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Widespread Bathroom Faucets: questions before you buy
A three-piece faucet: the spout sits in the center hole and the hot and cold handles sit in the two outer holes, set wide apart. Ours fits sinks with hole spacing from 8 to 16 inches, measured from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole.
Only if your sink holes are far enough apart. A centerset faucet sits on holes about 4 inches apart, while a widespread faucet needs 8 to 16 inches between the outer holes. Measure yours first, or use a single hole faucet with a deck plate instead.
Measure from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole. If it falls between 8 and 16 inches, our widespread faucet will fit. Check under the sink too, since the handles and spout connect with short hoses and a T-connector that need a little room.
The faucet body, two handle and valve assemblies, hot and cold supply lines, two short braided hoses, a T-connector, the mounting hardware, and the installation manual. A drain is not included, so pick one that fits your sink.
Matte black, chrome, and gunmetal gray. It pairs a square waterfall spout with two slim blade handles, and every finish is covered for two years under our warranty.
It takes longer, not more skill. A widespread faucet is three pieces, so under the sink you connect the two handle valves to the spout with the short braided hoses and T-connector in the box, then the hot and cold supply lines with standard 3/8-inch compression fittings. Allow an extra hour and keep the manual handy.
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