Lynden Bathroom Sink Faucet - Metallic Plating Over Lightweight ABS Plastic (Brushed Satin Nickel)

This went in an Rv bathroom as a replacement for the old crummy one that looked like it came from the 90s. It was also leaking any time I turned on the water pressure from the city line to the Rv. This was very easy to install as I’ve never done one before! Works flawlessly so far. I tried a different faucet from Amazon that ended up not working and ironically this was the cheaper option that works great and looks updated compared to before

When you want to go cheap but not look cheap buy this! I installed this faucet on my work truck. I didn't want to put anything fancy or expensive but I also didn't want the installation to look like garbage either. This is a perfect faucet as long as you are prepared to treat it rather delicately. Why you should: Very inexpensive, looks like a high-end faucet, easy to install, great value for money an excellent stability for such a cheap product. Why you shouldn't: you should definitely not buy this faucet and expect that is going to be something that is going to hold up extremely well over time and under abuse like a normal household sink would. You have to treat this faucet with a delicate hand and understand that it is literally made of plastic. You have to be gentle with it and treat it right so that it will treat you right. I can definitely see this faucet lasting for years as long as it is treated properly. Value from money-wise this thing is absolutely top-notch. Excellent product in my opinion!

It’s budget friendly. I have no issues and it’s been a year.

I don't know what got into me... I needed a new restroom sink faucet... For some reason I decided that I wanted a dual valve modest looking... nothing shiny lightweight... basic faucet... I found this here and decided what the heck. The price being almost too good to be true. (13-15$ atop) It feels like a toy in the hands. Yet once on the sink. It looks simple and functional. It has held so far and not developed any type of leak. Yes this item looks like it belongs in the tiny plastic restroom of a mobile home or RV. But it's simply works. Also fun fact... That eyebrow raising "modestly priced" (30-60$) shiny chrome or "brushed nickel" bix box store brand version you've been trying to decide on... Has the same plastic innards as this $15 all plastic faucet...🤷🏻‍♂️

What do you get when you spend $20 on a faucet? A $20 piece of pure Chinese CRAP! This faucet is completely plastic. It is truly not worth the postage spent to get it to me and return. PURCHASE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

A very good-looking fixture that dressed up my RV bathroom. Easy to install. Functions flawlessly. Not a complaint, but feel I should mention that it has a lightweight “plasticky” feel to it. It looks like metal, but feels very much like plastic.

Very basic faucet though functions fine. Entirely made of plastic. That in itself I don't see being an issue. My only gripe is the screws for securing the handles are also plastic, proprietary and tiny. Plus they are very coarse with only a single thread. Convenient you can snug them up with just a pocket screwdriver, but really question their durability. Suppose could be replaced with std small SS screw if they were to break or get lost. Uses an efficient 1.2gpm aerator. Probably not for the main but OK for second or guest bathroom. **UPDATE** If necessary handles can be replaced with common 'D' stem type. Ones from Delta work OK, just have little bit of play. Actually the valves and seat seals are similar setup to Delta though a bit larger.

The ONLY thing I don't like is one is regular flow and one is more of a slow flow. But they link nice and was easy for me to change out