Brushed Bathroom Lavatory Faucets for Commercial Use Review

This was a pretty good buy. Everything except the water valves on the old (1963) pipes came ready to use in the kit. It only took me two small adapters to replace the original 1963 valves with the new stainless steel lines. never mind Five dollars. All I needed were standard hand tools. All parts in the set appeared to be made of higher quality materials. The instructions were more of a guide, but that's ok. The faucet quickly fills the sink. The rotating arched rosette is a stunning touch. And

This is my first time installing one of these myself. I used to do them with help, but I'm very skilled, so I decided to take it. It only took about 35 minutes to remove the old one, clean it and then install this one. .My only minor criticism has to do with the size of the drain flange. It has a greater depth and diameter than usual, so it sticks out a bit over the corner of the drain. This causes a very small puddle of water around the drain hole. Oh, and a tip: take off that cheap gasket…

I have already shared the relevant link to return this product. The faucet came in a box with no packaging, NO packaging, packaging, etc., whatever. All of that was in the box. When I opened it there was a lot of rumbling from 5 other instruments someone had left there! It was a real sensation! The instructions were for a completely different faucet. There was no lever to raise the retractable drain assembly. Oh, and there was no hole in the faucet assembly for the retractable rod to pass…