Well. It's good for what it is and was perfect for a certain customers need. They had a low grade import faucet already that couldnt be repaired but had same union size as this faucet. They didnt want to spend the money on a t and s or to pull sink off wall like the t and s would have required to be used. This faucet has a smaller union size than t and s. Which this a low grade faucet as well but works well for a gas station kitchen like it ended up in.. Certianly not a t and s brass faucet but it's a fraction of the price. Repair parts for a t and s can easily cost more than this whole faucet. I wouldn't necessarily spec this faucet to be used throughout a whole big busy restaurant, but you could have one installed and buy a spare to use for parts or to just quickly swap faucet if need be ha. Could probably have two spares and be cheaper or around price of one t and s. Altho a t and s hardly ever has to be fully replaced. O well. Always trade offs