Brushed Gold Bathroom Faucet GGStudy 2 Handles 3 Holes Widespread Bathroom Sink Facuet Farmhouse Washingroom Faucet Mixer Tap

Love the faucet! I bought the Brushed Gold and it’s a pale gold color. Water pressure is great. Only gripe is that you have to turn the knobs inward instead of outward for both hot and cold water. My plumber said it was a little hard to install in my pedestal sink and the water supply lines were kind of long but he couldn’t swap out for anything shorter because it was a specific size. He had to loosely knot the lines so they didn’t dangle behind the pedestal sink. If you have a regular cabinet sink the supply lines shouldn’t be an eyesore or anything. The plumber did also have to buy an additional pipe piece to add under the flange but again, might have just been because of the style of my sink.

bought these for new home build - love the way they look - and most importantly how you can get your whole hands under the faucet to wash them in the sink - they stick out far enough, so you can really wash your hands and not touch the sink. I wanted a classic, almost antique looking faucets and these look great in the master bath and with the 2 vanities I bought with marble countertops for the guest bath and powder room.

It came missing a piece that I was able to get at the local hardware store and the faucet itself had some physical damage on arrival (scratches around the edge of the drain cover, a ding in the faucet head) Also needed to order longer hoses. Despite the hassle and minor damage, the faucet works great and looks nice in comparison to what was there. I've had it installed for about two months now with no issues.

The faucet looks pretty nice on our pedestal sink. I’m not sure on how the process of installation was just since we had a professional plumber install the sink and faucet, but we’ve enjoyed the look and performance of the faucet itself. We have however found that the faucet is pretty cheap and with it only been installed for over two and a half months we have already seen the surface coating at the base is beginning to scratch and also seeing the blue oxidation you see from copper coming from it as well.Ultimately I shouldn’t have been cheap and should have gone with something different just since I see the need of having to swap it out soon.

I love the aesthetics of this faucet but Jesus Christ could it be more inconvenient to freaking install?What you need to know:Make sure your faucet and handles are spaced at least 8” apart. If your faucet and handles are all in one set, your holes are not 8” apart.If you have a traditional, American plumbed faucet/water lines, you will likely need to buy waterlines that are 1/2in x M10. This will feed water from your water lines to your faucet handles. I could NOT find these at Lowe’s or Home Depot so I recommend you get them on Amazon. I ended up having to buy a 3/8ths inch x M10 and a 1/2 inch female to 3/8 inch male reducer adapter. It works, finally.The installation process on this has been miserable, and I did not have water in my owners suite bathroom vanity for over a week because of it, but it sure is a pretty faucet.