Review on 2-Handle 4-Inch 3-Hole RV Sink Bathroom Faucet With Lift Rod Drain Stopper & Supply Hoses By WOWOW Black Centerset by Kenneth Harris

love it, has some quirks but looks highend, like plastic inards and it has a 'stop drip' that goes for a few seconds but it doesnt leak, the areator masks that pretty good but removed you see it, and i'll keep it removed except with guests over with hard water . ok to the install skinny, with care it'l be flawless, comes with everything and then some -- the drain works fine with careful mods if your pretty handy . most sinks will be set far back so a couple of preps need to be done, So start with the fixture itself, no need to disassemble, if you have a dremel from the underside, use a wore out stone about 1/4" thick to drift the hole back towards the shoulder of the bottom, dont go past that . do the same thing with the bottom plate gasket, drift it over to touch its shoulder edge then stop . now mock it up on your counter top and figure out where your at, straight and whatnot . now get the pull rod and some type of grease, any will do . just put a very small dot on the very end . drop it through the hole, it will be 'slightly' still tilted back to miss the edge of the gasket, you want that so dont get any ideas lol . slightly tilted back and straight side to side is good, just twist it to leave a little spot of grease to mark where it is on the counter . now get your drill and a 1/4" bit and do it . if you did it right the hole will be under the base and inside the outer edge of the gasket so will be hid with any future changeouts, and wont leak without a flood on the counter anyway . finally the drain actuator rod may need to be cut, mine hit the wall so trimmed it a bit, but with careful placement of the pull rod adjust points i managed to get a solid feeling jiggle-free pull rod that fits .- other assembly notes are with the drain pipe use the teflon tape 'TWO WRAPS' each at the very top of the threads and just below the overflow cutouts with the seal pulled down below it then pushed back up over it . under the drain top you need a bead of silicone 'in the corner' all the way around about the size it would be coming out of a caulk gun with no tip 3/8" or so, nice big fat one .- just to say it, the inner assembly 'is' plastic so i'd use reserved horsepower tightening both the hold-downs and the lines .