number on this sheet that cannot be read two ways. The Kohler 596-VS is published at 6.11 pounds and the Kingston at 8.1 pounds, a difference of 1.99 pounds. The Kohler 597-CP is published at 5.0 pounds, the lightest published weight among the five picks.
Moen and WEWE publish no weight at all. That is not a mark against the faucets themselves, only against the paperwork. If weight matters to your installation, the two Kohler models and the Kingston are the only picks with a figure to work from.
Kohler describes the 597-CP as a high arch pull down faucet and publishes 12.0 by 28.75 by 3.0 inches. A 3.0 inch height does not fit that description, and 28.75 inches is far larger than any other depth on the sheet. The maker also states a 3 percent flow increase for Boost on this model, against 30 percent on the 596-VS.
None of that makes the faucet unusable. It does mean the published figures should be confirmed with the manufacturer before you order around them. This is exactly the case where a complete set of numbers is worth less than a consistent one.
Moen publishes 10.25 by 7.5 by 14.56 inches for the Adler and states Power Clean spray technology at 50 percent more spray power than its faucets without it. The maker also lists a size text of 24.7 by 12.3 by 14.6 inches, which does not match the dimension fields. WEWE publishes 8.5 by 10.0 by 15.7 inches and a size text of 17 inch height, again not matching the field.
Both faucets have real features: Reflex docking on the Moen, a shorter handle and a gravity ball retraction system on the WEWE. Both leave weight unpublished, and both carry a size text that disagrees with the fields. Confirm the figure you need before ordering.
You want the most complete paperwork. The Kohler Simplice 596-VS publishes all four figures and a weight, with a 360 degree spout and three spray settings. Start here if you would rather not chase a missing number.
You have a low opening above the sink. The Moen Adler publishes 14.56 inches of height, the lowest published height among the five picks, with Reflex sprayhead docking. Check it against your clearance before ordering.
You have a short backsplash. The WEWE publishes 15.7 inches of height and a shorter handle stated for backsplash clearance, plus a deck plate for one or three hole installs. Weight is not published.
You want a bridge faucet with a published weight. The Kingston Heritage publishes 8.1 pounds and an 8 inch spread four hole mount, with solid brass construction and no pull down sprayer.
You want a second Simplice option. The Kohler 597-CP publishes a weight of 5.0 pounds and three spray functions, but its height and depth figures need confirming with the maker first.
Several figures a buyer would want are simply not on the sheet, and we have not filled them in.
A faucet has to fit the space above and around the sink. If a maker does not publish a height, you cannot check it against a cabinet or a backsplash before ordering. Features such as spray modes are stated plainly by every maker on this sheet, so the dimensions are what separate them.
Kohler publishes width, depth, height and weight for the Simplice 596-VS at 9.61 by 9.02 by 16.61 inches and 6.11 pounds. Kingston Brass publishes all four for the Heritage at 8.56 by 13.88 by 13.13 inches and 8.1 pounds. Moen and WEWE publish three of the four and leave weight out.
The maker publishes 12.0 by 28.75 by 3.0 inches for a faucet described as high arch. A 3.0 inch height does not match that description, and 28.75 inches is far larger than any other depth on the sheet. Treat those figures with caution and confirm them before ordering.
It means less of the faucet sits above the counter, which matters under a cabinet or in front of a low backsplash. It does not by itself make a faucet easier to store. Check the published height against your actual clearance, and remember that no figure here describes the space below the counter.
No. Kohler states a 30 percent flow increase for Boost on one model and 3 percent in the text of another, and Moen states 50 percent more spray power for Power Clean. Those are maker statements about capability, not measurements, and nobody at Lush has run these faucets.
Ask the manufacturer directly, or choose a model that publishes the figure. Moen and WEWE do not publish weight, and no maker on this sheet publishes a capacity figure. A missing number is not a reason to guess at one.
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