Homevacious Black Bathroom Faucet Matte Waterfall Sink Farmhouse Vanity Single Hole Faucets One Handle Basin Antique centerset with Pop Up Drain Stopper Mixer Tap Overflow Supply Line Lead-Free

I wanted to upgrade both baths from the builder-grade faucets, and I love the look of these. I was slightly concerned the faucet might stick out too much because I just have "regular" sinks and not the basins that sit on top of the counter which is where I've more often seen this style of faucet, but these work perfectly. The install was pretty straight forward. I struggled to loosen the old nuts, but had no issues with the new faucet.

It's a beautiful faucet. Overall, easy to install. My only critique is the tailpipe (the section of the drain that goes into the water trap of the sink drain) was made a smaller diameter than most tailpipes I've had to deal with in the past. So, I had to get another gasket to create the seal.

I needed to replace the faucet of our guest bathroom as it was getting pretty ugly looking and also the drain was blocked once again. My wife selected this waterfall faucet with brushed nickel finish as it was a good match for our bathroom. Installation was easy for both the faucet and the pop-up drain. We love our new faucet, it looks very nice and clean, feels very solid and well made, and everything works as it should. One thing I noted is that the drain doesn't have an anti-clog basket which would be nice to have. Also, the nut that fastens the drain from below the sink is very thin, would be nice if it was a bit thicker to make installation a bit easier and just to match the overall quality of this product. Our cold water shut-off valve is a bit to the side, so the provided 20" water supply line was just able to connect with nothing to spare, actually I had to angle the shut-off valve a bit. We are very happy with our purchase, it has upgraded our bathroom for sure. You will get good value for your money and I recommend this product.Lessons learned: This is the first time I installed a faucet, and the following has nothing to do with the quality of the product itself. So, when I flushed the multi-turn shut-off valve before connecting the water lines the valve seal broke and we had an emergency at our hands. I had to shut off the main supply line (it's in the crawlspace) and then replace the shut-off valve. Therefore, if your valves are a bit older, I do recommend changing them at the same time you install the faucet and replacing them with 1/4-turn valves. Besides the usual wrenches I recommend you have a sleeve puller handy so you can remove the old compression ring seal. Also, I now keep a reserve shut-off valve just in case, this avoids having to shut off your home water supply until you have obtained a new one from the HW store.

One lady complained about the water flow. Old connecting valves do not permit maximum flow due to having filters at the end. You'll probably need a professional to replace them. Don't forget to turn off the main water valve.

This is the second faucet I’ve purchased of this type and brand. This time however the plastic wrench that came with it was too small to tighten the center bolt. I scraped it out and made it work. Just annoying. The tool from my previous purchase wouldn’t fit either so this lock nut was a bit bigger in outside diameter.