Wet Bar Sink Faucet Stainless Steel One Hole 360 Swivel Bar Mixer with 3 Hole Cover Deck Plate Small Modern Single Handle Kitchen Tap for Bath Bathroom Sink Prep Sink, Brushed Nickel

This faucet is a real bargain. It is very sturdy, installed easily, it looks great and works very well at my wet bar.

As previous reviews indicated, this is a high quality product, very solid and easy to install. Highly recommend! The only caution is it does not include a drain and tailpiece for a bathroom sink. It is designed for a sink with a strainer like a prep or bar sink, which is what I bought it for.

I put this in my bathroom and it is amazing. The water pressure is awesome and so is the height. Great for washing my hair in the sink, brushing my teeth, and any and everything else! It was easy and quick to install as well. The soft, matte black is beautiful with my all white bathroom.

I replaced the bathroom sink faucet in my RV with this faucet. Overall it looks good, but the control handle seems a little stiff compared to other faucets I have, but nothing major. I had to use the included deck plate to cover up 2 of the 3 original faucet holes. The deck plate had a piece of firm foam on the recessed bottom side which I assumed was there for a seal. The foam is slightly thinner than the depth of the recess, so it can't seal anything. Not sure what it's there for. I had some self-adhesive closed cell foam strip so I placed that around the inner edge of the recess. You'll have to do the same or use plumbers putty to seal the deck plate to the sink. Also, the original faucet had 1/2" male water connections and the new faucet had 3/8 female compression connections on the supply hoses. Adapters were supplied with the faucet that had 1/2" female threads by 3/8 male compression threads. they would connect to the faucet hoses but not to 1/2" swivel female swivel nut on my PEX supply tubing. I had to buy a couple sharkbite type valves that has 1/2" PEX connection on one side by 3/8 male compression threads on the other side to make the connection. You may have a similar issue if you're replacing an existing faucet. UPDATE: I forgot to mention in my original review that the supply hoses are color coded for hot and cold, but there's no markings on the faucet or in the instructions which port is hot & cold. You have a fifty fifty chance of getting it right. I made an educated guess & it was correct.

good quality, great value