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RL
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024
After 7 years, it was time to replace the cheap plastic faucet installed by the manufacturer of our motorhome. This is a perfect replacement and I love that it is metal and will fold down into the sink for traveling.
Lisa
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
Quality made, a trip or two to Lowe’s to get adapter connections for my particular camper.Folds down beautifully in my aliner camper, has a nice height to compensate for a shallow sink.
Scott m.
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024
Pump came in on time ,its been hooked upin my cargo conversion trailer for a month and works perfectly
todd
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023
Purchase this for my camper works. Excellent folds down out of the way when not needed
APM
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023
I hope this review is informative…I own an Aliner camper and the faucet supplied with camper is an absolute POS. It weighs 5 ounces and is simply an injection molded plastic piece of junk. This Spring, I went to flush the tanks and found the faucet was broken at the supply fittings. That part too, was cheap plastic. Called the Aliner dealer and was quoted $214 plus tax for a new one… exact same POS. I laughed at him and said “you’re kidding, that faucet is literally a $3.00 part. I told him in no uncertain terms that I was going to pay $214+ for a fragile piece of ABS plastic. I’d figure out my own solution. His reply was “we’ve not known anyone to be able to make anything else work”. This is the last time I’ll ever buy anything from that dealer. So I looked at local box store and thought I could just make a pivoting mount so I could use a regular faucet but then dug around on Amazon and here is the perfect solution. I paid $54 for a stainless steel faucet that folded down and out of the way of the sidewall just like the $200 part but it’s not a piece of plastic but actual metal. Even the supply fittings are fitted with stainless ends and double o-ring seals. The OEM faucet had single o-ring seals and plastic fittings. I have yet to leak test the faucet but have no doubt that it will be fine. I will be sending the dealer a couple photos of the install and telling him he’s doing a disservice to his customers by selling the OEM junk. I assume the cost of installation is at least $100 for a total of over $300 for a pile of junk installed. Just can’t believe a business can rip its customers off like that!!! SMDH
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