Bathroom Faucets

The one that fits your sink. For most vanities, a single hole faucet with one handle is the simplest choice, a vessel basin needs a tall body so the spout clears the rim, and a sink drilled with three holes suits a two-handle widespread faucet. Our bathroom faucet buying guide walks through each decision.

For most bathrooms, yes. One lever sets both temperature and flow, and the faucet mounts through a single hole, so there is less to wipe around. Most of our bathroom faucets are single handle, and we also offer a two-handle widespread design for sinks with three holes.

Yes. Every faucet in this collection runs at 1.8 GPM at 60 PSI, a standard flow for a bathroom sink. Waterfall spouts move the same amount of water but spread it into a wide, open sheet, so the flow looks calmer than a standard aerated stream.

No, and we do not sell drains. A standard bathroom sink drain or pop-up stopper fits, so pick one in a matching finish. The box holds the faucet, hot and cold supply lines, mounting hardware, and the installation manual, and our three hole faucet adds a T-connector.

Yes. Everything you need is in the box: supply lines, mounting hardware, and instructions. Our deck mounted faucets use standard 3/8-inch compression connections, so there are no special parts to hunt down. You will want shutoff valves under the sink and a basin wrench for the nut behind the bowl.

Our 5-Year Limited Warranty covers manufacturing defects in parts for the original purchaser in a home installation, with two years on the finish. Every order also comes with 90-day no-hassle returns and free US based shipping on orders of $99 or more. Full terms are on our warranty page.