Q: Ed, I read weekly column, and thanks for all the free information you have given us over the years. Now, I could use more information to my new kitchen. We plan to install a sink-style farmhouse with the front apron. I think that looking for the old-style “Bridge” the faucet would look great in it sank. But my husband wanted to live with more modern-looking faucet. He was afraid that the bridge tap can be difficult to install and more difficult to get a piece for the future. Is this a valid concern?
It provides a view of a very ancient faucet on the outside, but inside is mostly done using modern technology taps.