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Industrial Bathroom Faucets: questions before you buy
A faucet that borrows the look of exposed plumbing. Ours has a pipe-shaped spout and a round wheel handle in solid brass, finished in matte black or gold, so it pairs well with concrete, brick, wood, and black metal accents.
It is a single handle: turn the wheel to control the water. The textured wheel is easy to grip with wet or soapy hands, and a ceramic disc valve inside controls the flow.
Ours mounts through a single hole and stands about 8 inches tall, with a spout height of about 6 inches and a reach of about 5.5 inches. That suits standard drop-in and undermount sinks. For a vessel basin that sits on top of the counter, choose a taller faucet instead.
Matte black and gold. Both bring out the pipe-style shape, and the finish is covered for two years under our warranty.
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 it connects with standard 3/8-inch compression fittings.
Yes. The same pipe-style design comes as a wall mount tub filler with a hand shower, in matte black and gold to match the sink faucet, so a bathroom can carry one look from vanity to tub.
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