The Most Popular Kitchen Sprayer Faucets for Multifamily Builds in 2024

The Most Popular Kitchen Sprayer Faucets for Multifamily Builds in 2024
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Is it possible to give residents a high-end sprayer faucet without blowing your budget? 

Won’t putting in a sprayer slow down your installation? Is it even worth carving out space in your budget to put in a sprayer at all?

Looking at recent trends and the past several years of industry data, they’re worth it if you know how to choose the right one.

We know great kitchens sell homes. So investing in attractive and functional fixtures will pay dividends in the long run.

Kitchen faucets with spray nozzles can help your build stand out from the competition. Which means you’ll be able to attract high quality residents and be sure your project is as profitable as possible.

Here’s how to find the best sprayer faucets for new multifamily builds in 2024.

Why Choose a Kitchen Faucet with an Integrated Sprayer?

There are two ways to add a spray nozzle to a kitchen faucet. 

You could go with a two to four hole faucet that has a separate spray nozzle to the side. 

But side sprayers can be inconvenient to use. They also look dated and clutter up the sink area. 

Most residents and homeowners prefer a streamlined faucet that leaves as much counter space clear as possible.

Plus a 3 hole faucet also takes longer to install. 

One-piece, single hole sprayer faucets are the way to go for nearly every kitchen design. 

What makes them the best option for multifamily builds?

  1. Easier Installation: A single hole faucet with an integrated sprayer is faster and easier to install. This will help your project run on time and minimize labor costs.

  2. Space-Saving: Integrated sprayers take up less space, so residents have plenty of room to work. Plus, if it’s a smaller kitchen with limited counter space, residents will want every extra inch to store soap or sponges.

  3. Low-Maintenance: Sprayer faucets are easier to clean and maintain than on-the-side alternatives. This will keep your property looking great over the long run, and improve your reputation as a builder.

  4. Compatible with any sink. Single hole faucets work with any deck, so you won’t need to worry about whether your basin is compatible. Since side sprayers need extra holes, you could run into delays if the deck doesn’t have enough space.

  5. More accessible and easier to use. This is the best option for ADA kitchen designs, elderly residents, and families with small children. Plus, they’re generally more comfortable for anyone to use.

As you can see, an integrated sprayer faucet is the best choice for multifamily builds. Next, let’s narrow down the selection between pull out and pull down faucets.

Pull-out Faucets vs. Pull-down Faucets: Which One to Choose?

Pull-out and pull-down faucets both have integrated sprayers. 

Both are just as good at helping residents reach all areas of the basin for everything from cleaning to food prep.

But which one do you choose?

The best choice depends on the size and layout of the kitchen and especially the sink.

Pull-down faucets have a tall gooseneck design. 

They’re an excellent choice for 

  • Deep basins, since there’s plenty of clearance to pull the spray nozzle down without running into dishes.
  • Tight radius sinks, which can be hard to keep clean without a sprayer
  • Kitchens with high ceilings or lots of empty vertical space above the sink.

PRO TIP: If you go with a pull-down faucet, be sure to look for secure docking. This prevents the docking from getting worn out over time, and leaving your residents with a dangling spout, which is frustrating and unattractive. Plus, it’s more work for your property manager.

Pull-out faucets have flat spouts with a longer hose. 

So they’re a better choice if you :

  • Have cabinets or a windowsill behind the sink.
  • Have a smaller kitchen which would look best with a smaller faucet 
  • Have a small kitchen sink, so residents can use the sprayer to fill big pots beside the sink 
  • Need a faucet that can stand up to heavy use without wearing out.

So in general, pull-out sprayer faucets are best for most multifamily builds.

Now we know we’re looking for a single hole faucet with a pull-out sprayer. But that still leaves thousands of models to choose from.

Let’s narrow down your search a little more.

What Else to Look for in Kitchen Sprayer Faucets for Multifamily Buildings

Obviously your budget is going to be the first way to cut down your options. 

As a quick side note, beautiful kitchen faucets are money well spent for the vast majority of multifamily builds. Since the sink usually dominates the look of the kitchen, bumping up your faucet budget can make the whole kitchen look more appealing.

Plus, the sink is where we spend the most time in the kitchen. It’s where we do everything from prepping meals to washing dishes and even treating laundry or caring for pets. 

So it’s worth investing in quality manufacturing and durable materials that can stand up to heavy use.

Here’s how to get the most for your money out of a great sprayer faucet.

1. Beautiful, Durable Finishes

Say you want to give residents the most functional faucet possible. But that doesn’t leave a lot of extra room in your budget.

Chrome faucets are ideal for your needs. It’s an affordable option with a clean, high-shine look.

One downside of high-shine finishes though is that they tend to show fingerprints, water spots, and scratches over time. 

So, if you have a little extra wiggle room in your budget, we highly recommend brushed nickel.

Brushed nickel has a soft, textural finish that doesn’t show spots. It’s an easy way to add a little luxury to any sink.

If you have a really generous budget and you want something eye-catching and unique, you can’t go wrong with black or gold kitchen faucets.

Black and gold are in highest demand for 2024 kitchen design trends. They’re also the luxury option, so they won’t be right for every project.

2. Updated Aesthetics

Even if you choose a faucet with all the bells and whistles, it could still make your kitchen design look dated if you don’t pick the right aesthetic. 

Current tastes lean toward sleek, minimalist fixtures.  

  • Modern faucets have clean lines. They look great in industrial, minimalist, and Scandinavian kitchen designs. .
  • Transitional faucets have versatile looks. They blend with everything from contemporary to classic designs. 
  • Traditional faucets have decorative flourishes with timeless charm. They look best in classic kitchens, but may look out of place with modern designs.

In general, we recommend transitional faucets for most multifamily builds. They’re the most neutral option, which lets residents customize the look of their kitchen to their own tastes.

3. Affordable Extras

Most sprayer faucets come with a couple of settings, which most residents appreciate.

A gentle setting is great for washing berries, and a power boost is helpful for blasting cooked-on debris from dishes.

However, your budget comes first, so some additional features are worth skipping. 

For example, faucets with LEDs have been growing in popularity, but don’t make a tremendous difference for most residents.

Hopefully this guide has given you a good idea of what to look for in a pull out or pull down faucet. 

There’s just one last step: finding quality fixtures that fit your budget!

The Best Faucets Come from a Quality Manufacturer

At the end of the day, the best faucet is one that’s within budget, immediately available, and delivered on time. But you shouldn’t have to sacrifice quality to get it.

That’s where Allora USA can help.

Our bulk discounts and affordable shipping options minimize extra costs. And that could put sprayer faucets within budget for most builds. 

Plus, our dedicated professional support and money-back guarantee means you can rest easy knowing you’ll get exactly what you need. 

We also offer: 

  • Discounts for commercial projects.
  • Lifetime quality guarantee.
  • Guaranteed pricing.
  • 30 day money-back guarantee.
  • Free shipping to most areas in the US.
  • Delivery within 5 days or less anywhere in the US.
  • Unlimited phone and email support.

Start your search for the perfect sprayer faucet.

If you’re still not sure what you need, send us your specs! We’ll put together a curated list of options to make your next kitchen design a success.

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