Moen T6142BN-9000 Gibson Two-Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Valve, Brushed Nickel

A plumber installed it so I cannot comment on it, but I am impressed with how beautiful it looks and how well it performs. My experience with this purchase was very positive.

Aubrie Oneill

| Mar 20, 2021

This is a very professional design! This looks like a very high-quality product Note that the valve and drain assembly are not included. In conclusion, this is a good product. In order to use this product, you will need the Moen 9000 Widespread Lavatory Rough-In Kit With M-flanges on the inlet and exhaust valves A separate version of PACT Technology is also available. *You can find it on Amazon as well.

Joey Richardson

| Nov 14, 2020

There are only a few complaints to make. I liked the modern look of this faucet, and ended up choosing it over a similarly styled Delta faucet that was much This faucet has a lot of features that I really enjoy. There is HEFT in it, which is a hallmark of a quality faucet or machined item, to me. In comparison to the Delta, it was much heavier and just felt better quality overall. It did not resolve any issues I had with the I mistakenly reversed the cold and hot valves, but aside from that it was smooth sailing, and I was able to spot and fish the plunger without any problems. I know where the hole is since my under cabinet is open, but it is slightly difficult to see it because it is hidden. Having a headlamp on, it was relatively easy to see. Although I did have a couple of complaints, I have nothing major to say. 1) The most important issue I had was with how the faucet's valve is braced (note that the valve is not the issue here, but the valve package in general). As for the brace, it is the bracket that goes underneath the counter and holds the faucet in place by means of a bolt. There are two parts to the brace. The base is made out of plastic and is clipped on to an 1/8" thick metal plate. If your counter is over 1/4", then you should only use the plate, and if your counter is under 1/4", then you should use the plate and base. (as I learned) is because if you use the base with a thicker counter, the holder will end up in the way of the stems on the valves (which will make it difficult or impossible to connect In the case at hand, the instructions are incorrect. Using a plate is the right move since I have a counter that is exactly 1" thick. As I did so, I was unable to secure the faucet high enough by screwing up the bolt. This is because the stem of the faucet does not have enough threads to allow the bolt to be driven up high enough to hold the faucet securely. In the end, I ended up with one sixteenth of an inch A 1/8" gap exists between the two. To fix my problem, I cut down the plastic base However, most people don't own band saws, so this could pose a problem. 5) Place a special and long allen wrench with a pivot head across the back of the faucet base in order to attach the faucet head to the valve. Although easy to do in and of itself, the issue is that many faucets have very little clearance (wall, mirror, etc). Since you must angle your allen wrench to get the wrench in, it turns backward. If your faucet has narrow clearance, this can make securing it virtually impossible. You end up getting stuck on the wall every time you come around because the L end of the allen wrench sticks out. My grinder was once again my savior, when I cut the allen wrench in half, I was left with only a "rod" that I could use in a smaller area. It should be noted, however, that everyone does not have a grinder at hand to cut metal. I hate it. Bushed metal is my favorite. The brushed metal I buy is usually pure white There is, however, a clear hint of titanium or bronze color in this faucet. There is no clear reason for this, but it is annoying. If only the faucet were just brushed in color (like the rest of the plumbing and accent elements), I would be delighted. There's nothing horribly wrong with it (I kept the faucet), just a little 4) You may want to add a little more detail to the instructions. I don't find them to be awful but you have to spend some time figuring stuff out that could be explained better.

Marlowe GIBBONS

| Dec 21, 2020

Considering this price point, I really didn't expect this trim kit / faucet to be so nice. There is a lot of weight in the pieces, and the levers move smoothly, giving the impression of a heavy, Despite the widespread fit and modern / industrial design, I find the design to be quite appealing. In order to add a pop-up irrigation system, I wanted a faucet that could be customized There's a rough draft up there too

You'll need it There is a kit in the box. Be sure not to forget about It costs more to buy the valves than the trim at the moment. There is no difference in the quality of both. You will need the following A wide-spread Moen 9000 lavatory rough-in system for public bathrooms With M-flanges on the inlet and exhaust valves The sink (as you can see in pictures) didn't have room for a normal plunger, which led me to find a nice Delta pop-up plunger, also designed for PACT technology The overflow is here. has worked well for me. Plumbing was used to install all of them, and all are functioning perfectly. A leak developed in our old faucet and the stopper never worked because there was not enough space. There was no name brand on the faucet, but it had a modern look. It started under the sink and at the faucet, but oh my, there were leaks! In the plumbing, there is some corrosion due to water that is very hard. The corrosion has been cleaned up to the best of our ability and is being dealt with in this way.

Matthew Henderson

| Oct 11, 2020

My son's bathroom already had a shower trim kit, so I bought this to go with it. The crystal ball shower trim was upgraded and we decided to have the matching sink faucet to finish off the look. Despite its poor design, the faucet is well constructed. Among the fixtures my plumber brother recommends is the moen line. Because we were switching from a different brand of valve, he installed the new valve with a separately bought As far as I can tell, the installation went smoothly myself without any trouble so I'm sure I would A very modern and sleek look is achieved, but it may be able to pull off a retro industrial look as well. With just a wipe and buff with a towel, it is easy to keep the finish clean. This high arching faucet makes it easy to wash hair in the sink as well as fill a water bottle at night. We hope to enjoy this faucet for a long time.

Jett Melendez

| Jan 08, 2021

Our bathroom was being renovated at the time we bought this faucet from Amazon. I found the faucet to be very beautiful and sturdy, and it doesn't seem cheap. However, it is a bit difficult It was my first time installing a faucet, and it was very It is required to insert a long Hex key (supplied) through the lift-in faucet to attach the spout to the sink To find the bolt, you must feel it as you cannot see what you are doing. Enter the rod slot at the rear of the spout and then find the bolt by touch. I faced a lot of hardships during this Even after much effort, the supply lines are still rubbing on the rod so that it is impossible to fully close the drain plug. My final verdict is that I would purchase it again, but I would like the engineering to be more user-friendly. In Moen's case, he'd do well to learn from Pfister. Faucets made by Pfister are designed for ease of installation.

Maleah Houston

| Oct 08, 2020

It makes my bathroom look beautiful and I feel that they are of high It is impressive to me that the man who completed my bathroom remodel commented on how good the quality was especially for the price. I have only had them for a month so I cannot speak to how long they will last, but so far I'm very pleased with them.

Sage Fuentes

| May 20, 2021