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Waterfall Bathroom Faucets: questions before you buy
They are if you want the faucet to be a focal point. Instead of a narrow stream, an open spout spreads water into a wide, smooth sheet that looks calm and spa-like. Ours come as single handle faucets for one hole and as a two-handle widespread faucet for three holes.
No. Our waterfall bathroom faucets run at 1.8 GPM at 60 PSI, the same as a standard spout. They spread the same amount of water into a wider sheet, which is why the flow looks gentler.
Yes. Our single hole waterfall faucets come in two heights: a short version, about 6 to 7 inches tall, for drop-in and undermount sinks, and a tall version, about 11 inches, that clears the rim of a vessel basin.
Yes, two ways. Choose our two-handle widespread waterfall faucet, which fits hole spacing from 8 to 16 inches, or mount a single hole waterfall faucet in the center hole with a deck plate that covers the outer two. A deck plate is not included.
Chrome, brushed nickel, gold, matte black, gunmetal gray, and antique, plus two-tone looks: white and chrome, white and gold, matte black and bronze, and matte black and gold. Finish choices vary by faucet, so check each listing.
Not when the height matches the sink. The water leaves the spout as a flat sheet at the same 1.8 GPM as a standard faucet, so it lands over a wider area instead of one point. Splash depends on how far the sheet falls, so use the short version on a drop-in or undermount sink and the tall version only on a vessel basin.
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