Kitchen Sink Faucet

Design: The main difference between pull-down and pull-out faucets is the design of the spout. Pull-down faucets have a high arc spout that can be pulled down directly into the sink to fill pots and pans or to wash dishes. Pull-out faucets, on the other hand, have a shorter spout that can be pulled out towards you to fill pots and pans or to wash dishes.

Reach: Pull-down faucets have a higher reach than pull-out faucets, making them ideal for larger sinks and for filling bigger pots and pans. Pull-out faucets have a shorter reach, making them better suited for smaller sinks.

Spray Function: Most pull-down faucets come with a spray function that allows you to switch between a regular stream of water and a high-pressure spray for more efficient cleaning. While many pull-out faucets also have this feature, it may not be as powerful as the spray function on a pull-down faucet.

Hose Length: The hose length on pull-out faucets is typically longer than on pull-down faucets, giving you more flexibility when washing dishes or filling pots.