Pfister LG34-4PS0 Portland 1-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Side Spray in Stainless Steel, 1.8gpm

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1. Morgan County Verified Buyer – 12 December 2024

   I like this faucet and I had it installed without the “plate”. As I looked at it after installation, I thought it should be taller. After checking pictures, the manual, etc. I realized we were missing a piece, the bottom collar/putty ring. Called Pfister and they knew immediately that I was missing the part and sent it two day air. Pfister admitted that this part had been left out and I wasn’t the only one with it missing. #1, it would be nice if they provided a part list with their product so you don’t have to solve the mystery “why is my faucet shorter than the picture?”. It’s a nice faucet and IMO much better than the popular right hand control with spray in the faucet – I have one in my laundry room and the right hand faucet control is very inconvenient and the water comes out so high above the sink, the whole deal is annoying, so this one is much better, just make sure you have the ring if you are installing directly into the counter. The picture shows the missing part on the window ledge. PS Don’t get this Kohler sink if you have a standard width counter.

   

2. Gene Pickard Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   I bought it and installed but found out after I got it that the c-clip type attachment leaked and had to put new prongs on it and it still leaked. I eventually had to throw it away and buy a better faucet and wasted $175 and start over, it’s a terrible connection method. Your wasting your money and time
   

3. NTN_John Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

   Installation was pretty easy, and the faucet looks great. The side sprayer is the best I’ve ever had. But, the flow is low, and the aerator has a spray of water besides the main stream. Trying to fill a water bottle leaves your hand soaked. If I hear back from Pfister I’ll update my review.
   

4. Peggy Maroney Verified Buyer – 12 June 2025

   BEWARE This replaces an earlier model that gave out after about 15 years. The only problem I have with it is it works backwards as others have noted. You must push down rather than lift up to turn water on. In a review I read somewhere it was suggested you could rotate the cartridge to make it work properly. SO I went ahead and bought it. I needed a faucet that was not as tall as everything thay seem to sell these days as I have a window sill right behind my sink. The cartridge has these two “feet” or bumps on bottom that will only fit in the brass fitting one way. If anyone has figured out how to fix this PLEASE REPLY! The service rep told me I must have a defective one sent a new cartridge (same issue). The paper work that comes with the faucet hows up is on. What give Pfister? Why do you continue to ship these BACKWARDS FAUCETS!