Rectangular Waterfall Bathroom Sink - VESLA HOME Review

Easy installation. There was a small leak in the back left corner of the faucet. I only noticed it a few days after installing it. Put a small dab of superglue on it and it looks like the leak has stopped for now.

I checked several places and couldn't find the right faucet for our sink. I stumbled across these and bought 2 for our master bath and they are perfect. The water pressure is much greater than our previous ones and very easy to turn on and off for our young species.

I really liked this faucet. A certified installer installed it and there was a leak in the cartridge. Sent replacement, same thing! Now I've paid the plumber twice and need to buy a third! Bad product. I will order another item.

Bought and installed a few years ago. Still very strong and works great but the chrome in the spout where the water now flows is a bunch of white circles and slightly cracked but still worth every penny as it took a couple of years to get to that condition.

I love the style but the sound is VERY loud when the water is turned on. Wonderful. When turning the water on and off, the flat surface (handle) will get wet and need to be wiped after use. For the most part we love it. We have it less than a week and we are happy with it! :)

I bought this to complete a construction project and unfortunately due to Covid we were delayed and the product was defective so I was unable to return it. Inside the Fossett stem is a welded interior that could not be repaired or replaced. Carefully.

This is a beautiful faucet that is at least half the price of a similar faucet you can find in major stores. Feels and looks like a quality faucet. The square shape looks so pretty in our newly renovated half bath/powder room. The only drawback is that fingerprints are somewhat visible on it, but fortunately they usually only touch the handle.

Looks good and comes with most things you need for installation. There are design issues - you should really only use this on a 1 piece workshop counter - the hole needs to be positioned very precisely and even then it is very difficult to align. There should be a flange washer on the bottom - the adjusting nut WILL DAMAGE the gauge if someone pulls on the faucet (kids). I have tiles on a wooden back. Unfortunately the hole is already drilled but it looks like it's not the right design for this