Bathroom Sink Faucet Configurations
Bathroom sink faucets come in several configurations that pair with a preset number of faucet holes in the sink deck, vanity top or countertop. Be sure to select a faucet that matches the number of holes.
Lavatory Faucets Guide
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Getting Started
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Faucet Finishes
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Faucet Configurations
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Coordination
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Bathroom Sink Faucet Types
Single-Handle Bathoom Sink Faucets
- Controls water volume and temperature with a single handle
- Designed for sinks with a single hole
- Suitable for sinks with three holes when used with an escutcheon plate
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Centerset Bathroom Sink Faucets
- The spout and handles make up one connected piece
- Compact and space-efficient design is ideal for small spaces
- Fits sinks with three faucet holes that measure 4” from one side to the other
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Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucets
- A great addition to larger vanity areas and pedestal sinks
- Adds a refined sense of design to the styling space
- Requires three faucet holes that measure 8” to 16” from one side to the other
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Wall-Mount Bathroom Sink Faucets
- Mounts on the wall behind the sink
- Ideal for above-counter, wall-mount and under-mount sinks
- Helps keep the countertops clear
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Bathroom Sink Handle Types
Lever Handle Bathroom Sink Faucets
Straight lever handles are the most common type of handle and a great choice for environments that accommodate people of varying abilities.
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Cross Handle Bathroom Sink Faucets
Handles that feature a wheel-shaped cross are typically offered on two-handle faucets. These spoked handles are particularly easy to use with wet hands.
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Oval Handle Bathroom Sink Faucets
Oval shaped handles are featured on both single- and two-handle faucets. The oval handles are much like knobs and turn easily in the palm of your hand.
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