🚰 BWE 10 Inch Brushed Nickel Sink Hole Cover Deck Plate - Compatible with Kitchen Sink Faucet (Single Hole) or Bathroom Faucet (1-3 Hole) - Stainless Steel Escutcheon Plate for Basin Vanity Sink Review

This item fits well and closes the 3 hole counter and goes great with the brushed nickel faucet I purchased. However, it picked up water stains more easily than other bathroom/kitchen faucets and after a few months we were unable to remove the stains.

I like it, looks very nice. My only complaint is that I would like to find a way to hold it in place around the edges with the holes in the sink. Now it is only fixed through the central hole. Therefore, the middle is tight against the sink, and the ends are slightly raised. So there is some water underneath.

This item has no support or attachment other than the edges. If you are installing a heavy faucet or a faucet with a large bend, it will need to be tightened enough to bend the cover around the center hole. I was in a stalemate and had to use it. I bought a thick washer from a hardware store and cut the sides to fit under the cap. I was then able to tighten it just enough to handle the high arc cock.

Good workmanship, good steel, good looks. You don't have that option. Others in this price range have the option. We tightened our faucet enough and it still started lifting the sides. I think without the external bolts the steel would have to be thicker to avoid that kind of expansion.

Good Execution. It covered the sink holes but was slightly wider than the original and touched the edge of the back of the sink so it didn't sit as perfectly flat as possible. Also, it doesn't have clips for other holes, tightening the tap will cause it to curl up slightly at the ends, so it's not perfectly flat. Not too bad, and a bit of putty around the edges at the end will keep water from getting underneath.

Not worth postage (postage was free with Revain Prime). It is recommended to use Fapully Commercial pull-down kitchen sink faucet with atomizer. The faucet is great, but when the faucet nut is tight, it curls down the center and curls up the edges of the trim, creating a gap. The lining is too light. When I replace the sink, I plug any excess holes with stainless steel end caps, which are available at any hardware store.

This sticker is garbage. It's thin stamped metal and has no internal support or grommets to hold the plate to the extra holes you're covering. Inside the plate there is only a foam pad. When you start turning the faucet, the plate flexes and rises above the sink. Like this product has 4.5 stars. I'm really starting to question Revane's rating system. I made a hard plastic disc at my shop to keep it from bending. Find a top plate with threaded metal rods to go in the extra holes.

Good looking, installation is easy but standard for the product. The metal is so flimsy and cheap, once you tighten the faucet, the lid deforms and lifts off at both ends. It has only one function - to cover up holes. It doesn't perform that single function by lifting and exposing the bottom of the slab. I will buy another one to replace this one. Most faucets are attached to the base of the faucet with a nut that applies pressure to the top of the plate. The fact that this was not taken into…

While this is a great product for looks and price, this style (single hole fitting) will never work well for 3 hole sinks. Regardless of how they're made, when you tighten the main stem of your faucet, the forces bend the two outsides up, which doesn't look good and allows water to seep under and through the open faucet holes. If you don't use glue and can't somehow pinch the two sides during installation (which is impossible in most cases), this scenario cannot be avoided. Much better to find…