WOWOW Pot Filler Faucet Brushed Gold

The double-jointed swing arms bring water directly to the stove, so you can fill a stockpot where it will be used instead of carrying it from the sink. This WOWOW wall-mounted pot filler has a brushed gold finish and a solid brass body, combining a prominent kitchen accent with a setup built around stove-side filling. Its arms rotate 360 degrees and fold back when the faucet is not in use. One important constraint: it is designed for cold water only.

Best use cases

This faucet is intended for filling pots at the range, particularly when a large pot is already on a burner and moving it to and from the sink would be awkward. Extend the arms over the pot, fill it, then swing them out of the way. That’s the practical appeal of a pot filler: it changes where you fill, rather than adding another sink or changing how you cook.

It’s a great fit if your kitchen has a suitable wall supply behind or near the stove and you regularly cook with pots that are cumbersome to carry when full. The faucet is single-hole, wall mounted, and includes an installation flange. Its connection is listed as 1/2-inch NPS to 1/2-inch NPT. Placement still depends on the existing plumbing and the reach you need, without that measurement, it can be difficult to judge whether the arms will line up well with your cookware.

Product specs

The faucet uses a solid brass construction, a brushed gold finish, and two swing arms with 360-degree rotation. Dual brass cartridges provide separate flow control, and the product includes a spare brass valve. The standard removable aerator is rated at 1.8 GPM, a spare high-flow aerator rated at 3 GPM is also included for faster filling. The faucet is for cold water only, and the instructions call for turning off both handles when it is not in use.

Those two aerator options give you a choice between the supplied 1.8 GPM flow and the included higher-flow replacement. The 3 GPM aerator may suit cooks who value filling speed, while the lower-flow aerator is the standard setup. Neither option changes the faucet’s cold-water-only limitation, so it is not a substitute for a hot-water connection at the range.

Where it shines

The strongest case for this design is convenience at the stove. For example, when a pot is resting on a burner, you can swing the faucet over it to add water without lifting the pot and walking to the sink. Once you are done, the arms retract toward the wall to keep them out of the cooking area. How useful is that if your routine rarely involves filling cookware at the range? Probably less useful than a simpler sink faucet, the added reach matters most when stove-side filling is a regular task.

The brushed gold finish also makes the fixture more visible than a purely utilitarian choice, so it may suit a kitchen where the faucet is meant to contribute to the look. Better avoided if you need hot water at the stove or do not have a compatible wall supply in the right location. A pot filler adds a dedicated point of use, but it does not replace the sink for rinsing or general cleanup.

Final verdict

Choose this WOWOW pot filler if cold-water access beside the stove would remove a recurring hassle, and if the wall connection and arm reach work for your layout. The brass construction, folding double-jointed arms, and included replacement valve and aerator give the design practical details beyond its finish. Skip it if you mainly need a conventional sink faucet, want hot water at the range, or cannot confirm that the wall-mounted connection will suit your kitchen.