HansgroheFocus Modern Upgrade Easy Clean 1-Handle 1 7-inch Tall Bathroom Sink Faucet in Chrome, 04371000

This set of taps look beautiful with a new countertop and sink we had installed. The bathroom looks fresh and modern. Since I had them installed by a plumber, can't comment as to how easy or difficult to install.

Tap cannot be used in Singapore . Bought in December , renovations just started. What can be done?

I bought the Hansgrohe Focus single-handle faucet to replace an old chrome fixture with two control knobs that came with my condo and which I didn't care for. I installed the Hansgrohe faucet myself, which was pretty easy to do, if you have a modicum of "do-it-yourself" skill. If not, then, definitely hire a plumber. The hardest part of the job was removing the old faucet, which was connected by an unholy mix of copper pipes (not the standard braided steel tubes) and hard-to-remove connectors. It was tough, but, I got through it.I love the modern, high arch design of this spout, which is made of brass with a nickel finish. The faucet has a very solid feel and is well-made. Max flow rate is 1.5 gallons per minute. Be aware that this faucet features a very high spout, which might not be to everyone's taste, but, I like it, because one doesn't have to lean down far towards the sunk if brushing one's teeth, or, washing one's face. Also -- big improvement over my old faucet -- the new spout comes out over the sink to a greater length, eliminating the old faucet's annoying issue of constantly splashing water on the vanity surface and wall because of the spout's low arch and short extension length. And, of course, the main selling point for me was getting the convenience of single-handle temperature adjustment, which really should be a standard design requirement, in my book. The single-handle knob on the Hansgrohe feels solid and well-made, and turns very smoothly. The faucet is easy to clean, too (no nooks and crannies for dirt to build up). The spout can be turned about 120 degrees left or right, and, the aerator can be removed very easily by unscrewing it, in order to clean it.Whatever faucet you end up buying, I would recommend going with a brushed nickel finish, as opposed to the standard chrome. It does cost a little more, but, I think that the aesthetics of nickel are far superior. In my humble opinion, anyway.

I wanted a simple faucet that is modern but not trendy for a small, clean, no-frills bathroom. This fit the bill, didn’t break the bank and also functions well.

I was a little nervous waiting for these faucets. The price just seemed too good to be true. They arrived, a beautiful chrome finish and made so well. My plumber installed today and they went in quickly. It was also wonderful to get new drains because my old ones didn't look so good.Very happy with the purchase.