Greenspring Waterfall Lavatory Commercial Bathroom Review

Loved the faucet for my bathroom renovation! Please note that this requires a lot of water to be displaced so that the water can flow properly out of the tap hole (1st photo). Otherwise, when you don't need a lot of water (brush your teeth or wet your towel, etc.), water flows out of the tap hole in 2-3 streams (2nd photo). Also note that after just a few weeks, the inside of the jar will accumulate minerals from the water that are difficult/impossible to clean (3rd photo). The blender is…

Looks good. It's BIG, but it looks good. I had to make the center hole slightly larger to accommodate the tubing and anchor bolts. I bought a patio tile to cover a 3 hole sink but it doesn't look too bad. Better than the old plastic "crystal" faucet that was there. Reduce the flow or you'll drown and flood the bathroom floor. . Works pretty loud. Update: I bought 2 more for the upstairs bathroom but the supply hoses that came with them seem to be shorter. The distance from the faucet to the…

This faucet appears to be well made and looks good in my bathroom. I realize that you may need to widen the mounting hole a bit since the standard 1.3875" faucet hole, the standard size found in most countertops, does not allow the fixture to be fully mounted. I had to widen my mounting hole with a core. Other than that, the installation was pretty standard and easy. It works well and has a nice waterfall effect. This is not a water saving faucet, so a lot of water drains out when the valve is…