🚰 Efficient Peerless Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet - P136LF: Stylish Centerset Design Review

A functional and relatively easy to install faucet that looks reasonably decent once installed. But it's about as cheap as it gets for a faucet. Heavy copper water lines run with a relatively solid (looking) valve. It's good. Everything else is cheap plastic and some light metal. The handle is a bit wobbly and feels cheap so I guess it won't last long. The finish looks nice but I'm not sure how long it will last. The drain pipe is made entirely of plastic. . Not as durable as the 30 year old…

After a bathroom renovation about 15 years ago my faucet started to drip. I resorted to a short-term solution by putting a rubber band over the handle, but the water was still dripping. Luckily, I was able to find the exact same peerless faucet that I knew would match my existing sink, and at a great price. Instead of taking the faucet apart and trying to fix the problem, it was much more convenient (and cheaper) to replace the block. The sink was quickly replaced and ready for use again within

My husband just installed two Peerless faucets that I ordered and they work great. Faucets are lightweight and contain plastic parts, but since our water is very corrosive, this might be fine. I understand that more expensive faucets have more metal, but since there are no kids in the house I see they will last at least 10 years. The best part about this purchase is the included instructions! I read them after hearing my husband giggle as he unpacked the box of the first faucet and I have to…

Good bathroom faucet. The package includes everything you need to get started, just bring your tools and sealant. The quality of the faucet is quite good. The outer half is all metal and the bottom half is plastic; Good quality plastic, no problems. Installation is easy and comes with instructions. It also comes with a bottom drain section. The only 3 issues I had with this unit: 1.) Stains! Stains are everywhere, water stains are so attracted to him you'd think there's a teenage boy with acne…

I work as a plumber in Colorado. Since the general contractor wanted to save money for the construction of two single-family houses, I bought five of these toilet fittings online and bet on an acceptable quality. Since Peerless is owned by Delta Faucet and uses the same internals, I was hoping that Delta brand reliability would carry over to the Peerless line. I would say I've had mixed results. One of the 10 toilet faucets I bought was leaking at the internal copper hot water line where it…