Could this faucet be used as a bathroom sink faucet?
1381374
Yes it can be. It's meant to come out of the wall. In the bathroom is where I placed it.
1381375
This faucet set is pretty large so do some measuring--we purchased it for an antique cast iron kitchen sink with a high back. We are very pleased with the appearance and function of this faucet.
18354
I doubt it, but you would have to ask a plumber. The faucets are 8" apart. If a plumber could spread the connection behind the sink wall, then maybe, but I'm not a plumber.
1367315
It is easiest to install this faucet on a sink wall where the water is supplied by horizontal threaded pipe ends on an 8 inch center-to-center of the hot and cold water supply pipes. I suppose that with some plumbing modifications, it could be adapted to fit your needs. It is a high quality product and I believe it to be worth the extra cost in the long run rather than replacing a cheaply built $20 one every few years.
617632
I don't think so. We use it as a prep sink in our kitchen and it works fine. It is installed with the long direction front to back on the counter leaving more counter space available for use. It is a very good quality sink.
1426716
At first yes, but unfortunately once i open the standard sink faucet, The water falls this product down, so that it wouldn't work well.
169063
I see no reason why it couldn't be used in the bathroom. It has standard specs for a sink set up for a two handle installation.
1459634
It's possible but you would need to buy an adapter from Home Depot to attach to the shut off valve of your sink.
1532730
I would not think it would be tall enough for a vessel sink.... It is only about 4 inches from the base to the under part of the faucet.
1861818
I use it in a modern setting and it looks good there. My only word of caution is to make sure that the countertop hole (where the faucet goes through) is sufficiently close enough to the sink. It is a short design and the water will fall too close to the edge if you violate this. Good luck.
218942
You can, but there will be parts of the faucet visible that are not meant to be seen. It is designed to be mounted to a wall.
2227186
Yes it can. I don't have the problem myself, but another method would be to reduce the pressure at the shut off valves under your sink. Start turning them down till you have the desired pressure at the faucet.
90655
It cannot be used for a tub faucet; it is sized to fit on standard bathroom counter sink holes, and dispenses water as other sinks do (not nearly the speed and volume you want from a tub faucet). However, there is a tub faucet in the same style collection, and perhaps this is what you are wanting to find.
509050
I should think so, I tried to use it to connect shower connections, but that is not what it was probably meant for, probably it is more in line with use in a faucet and should be safe. Thanks. Hope this helps. Have a nice day/evening (depending on when you read this).
2109056
can be but idf you control flow...and i have very deep sink. it is a powerful faucet
1208676
Of course. That's what this faucet is designed for. There would be no physical way to mount this from the bottom. It's quite simple, match up the holes (so buy the right faucet), attach the water lines and the drain, and then your done. If u want to go above and beyond, you can clear caulk around the base if the faucet.
816384
No it wouldn't fit a regular bathroom sink, it is curved you need a 2 sided sink for this tub to work
519231
If I understand your question you already have an existing hole where there was a previous faucet , I would think that it could work as long as your vessel sink wasn't too wide.