WOWOW Single Handle Bathroom Faucet 1 Hole High Arc Bathroom Basin Faucet Oiled Rubbed Bronze with Pop Up Drain, Solid Brass Commercial Bathroom Sink Faucet Basin Vanity Bar Faucet (Patented Product)

It doesn't splash all over the sink and wall like the waterfall taps do. It doesn't make strange noises, its a bit loud but it seems all taps are now according to many reviews Ive read in my search for the perfect tap. This is great for a shallow sink which is largely available these days and I have searched long and hard for a tap that looks good and works well. The cartridge runs smoothly so its very good for quick precise adjustments in temperature. It also came with a drain kit but I don't need that part - glad I bought it ( it didn't hurt that it was on sale with a coupon either ) - its just sooo cute. Love it Love it Love it!

Gorgeous, top line quality. Very heavy and sturdy.

Funciona muy bien. Para mexico se requiere un adaptador para las mangueras.Muy buena calidad de materiales.

This product had a unique look in addition to being a single handle, which is why I purchased. I am very satisfied with the quality and finish of the product and am happy with my purchase.I purchased this to replace an existing 2-handle, 3-hole faucet in my bathroom. Although the center hole on the vanity was too small and needed to be drilled out to accommodate this new faucet, the face plate included with this faucet covered up the 3 holes.This faucet uses quality, modern stainless steel and brass fittings. The center fitting has a brass ring to secure the faucet to the vanity and 2 screws on either side of the ring to ensure tightness. This seems to be how nice faucets install these days, which I appreciate given how difficult it is to achieve proper torque in tight spaces without the 2 screws.The drain piece doesn't exactly mount completely flush into my sink, but I do like that it is a push-to-close drain rather than having the bar that you pull. The contrast of the black drain and the white sink is nice. Some people might be concerned that the drain is plastic, so that's worth noting. I will have to see how it stands up over time.It's worth noting that I have done this type of simple plumbing in the past. I'm a handy DIY'er, but am by no means an experienced plumber. The tools and materials I used included a wrench, channel locks, screwdriver, bucket, towel, plumbers putty, teflon tape, Rigid EZ Change faucet tool (and 1 1/2" hole saw + drill to modify the vanity).

Bought this to replace a very traditional brass faucet in powder room. Love the look and was easy to set up using the directions. Only caution I’d pass is that you will have to use the hot/cold water lines they provide due to the way they connect to the faucet. Those hoses are fairly short though, just around 18” protruding from the base of the faucet. My water from the wall was just a bit too far to connect so I had to make a trip to Lowe’s for an adapter to attach it to another short line. The end that attaches to the water at the wall is a standard 3/8” female connection so easy to find the size.Have only had it set up for 2 days but so far it’s done the job well and it does look nice!