Whether you want to save water or add style to your bathroom, you can find lavatory faucets that will fit your budget and your lifestyle. If you are looking to upgrade, be sure to look for high-quality products that meet WaterSense label specifications. These faucets will ensure you get the best value for your money, as well as provide you with a long-lasting, high-performance product.

Some of the most popular lavatory faucets available today are single hole, centerset and widespread models. Each of these styles offers a unique look and function. For example, the single hole lavatory faucet is an easy installation type and provides a more accurate temperature control. It also allows for two separate controls.

A lavatory faucet is essential for keeping your bathroom clean. The spout must be large enough to reach the middle of the sink basin and high enough to avoid splashing. It is also important to measure the distance between the holes on the faucet. When choosing a lavatory faucet, make sure it is compatible with the style and size of your sink. You can do this by measuring the space between the hot and cold water lines.

Although there are several types of lavatory faucets on the market, the widespread and mini widespread are the most popular. Both are commonly found in modern and contemporary designs. Widespread faucets have a wide center-to-center distance, which is often 8 to 16 inches, and allow for larger sink basins. Another benefit of widespread is that it can be used in a number of configurations.

Depending on your preferences and your budget, you can choose between the brushed nickel, satin brass and polished nickel finishes. Brushed nickel is a good choice if you have a contemporary or modern bathroom. While it will tarnish over time, it is less likely to show fingerprints. On the other hand, satin brass can mask scratches and stains and will blend in nicely with a more traditional style. However, it is more difficult to match than polished brass.

There are many other features to look for when selecting a lavatory faucet. One feature that is often overlooked is the ease of use. Most of the time, your faucets will be controlled by a lever that sits at the base of the stem. But, if you prefer, you can choose a faucet that has a more compact design with a touch button.

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