Brass Single Handle Bathroom Faucet with Deck Plate, Pop-up Sink Drain Assembly & Faucet Supply Lines, Brushed Gold, 1416408

Gorgeous and modern.Do know that you will need to spend $20-$30 on a brass pop-up drain to replace the 100% plastic one it comes with. It will not last and you might as well get ahead of it. The faucet itself is sturdy brass and a great deal, so just add that drain cost. It doesn't have to be the same brand - I held up random brass fixtures nearby and your eye won't pick up on a difference in tone unless you're told to look for it. Make sure the drain you choose is either overflow if your sink has one of those side drain holes or "not overflow" if it doesn't.In the photos I have it placed in a tiny wall mount sink (outer measurement 16x12) to work on design fittings for townhomes and it looks fantastic. However, if you are using that small of a sink you may find you have less than ideal hand clearance between spout and sink lip (a taller gooseneck faucet would work better). The inner basin is 8" deep so just make sure the inside of the sink you're using is at least 9" or 10" deep (most are).

I bought the product because everything was included. It arrived in beautiful packaging that protected the product and there was no damage. It looks beautiful and stylish. I love the way the water pours out-good pressure and no oversplash. Clear instructions and everything labeled. I recommend it for a powder room or seldom used guest bathroom. I don’t recommend it for an often used bathroom because it so hard to keep clean with frequent use and teeth brushing. My guests can never figure out how to turn it on but it’s easy once you learn. Hoses are built in so if they break which could happen with any faucet you have to replace the entire thing. My plumber had never heard of this brand so he couldn’t give an opinion.

I have bought a lot of faucets from different brands. I love the finish -- it is a little more yellow than Delta's champagne bronze, and it feels very sturdy and high quality. I've been using them for a few months and they're wonderful. I love the look! I love the handle, too. It takes a tiny bit of getting used to turning it for the temp and then pushing it back, but it seems modern and intuitive now.

I bought two of these for my bathroom. I love the look of these taps and they feel weighty and decent. Sadly, immediately after our plumber installed them, both drains seized and broke. Now I'm debating whether to have a plug that doesn't hold water and remove the seal around the plug circumference, or replace the entire faucet system so I don't have mismatched colors. It's a shame as they look great and are a great price. Ultimately, I guess you get what you pay for.

Appears to be made well. If the faucet holds up for at least 1 year I will give it 5 stars. I am not so sure aboutthe drain plug. I have to unscrew it a bit as the water starts to back up. Sometimes the push to close/opendrain feature does not work-it sticks. I have to unscrew it to free it up. Otherwise the faucet is very classy, modern looking and it operates smoothly. So far, I would recommend it.March 2025: I have had this faucet for almost 5 years. I have to say that it now deserves 5 stars. It has held up well with no problems and looks as good as day I received it.

The finish, weight, and movement felt of high quality. Was looking for a satin finish and not the brass since sometimes the brass rubs off since it is usually electroplated. After installing and testing I couldn't tell the difference in quality compared to some brand name fixtures which cost two and a half times what this one cost. Really liked the design. Knurled top. Turn clock wise or counter clockwise for temperature adjustment. Tilt back to turn on. Tilt forward to upright position to turn off. Water flow was smooth with good pressure. Just hope it lasts since it's only been in for 2 months.

Great looking faucet and easy install. I REALLY appreciate the fact that they included the supply lines with it. Some faucets make you buy the lines separate and they can cost $8 each. So that was nice. Directions could be a bit better. ON a funny note, it took me 5 minutes to figure out how to turn it on. If you have this problem- you push it straight back. Anyway, well worth the price and looks pretty cool as well.

I have never had black fixtures in my home before so perhaps my complaint is typical of all black fixtures- I just don't know. Water spots are constantly and consistently left on the faucet and base whenever water comes in contact with the fixture. I don't know - perhaps this is typical of any black fixture- I have no experience outside of this fixture to go by. Faucet moves from side to side easily and faucet turns on easily. Love the look but those water spots...ugh!!!