Angled faucets
Bent at an angle
— a spout that slopes upward from the base of the tap and curves slightly downward at the end. The shape is in many ways reminiscent of the “right at an angle” option, but it has its own characteristics. Firstly, such a spout can be made somewhat longer, which is convenient for kitchen use: the outlet is at a sufficiently high height and there is enough space under it to wash even large dishes without any problems. Most of the models in this category are just the same for the kitchen. Secondly, for some users, this form is preferable from an aesthetic point of view (although, of course, this is a matter of personal taste). These spouts look more "cheap" compared to the products of the "right at an angle" form factor and are extremely rare among top plumbing brands.| bent at an angle | clear | Save List |
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