Moen Brantford Oil-Rubbed Bronze Two-Handle Low-Arc Traditional Centerset Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly 6610ORB

Works well and looks good. Easy to install. Read more

This is an excellent faucet. I mainly purchased this one for my 2-half bath renovations as my main bathroom had this installed from Lowes' home services. I like the unit but over the years I noted the faucet does build up gunk around base over the years if not cleaned. This isn't a problem as I am always trying to keep sink's clean. I do think this faucet is better than a lot of the newer Moen designs out now. For install, i did hope this to be idiot-proof and for the most part it was. The faucet does not include supply lines or putty like some other brands do. It said so on the listing and I knew from prior experience but really wanted them included to save me an additional purchase. The instructions seem easy. Not having much experience at all with PVC I really needed a pro to finish my plumbing but the sink portion was a no brainer. Read more

Great quality & color & love the style. Looks great in our bathroom. Read more

Absolutely great looking faucet. I wanted to change out the generic chrome trim that came with the new build that I bought a couple years ago and this fit perfectly with my taste/style. There was nothing tricky about installing these, took about 30 minutes each to take the old ones out and put in these. I wanted to update the look so when I sell in a year or two it had more visual appeal and value. These fit the bill perfectly, they give the bathroom a more personal look. You can definitely buy fancier and nicer faucets but since I'm selling in a couple years, I'm not going to spend too much money. So for the price, I don't think you can find much better. I really appreciate the color. It wasn't too contrasting as some oil rubbed bronze can be Read more

We wanted a nicer faucet and had been happen with the Moen in our kitchen and the warranty claim process, that we decided to get Moen for the Bathroom as well. It was easy to install, and looks great, now we need to order another to take care of the other bathroom. Read more

I purchased two sets of this model one year ago on Amazon. I did a lot of research on which brands of faucets are durable, not fully manufactured in China, and are worth money. Then I decided to go for Moen for its brand value and quality. I first purchased one set of this Moen model on Amazon with discount for around $130 only and it looked perfect after installation. So I ordered 2nd set. But the seller increased price by almost $100. I still bought the 2nd set since I was pretty satisfied with the first set. Both deliveries were pretty good and the packages were well protected. But the drain stopper of the 2nd set hasn't been able to fully stop water from leaking down the drain slowly since get go. I had a pro contractor remodel my bathroom and of course he installed the faucet. The contractor did a good job on my remodeling project and I don't question his skills putting the faucets together since the first set has worked perfectly and looks absolutely gorgeous until now. He told me he wasn't able to fix the problem and therefore I consider that was a product defect. I was going to give 5 stars for this product given everything is perfect except for the drain stopper problem. Read more

A couple of years ago I had replaced a powder room sink faucet with a Moen Banbury. Had gone with less expensive for the powder room than Branfords I had used in master & guest en-suite baths. The Banbury drain pipe holes never meshed well with sink overflow (below the sink drain) which resulted in scummy accumulation around the drain pipe that created odor issue. And the gasket around the pop-up drain tended to hinder the last of the water from draining from the sink. This Brantford is higher quality metal (vs lots of plastic). It feels & looks nicer & drains more efficiently. (I also paired it with a Moen china sink.) Read more

This was a great faucet with a major problem; not enough water pressure to activate our on-demand tankless hot water heater to come on. I looked into some solutions including buying a higher-flow aerator. Before spending any more money I decided to unscrew and take apart the aerator this came with. I used the edge of a knife to pop off the white mesh top and then removed this pink part (see pic) and then put it back together and screwed it back in. The water flows better now and we get rapid hot water. I'm not sure how I feel about "saving" water as water doesn't get destroyed, just recycled. So saving water isn't important to me like saving energy, etc. is but I think I actually use less water now because I'm not running it forever trying to get hot and the soap rinses off much faster. Trust me, just remove this pink disk and it works much better. Read more