Review on 🚽 West Edgewood 20 Inch Small Wall Mount Bathroom Sink: White Porcelain, Overflow, Heavy Duty by Gabriel Elliott

works great for my tiny/tight basement laundry room. They work well and give me an extra 2 inches of free space. Style and function with soap holder and overflow holes. everything went well - delivery, installation instructions, installation. um, but being small - it would be difficult to find a proportional mixer. Most single hole dual feed faucets (which mix hot and cold) for full size sinks. (all faucets are 5" and up) if you buy one it looks very bulky. <just use a ruler for visual measurement> but to me it's a basement toilet and sink. There are smaller ones, more proportional mixers that appear larger 1/2" hot or cold water replacement faucets > assuming you have 3/8" compression supply tubing for your old sink. - It will be a 1/2" MNPT tee give for the water supply of the faucet. from the hot and cold supply lines (assuming you have shutoffs for flow control and mixing) plus (2) 3/8" to 1/4" compression connector cords 2" FIP. to convert different sizes. (also standard) provided They also have cuts on 3/8" copper power lines. and (standard) 1/2" to 1/2" jumper wire to connect faucet tee. Conversion cords send hot and cold from 3/8 conductor copper to 1/2 inch tee (water mix) and the tee delivers mixed hot and cold water to the faucet. An additional $70 to $80 for a fabricated mixer valve. When finished, start the oven/water heater, turn on the faucet and set the hot water shut-off. Disposable faucets work just like the faucets at Home Depot and Walmart. Expensive faucets. i.e. H. No mixing taps. (and no risk of scalding)