Bathroom Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer 3 Holes Brushed Nickel 4 inch 2 Handles Centerset Laundry Bar Basin

Nice faucet for the $, works great and easy to install. It actually created more water pressure than the faucet I replaced. Read more

This is an amazing facet well built with amazing features it’s absolutely beautiful in my bathroom I Highly recommend this facet the water flow is strong the faucet swivels plus a pull down sprayer very well priced the valve is perfect and you will not find this in the big box stores Read more

The media could not be loaded. So easy to install even a caveman could do it.(it’s me I’m the caveman) It looks so sleek and classy. Great price. Cheaper than any of the ones I was looking at at Lowe’s. I love that it has two spray settings and the pull down sprayer. Washing my dogs is going to a breeze with this. Highly recommend. Read more

This faucet was easy to install looks great has a high loop so I can wash my hair in the sink if I want to the pull out nozzle hides well and allows for easy cleanup great product a little expensive but I’d say it’s worth it Read more

Love my new bathroom faucet! Looks sharp and works great so far! Read more

Rinsing soap off my face at a lavatory sink, I would splash water on my clothes. I bought this faucet for the pulldown sprayer. It's advertised at 1.2 gpm. In fact, it shoots out at 2.0 gpm and doesn't come with restrictors. If I pulled the spray head out, pointed it up, and turned on the water, the "soft-flow" stream would rise 12 inches. That's way too much velocity for a handheld nozzle at a lavatory sink. It's also too fast to wash hands without splashing. I made restrictors by drilling 1/16" holes in plastic disks. The one pictured, with 3 holes, reduced the flow to 1.4 gpm and the rise to 4 inches. That was usable, but I thought I could do better. I drilled two holes in a disk. By trial and error I reamed the holes with a sharp knife until the flow was up to 1.2 gpm and the rise 3 inches. The flow was nice but there were two problems. It was too easy to switch to the spray mode accidentally. In the kitchen, spraying can be a good way to wash vegetables, but it has too much range and splashing for a lavatory. The spray head had no stop button. If you want hot or warm water in a lavatory, the temperature may take several minutes to stabilize. If you feel for the desired temperature and press the stop button before pointing the head up at your face, the temperature won't change much. I swapped with the head from the kitchen, which has a stop button, and it's easier to avoid the spray mode. With the Kablie spray had over the kitchen sink, accidentally using the spray mode is harmless and I don't need a stop button. I think a lavatory pulldown spray head should have no spray mode, an assortment of restrictors, and a stop button. I don't know if anyone makes one like that. To me, getting it right was worth the hassle. A wash with a good rinse can be very refreshing by removing eye irritants. There was another problem. There's not much room in the cabinet under the sink. I guess that's typical. Getting the hose to retract was a problem until I sawed a 3" plastic pipe lengthwise to make a chute for the weight to slide freely. Read more

Fast delivery, easy to install, looks nice and great price. Read more

I'm instantly in love with these. The price is great. It comes with everything you need to install e.g. seals, hoses. Install took me about 5 minutes tops. It is so nice that these don't have the stupid pull lever drain stopper (hard to adjust). The drain stopper just pops in. The drain is metal and comes with gaskets so you don't need plumbers putty. Now let's talk about the features. The long neck actually sprays into the sink so I can wash my hands without hitting the back of the sink. And the hose is a huge added bonus so I can finally rinse toothpaste spots down the drain. As soon as I installed the two I bought, I bought three more for the rest of the house. Read more