When selecting a bathroom sink faucet, first consider the vision you have your bathroom, then consider the material, installation type, faucet hole configuration, and handle options. These elements ensure the faucet complements your bathroom’s style and aesthetic, while providing functionality, quality and durability you desire.

Single-handle faucets or taps offer convenience and ease of use, typically requiring just one hole in the countertop. They provide a sleek look and have simple temperature control. In contrast, double-handle faucets offer precise temperature adjustments with separate hot and cold handles, giving you greater control over water temperature and flow.

Our bathroom faucets come in a variety of beautiful and luxurious finishes, including chrome-plated, matte black, gunmetal gray, gold, rose gold, sapphire blue, and coffee. These finishes not only elevate and highlight the aesthetic of your spaces but also uphold their long-lasting beauty.

The cartridge valve structure is crucial for controlling water flow and ensuring reliability. High-quality faucets feature valves made of solid brass, brass alloys, or corrosion-resistant materials. These options provide durability and longevity, reducing the likelihood of leaks and repairs which are the most preferred option in high-end, durable faucets.

Our catalog of faucets includes both single and double-handle options. Single-handle faucets offer a sleek design and easy control over temperature and volume, while double-handle faucets provide a wider range of customizable styles and superior temperature regulation, with separate handles for hot and cold water.

Absolutely. Flushing the pipes is essential to prevent sediment from clogging your new faucet. This ensures optimal performance and prevents any leaks, regardless of your home’s age or the faucet brand. This practice is always advisable.

Our kitchen faucets, like our bathroom faucets, come in a plethora of materials and finishes to choose from, such as stainless steel, chrome, brass, and copper. Each option is designed to complement different kitchen styles and experiences, ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

There is no fixed timeframe for replacing a kitchen faucet, but it's wise to consider replacement if you observe leaks, reduced water flow, or signs of corrosion. Regular maintenance can prolong its lifespan, yet addressing wear and tear promptly is crucial to prevent potential larger issues in your home.

This gap ensures that the screws on the escutcheon plate do not interfere with the handle’s operation. Depending on the installation, a gap between ½ inch to 1 inch is acceptable, if greater than that it is advised to seek out a checkup.

• Single-hole faucet: Designed for a single-handle faucet without additional accessories.
• Two-hole faucet: One hole for the faucet and another for a sprayer or soap dispenser.
• Three-hole faucet: The centre hole accommodates the faucet, with separate holes on each side for hot and cold-water handles.
• Four-hole faucet: Typically, the additional hole is for a sprayer or soap dispenser.

Replacement parts are available in over 30 countries and regions worldwide. We guarantee availability for at least 5 years, ensuring you can easily maintain your faucet’s performance.

It is advisable to replace the filter every 2 months or after 40 gallons of use. For pieces with a dedicated replacement indicator, please change the filter when the red light flashes.

A brief drip after use is normal and does not indicate a defect. If the dripping persists, check for worn out parts or sediment buildup, and replace any necessary components to restore proper function.

Soak the showerhead in a 50/50 mixture of white vinegar and water. This solution effectively removes deposits without damaging the surface. Regular checks and using a toothbrush can help keep your showerhead in top condition.

Avoid using industrial cleaners, abrasive cleaners, products with hydrofluoric acid, hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, or corrosive agents. Also, steer clear of coarse abrasives, polishes, and bleach-based cleaners.

• Brass: Revered for its enduring durability and timeless elegance, brass faucets boast a remarkable lifespan with minimal leaks and maintenance. They can be elegantly electroplated to achieve a range of luxurious finishes, making them a hallmark of sophistication in bathroom design.
• Stainless Steel: Celebrated for its robustness and enduring beauty, stainless steel faucets are ideal for both residential and commercial settings. With meticulous care, they can grace bathrooms for up to 50 years, embodying a blend of strength and refined aesthetic appeal.
• Zinc Alloy: A pragmatic choice offering affordability without compromising on performance, zinc alloy faucets present a practical option for budget-conscious consumers. While not as enduring as brass, they provide reliable durability and a polished appearance suitable for modern bathroom aesthetics.

When installing your faucet, it's essential to select the most suitable location, considering its dimensions and ensuring adequate clearance if space for optimal functionality. Then proceed to drill the necessary holes according to the specifications required for your chosen faucet model.

To remove mineral deposits, detach the showerhead and soak it in a 50/50 solution of warm water and vinegar for 30-45 minutes. This will effectively dissolve mineral deposits, restoring your showerhead’s functionality and performance.