Vessel Sink Faucet Antique Brass Bathroom Single Handle Lavatory Vanity Mixer Bar Tap with Pop Up Drain Tall Spout Single Hole Deck Mount
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Mine arrived already put together. I disassembled the handle to show you how it works. Everything has been threaded together. I'll say that there's a threaded male "coupler" that goes through the handle and into the base. About halfway into the handle, thread that coupler in.
Thank you so much for your question, dear customer.br>br> br>br>We shipped a 3/8-inch water supply line as well as a 3/8-inch-to-1/2-inch adapter. As a result, the water supply line can be 3/8 inch or 1/2 inch in diameter.
Unlikely to happen. The 3/8 supply that comes with it should be able to fit in your under-sink supply line. Although it comes out of the wall 1/2 inch thick, the supply valve reduces it to 3/8 inch thick.
Standard US water fittings are compatible with this valve's supply lines. If you require reducer fittings, go to Home Depot or any other hardware store.
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I was drawn in by the high arc! When I opened the box, I was disappointed to find that there was no deck plate included to cover the other holes in my sink. My sink isn't brand new, nor is it up to date. It's probably 25 years old, and it's a molded vanity sink top and counter. There were three holes for the faucet and handles on each one. Fortunately, someone had the foresight to sell deck plates that were a perfect match for the bronze. A one-year subscription to Amazon Prime Delivery on the same day. We had already discarded the old corroded original faucet, so we went a day and a half without using the bathroom sink. We began the installation after receiving the deck plate. When we discovered our center faucet hole was just a tad too small, we screeched to a halt! After a brief moment of contemplation, I found a hole saw bit, wrapped masking tape around the hole, and gently enlarged it. Phew! I had a little more trouble getting the under-sink cabinet screw to fully engage the threads coming down through the opening. It wasn't even enough to thread the screw into place. Finally, I tossed the metal washer and replaced it with only the plastic gasket. The next problem was tightening the screws on the threaded circular screw's outside. They kept backing that circular threaded screw off the pipe because there was nothing to screw it into, so they tossed the screws and used a wrench to make sure the whole thing was as tight as possible. After that, it's time for the pop-up shop. up drain. It went together well, but because our sink is old, there wasn't enough room to countersink the drain to the same level as the sink's bottom. Another reviewer mentioned that there was some water dripping down his drain. Because, once again, our sinks are outdated and do not allow the drain to be countersunk, this is the case. It's not bad; just a smidgeon of mop-up work. It is necessary to get up. Believe me when I say that this is a lovely replacement for what we had in the old fixtures. Consider workarounds if you have an older sink, such as ours. If you're a particularly handy DIYer, you might be able to repair the drain countersinking.
The product was delivered on time and in excellent condition. The faucet was installed without difficulty by my husband, but the pop-up drain proved to be difficult. Leaking on the underside of the sink bowl was a problem. To stop the leak, Hubby had to use Lock Tight. Furthermore, the base of the pop-up drain does not sit flush with the sink bowl, resulting in a small amount of water not draining. It's possible that this is a one-off problem with our bowl. Finally, it is much louder than the previous builder grade faucet when the water is running. Overall, the faucet is attractive and a welcome addition to my powder room.
For the money, this was an excellent purchase. Others were more expensive, but I really like the quality of this one, and it was simple to put together.
I'm surprised no one else has mentioned how unsightly the faucet looks with a seam running through it. Maybe I got a lemon, but I can see a seam in the stock images if I look closely. I don't have a sink yet, so I'm not sure if the height of it will hide the seam, but why should I have to? Why not design a faucet that does not have an unsightly seam? I know the answer is that it's probably cheaper that way, which begs the question of where else they cut costs, so back it went.
It arrived super quickly, and I absolutely love it. It came with all of the necessary parts for my plumber to install it, and it works flawlessly. I also like the color. It's the perfect height for my vessel sink and stands tall. It's a perfect match for the rest of my bathroom's decor.
I had to buy another piece of pipe to get enough length to secure the faucet to the sink board, and I had to use construction adhesive to keep the faucet from falling sideways because the screws wouldn't tighten all the way. br>It took a little longer to put together than expected, but it looks nice; we'll see how long it lasts.
This faucet was bought to replace an old one in my kitchen's prep sink. It only took my husband 20 minutes to set up. It came with everything he needed to get it up and running. It appears to be absolutely stunning. The water flow is incredible, and the material is heavier than I had expected for the price. When the lever is fully extended, it is almost too powerful. Every day, I think about how pleased I am with my purchase when I look at it.
The sink included a pop-up drain. I didn't use the one that came with the faucet because it was too high up the drain, but I did save it for later. This faucet has fantastic water pressure!.
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