Review on WOWOW Widespread Bathroom Faucet Brushed Gold Bathroom Sink Faucet 3 Hole Vanity Faucet 2 Handle Basin Faucet 8 Inch Mixer Tap With Pop Up Drain And Supply Hose by Herb Guevara

Installation was a snap except that the diameter of the holes in my vanity deck tiles were not quite large enough. I new it might be tight, but it was impossible so I had to drill out new diameter holes. The deck surface is covered with ceramic tiles. I went to HomeDepot and bought a hole saw which is also sold on Ebay, but I did not have time to wait for the delivery. On Ebay see: QEP 10569Q 1-3/8" Diamond Hole Saw with Water Delivering System.This saw and its guide/water mechanism was awesome. It cut through the tile like a hot knife through butter. Problem solved. My total deck thickness was a little too much so I had to go under the sink and use a large conventional hole saw to create recesses in the under-deck ply board to reduce the thickness in order to increase the amount of faucet and spigot protruding below the deck.These were not the faucet manufacturers issues, they were part of my specific challenges, but I thought I would pass them on if others should run into similar problems. The diamond hole saw was a life saver for me.Once I met my local hurdles, the faucet was very easy to install. It has been in about one week. No leaks. Looks great and I love the ceramic washer system which shuts the water off positively with no heavy turning required to compress conventional soft washers. It has a very nice aerator that produces a finely aerated water stream that I suppose reduces water consumption too.For the price it is a great value.