Chrome Bathroom Faucets, Single Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet, Modern Deck Mount Single Hole Lavatory Vanity Faucet for Bathroom Sink with Deck Plate and Supply Line, Brass

This is a really good piece of equipment, surprisingly heavy duty and well configured for its price point. I have a small Corian bar sink configured for a single hole fixture. The typical bar fixture reaches too high for my setup since there is a cabinet overhead. For that reason I needed a lower profile fixture. Not being familiar with this brand, but finding nothing comparable except for some rather expensive German versions, I decided to take a chance on this one. In truth, I couldn't be more pleased with looks, form, and function. The water stream comes out at a nice angle into the sink and the lever control is very smooth, allowing easy regulation of water volume. No drips either and a very even flow from the aerator. Installation is straight forward using the supplied wire wrapped hoses. A large brass heavy gauge threaded tube is supplied to attached the fixture to the deck using a heavy duty brass knurl. Washers are supplied to cushion the deck from fixture and knurl. Construction is excellent, especially for the price point. One word of warning. The supplied hoses are 12" and use an uncommon double O-ring seal system for attaching to the fixture (the supply line end is for standard compression connections). So if you need a longer than 12" hose you will have to fabricate an extension for the supplied hoses, a minor exercise plumbers routinely encounter. Since I just installed the fixture I don't yet know how durable it will prove to be, but from all appearances it is high quality construction that I expect will last as long as the best stuff out there. If I'm wrong about that I will revisit this review accordingly.

I purchased this to replace a 25 year old Moen faucet in our bathroom. I'm going to break this down into different sections to make it easier to answer any questions you may have.1. Packaging/contentsThe packaging is simple, but effective at protecting the contents. Nice wrappings and minimal things to dispose of. It includes everything you need to install. A steel and rubber (not plastic, which is nice) gasket for securing it from underneath the sink. Also, a rubber gasket for directly under the faucet on the top of the sink. Two quality metal mesh water supply lines with standard threading to connect to your shut off valves.2. InstallationObviously, this is designed for a one hole install, but I had an old 3 hole sink from the late 1970's. Therefore I had to purchase a cover plate which was only $9.95. Note: My center hole on my sink was a little too small to fit the supply lines and mounting screws. I'm pretty handy, but it was easy to drill out the opening with a 3/8" drill bit. Just search the internet for some good tips if you have to do this too.Once I had the opening the right size, the faucet goes in easy and the install screws/nuts/gaskets are nice to work with. I installed new shut-off valves because mine were old and that made it even easier. Once things were tightened properly (but not over-tightened) there weren't any leaks at all.3. Use/water flowThe faucet works very well. Much better flow than our old one, which was in good shape. (I cleaned the aerator regularly because of our hard water.) The flow seemed so much stronger that I measured and timed it. It took 56 seconds to fill a 2 gallon container. So it has just over 2 gallons per minute flow rate. Which is about standard, but seems much stronger than the old one. Which I prefer. Cleans my razor better when shaving.Keep in mind that this doesn't have a pop-up drain built in. I kept ours in, because we never use it really. If someone wants to fill the sink, they'll simply have to reach under the sink and use the lever that is attached to the drain. This is quite easy in our application. Just wanted you to know if yours is different.The action on the lever is smooth and mixes the hot and cold very well. It's not stiff, but it has a nice feel when lifting it up or sliding it to the left/right for hot or cold water adjustments. So you can have a slow trickle or a strong flow and set it to hot/warm/cold water exactly as you like it.Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. The spigot sits up a little higher which is nice for filling glasses or even just washing our hands. The parts, install, water flow and action on the faucet are all exceptional. Sure, the styling is a little simple and somewhat modern, but in our typical split-level home it fits in just fine. I hope this review helps you out.

Like some other people, I bought this faucet for 2 reasons, 1) I liked the look of it and 2) it was $17. I bought 2. I was using these to replace faucets I got years ago at IKEA. In swapping them out, there was a noticeable difference in weight, these were lighter, less substantial. I make this comparison only because these are very loud faucets. I had no idea what people meant until I used this faucet for the first time. It's like a quieter version of what it sounds like when you fill a tub. This is what you get when you pay $17 for a faucet. The faucets were fairly easy to install, like most people said, but I did find it a bit challenging working with the small mounting nuts.I do like the look of the faucet and I found that it actually looks better in person than it does in the product picture on amazon.This faucet comes with no documentation. They do, however, include a thank you sheet that was obviously written by a non-English speaker. As a note, the valve that you hook this to needs to be 3/8. I used the product support link on amazon and never got a response.My order arrived 2 days ahead of schedule which was really nice.This reads like a negative review, but these are things that you should consider if buying this faucet. I realize that I paid $17 for a this so my expectations were low. Not bad at all for a price like that. My goal was to have a nice looking faucet that works as I get ready to sell my house. This faucet is perfect for that.As a note, you should check out the Greenspring Web sigh. They have some really cool looking faucets there, though I do not know what Amazon carries.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The price and the esthetic of it.