Hoimpro360° Rotate Spout Single Handle Wet Bar Sink Faucet,Single Hole Bathroom Lavatory Faucet,Rv Small Bathroom Sink Faucet,Bar Vanity Faucet, Stainless Steel/Brushed Nickel (1 Or 3 Hole)

easy install, great value for the 30 bucks I spent. Super heavy, not flimsy at all, I would have spent at least $150 for a Moen or other name brand faucet. The junk they sell at Menards or Home Depot for under 100, which usually includes plastic pieces that break after a year or so of wear. The only issue was the rubber washers did not work and were leaky, had to purchase myself for 3 bucks.

Beautiful fixture, but since I generally have something in my right hand, I wonder if I should have opted for the handle on the left, either way, I love it

This faucet is indeed good for what it is - a modern, uniquely-styled faucet with some interesting features, and a manufacturer that communicates well even if proper support could take some time.Pros:- Styling is modern with some features usually not found at this price - namely, the spout and head that both rotate a full 360 degrees. This makes for easy placement and direction of the stream and easy cleaning of the aerator.- Overall installation is easy for a single-hole faucet - or at least, no more difficult than any other faucet I've installed.- Finish is a solid generic brushed nickel, and that's a good thing. Some cheaper brushed nickel finishes tend to have a yellow cast; This one does not.- Does a good job of making any decent water pressure a strong, aerated stream from the business end of the spout.- Manufacturer is responsive to emails through Amazon, for an overseas business.Cons:- Mine was missing the oval deck plate that covers the other two holes in a three-hole sink, which I had to have. Manufacturer was willing to send replacement, but it would take one to two weeks. Instead I bought one locally. On the plus side, when I let them know they promptly refunded the cost of that replacement. Kudos for doing so!- There are two specific, required supply hoses that screw into the bottom of the faucet. While I like the design it's hard to be sure that they are fully seated and it's nigh impossible to get a tool in there to tighten them. While mine do not leak I wasn't sure until it was installed and tested. Tightening these should be easier.- The threaded mounting collar and nut that tightens from under the sink are flimsy compared to the rest of the faucet. With good access & strength it can be made tight enough by hand to keep the above-sink valve from rotating. With limited access and using a long wrench, gripping it hard made cracking noises. I was concerned that collar or nut would break before getting it tight. These should be thicker and sturdier.- Unlike the rest of the faucet, the end of the valve lever was roughly finished. Easily taken care of with some fine sandpaper and a careful touch, but this contrasted with the otherwise nice out-of-box finish of everything else.- While the 360-degree rotation of the spout and nozzle has advantages, if you have a curious child (or less-than-careful adult) user it is VERY easy to open the valve wide while the stream is pointing up or outside of the sink. Make sure to check the nozzle position before every use!All of that said: While there are couple of things to be careful of when installing and using, for the money you're getting good style, features, and overall finish for half or maybe even one-third of what you'd pay for the same from a bigger brand. While that would probably net you more solid mounting hardware (which could be worked around for just a few extra bucks at the local hardware store), this is a great deal.

I needed a replacement for the crappy bathroom sink faucet in our RV. This worked perfectly. You may need the old water lines for it to match up, however, so pull them off the old faucet. The ability to rotate the head helps keep the splash down in the small sink.

We have a very low bathroom counter & this faucet is much better for average height adults. It allows us to reach the water without bending over. The faucet is nicely finished & cleans up easily. The controller works best for us facing the front/sink side. The price was very reasonable compared to others I looked at.

At Last a real faucet the one that come with this RV and all the rest are just silly you have not space for your hands to wash and then if you want to take a shower you need to pull up the knob and then the shower works. so after looking this is the best of the best no only you can wash you hand but can flip to wash your mouth out great easy to install you do get two ways to install one with the two holes or One hole. Now ??? comes the handle on the side or maybe just in front what to do on the side is the correct way but ??? maybe front great and it will swing away. HEHE also install a wall shower valve. If you look you will know the RVJust a note: I did order a new sink so the faucet could be on the side for more room.

Very well made. This was so perfect for what I needed! My preschool kids love getting a drink from this and it was such a good price. We did run into two problems. First when we went to install it our old sink hole was to small. My husband ordered a porcelain hole drilling set and was able to drill the hole larger. The second problem was when the faucet was turn on all the way the pressure was strong and we were worried that our kids would spray water all over the bathroom. This was somewhat of a simple fix. We turned down the pressure under the sink so even if its on all the way and turned sidways or up it won't shoot water everywhere. The pressure still gets strong if it's in the middle between hot and cold but as long as it stays on cold it's good.

Installed in a travel trailer. The sink space is small and tightening the faucet down underneath was a bit of a pain. But the install went well, it was a 2 hole original faucet space, and we drilled the center hole to accept this faucet. The base plate covered the original holes completely. I like that the faucet pivots- allowing me to move it to the side and bend over the sink to wash and splash water on my face. The pivot for the water fountain is more of a gimmick as I see it. It needs a firm twist to turn up, and better done when the water is turned off. It doesn't bubble excessively so that water stream doesn't arch and splash out of the sink, (bubbles) but also then might encourage mouth touches on the faucet, which could be a turn-off for some users. I don't really see using the fountain feature much as long as I have a bathroom drinking glass nearby. On this small of a sink- the potential for splashing water on the counter or floor is a higher risk, but what we have around is okay to get wet and wiped up. A home install - this would be a nice faucet with a neat look and great clearance- but a bigger sink may make the drinking fountain feature harder to reach. All in all - we like it- with the clearance and rotating faucet (not the fountain head) as our favorite feature.