BATHLAVISH Matte Black Bathroom Faucet Single Hole with Pop Up Drain with Overflow Single Handle Modern Vanity Sink Lavatory Mixer Tap 1 or 3 Hole Deck Mounted Mixer Tap

We're in the process of trying to modernize our bathrooms. Our house was built in 2001, and all bathroom fixtures have never been changed. The existing faucets were chrome with clear acrylic handles (builders grade, and copper tubing).I got two of these for a double basin vanity in the guest bath. Everything you need is in the box! One of the main reasons I went with these faucets was that they include a pop-up drain assembly. No more up-down lever! If I ever have a leak from a faucet I put in, that's typically where it comes from, so I'm glad to be rid of them.My install was a bit more complicated than I had anticipated. The old faucet was a three hole unit. The provided cover plate covered the holes just fine. But the center hole on the vanity was too small for the new faucet. I had to drill the hole larger with a hole saw (1-1/2", I think). It was difficult because the hole saw would walk since there was no pilot hole. (Note to self - get new hole saws - mine kept slipping in the mandrel). The second difficulty I encountered was with the old stand pipe. I could not get enough leverage in such a small space to wrench the two pieces apart. Opted for using the sawzall.Other tools used - 2 channellocks, 1/2 and 5/8 box wrenches, phillips head screwdriver and a flashlight. Also a plastic catch pan for water when I disconnected the old supply lines.Besides the minor issues I had, the rest of the installation was a piece of cake! No leaks, pop-up drain works great, and the faucet really adds a modern touch. Pictured is the one I just installed. I'll do the other one tomorrow (one faucet a day is a good rule to follow in my book! lol)This is next day, both faucets are installed - see photo. Love 'em!I highly recommend!

Beautiful faucet and adds so much character to our bathroom.

Ultimately it is what I expected, and despite a few short-comings, I'm satisfied with the installed product. The one star ding is for the instructions, which were just garbage. The installation video shown does not match the parts or installation technique for the faucet at all. Same with the paper instructions, highly over simplified and completely missing information. I wouldn't advise this purchase to anyone who is antimidated by D.I.Y. labor. This isn't my first faucet installation, but it was the most difficult. There were some obstacles to overcome that I didn't expect or think to anticipate. Over the long term, I'm a little concerned that the drain edge might be a place where goo will build up, and the base plate for the faucet is aesthetically displeasing, a little bit commercial and doesn't follow the design of the faucet. looks like a different edge profile entirely, it just looks like it doesn't belong to the faucet, but not that big a deal. Just a minor critique. Despite my particular issues with it, had the sink hole been large enough already, and had my lines been coming out through the wall, I think this is still a fairly simple installation.Problem A: Check your holes for fitment. There is a threaded cylinder, about 1-3/8" or so that goes through the back of the sink and allows for mounting the faucet to the sink. For my particular sink, the hole was too small, about 1/8" too small by diameter. Fortunately, my sink is porcelain, so all I had to do was to file it down to make a bigger hole. A round file worked fine.Problem B: I also had to buy additional lengths of hose line to get it connected properly. The lines that come with it were shorter than the ones that came with my previous faucet, and are only suitable for water lines that come out of the wall, rather than up through the floor. An additional 12" lenth is more than enough to cover the gap, mine was a diappointing 3" short, but I couldn't find additional length any less than 12".

Nice design, finish, and materials. Can’t wait to install this in my remodel.

I wasn't expecting a large faucet. It is too tsll for the sink we wanted it for.

This a great sink faucet. Make sure you measure your sink to ensure it will fit. The oval sink I originally bought it for wouldn't work, but fortunately I had another sink that could use it.

Beautiful and just what I needed. Works great also.

The tall design of the faucet makes it perfect for use with a vessel sink, giving your bathroom a contemporary and updated look. Super easy to install, the single handle is user-friendly and easy to use. The pop-up drain without overflow is also a convenient feature, for easy drainage without the need for an additional overflow hole. The matte black finish of the faucet is sleek and elegant.