Review on 🚰 Lead-Free Assembly of Vonvan Bathroom Faucets by Daniel Anderson

We recently renovated the bathroom sink top and installed a brushed nickel faucet. First of all, the faucet is simple, but very modern and elegant. Sometimes less is more and I think they succeeded. The quality is great, it's made entirely of brass so it's strong and heavy and should last well. Another great addition is that the pop up drain is a new style where it rises above the hole making it even more luxurious. The pop-up drain pipe is also made of brass, which is much better than plastic (many other faucets come with plastic pop-up drain assemblies that do their job well, but brass pipes are known to be more durable and durable). expensive.) The installation process was very easy, I did it myself and didn't require any plumbing. It also comes with an included instruction manual which was easy to follow. The water supply hoses are very long, which is good because it increases flexibility in terms of distance from the faucet to the water supply valves. In addition, the flow of water from the tap is good. It's powerful but not overly powerful, making the game almost nil. We have a waterfall faucet in the second bathroom, and whenever I wash my hands, water almost always splashes out of the sink onto the mirror and vanity top. Thankfully, this faucet doesn't have that problem! This faucet is designed for single hole countertops and does not come with a 3 hole conversion plate. The only negative I can say about this faucet is that it leaves water marks on the surface. They are easy to clean and don't bother me too much, but my wife is a little bothered by them. Either way, I think this is an issue with any polished nickel or matte black faucet. Overall we are very happy with this faucet and excited to have it in our new bathroom!