Review on Moen T6420BN Two Handle High Arc Bathroom Faucet: Elegant and Functional Design for Your Bathroom by Tony Weber

I bought two faucets and a valve. This is a great faucet and the Eva line is very good. One of the reasons I chose it is because it's made entirely of metal parts, except for the plastic bottom of the pop-up that sits in the drain. I tried to avoid faucets with chrome plated plastic parts. I had no missing parts and had no problem installing them myself (first time installing a faucet). BTW, there is a helpful video on the Moen website that I found after installing it. I see that others have had issues with missing parts. I had extra parts: 2 nuts - part K, shown in the instructions but with no other indication of it in the installation diagrams - which were not used. The disadvantage is that the cork does not impede the flow of water in the sink. down the drain even if I push the plug. The connector does not appear to have a matching flange. I don't want to offend Moen for being a great product, but the Delta faucet I replaced it with held up to the water after I adjusted the pop up assembly properly. This problem appears to be entirely related to the cork itself. I find the reach and height match my Kohler sink well and the water flow goes straight to the drain. The center of the spout is 2 inches from the back of the sink. The reach is approximately 4 3/4 inches (center to center); Approximately 6 inches tall (from deck to top of faucet). For reference, my sink measures 10 1/2" front to back and 16 1/2" in diameter, internal measurements. When I bought the price of the faucet + valve it was great. to buy, and much cheaper than the same items at Lowe's. I am very happy with my purchase.