HUAHUALALA Swivel Faucet for Bathroom Sink,Brushed Nickel Kitchen Faucet with Big Angle Rotate Spray Dual Function,Single Handle Vanity Faucet with Deck Plate,Lavatory Faucet,1 or 3 Hole

The under fitting is too big for a normal bathroom sink. Does not fit the standard bathroom holes.

I am going to be remodeling my bathroom soon and ordered this faucet in preparation for that. I decided to install it on my existing sink for the time being as the old faucet was in pretty bad shape. The old faucet was the three hole type. Thankfully the baseplate for this new, single hole faucet covers the extra holes.I did run in to an issue with the existing hole being far too small to fit the new faucet. The hole needs to be at least 1.25". I used a 1 3/8" step drill to open up the center hole to the correct size.They include a set of nice stainless steel braided supply lines that are color coded with stripes. Red for hot and blue for cold. The hot line is the connection on the right and the cold is on the left (opposite of what you might think).You'll want to attach the supply lines and nozzle house to the faucet before dropping everything down through the hole. Otherwise it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to attach them when you have the faucet mounted to the sink.You'll also need to make sure all the supply connections are grouped together as tightly as possible so the rubber washer and brass nut will slip over everything.The faucet works perfectly and looks great. The handle operates very smoothly and shuts off the water 100% thanks to the ceramic valve.You can adjust the water stream by turning the aerator.The whole assembly is nickel plated brass. It is easily as high quality as the much more costly big brand name faucets. The only downside, if you call it that, is the instructions aren't very good. But, if you've installed a faucet previously, you probably won't need them.One thing the instructions didn't say is that you do need to install the small rubber washer in the connector for the nozzle feed hose. Mine came with two of these washers but they were just loose in the bottom of the box. If you don't install that washer you'll have a pretty significant water leak every time you turn on the water. And it's very difficult to get to that connection after the faucet is mounted. I show this washer and wear it goes in a couple of my photos.Very happy with this pretty significant upgrade from my old two handle faucet.

Pros: made of metal for the most part yet inexpensively made but sturdy. We're quite happy with how adjustable it is and manipulating the faucet without pulling the hose over most of the sink. Plus being able to adjust the stream to spray or single stream is quite effective. It works as we hoped. I dinged it one star for poor installation design and the wrong instructions. As I have remodeled several homes as well as put in new faucets and sinks it was not a real challenge other than the poor design. I was installing this one in an RV with cramped under sink room and yet this is designed to be put in place then tightened afterwards the connections put on it. I was able to get the faucet head hose and one temperature hose through the mounting nut and had to mount the others from underneath. As of this moment we would buy this faucet again. Time will tell.

I took the old faucet off and realized my mistake pretty quickly. 2 holes instead of 3. So the mistake you see in the picture is completely on me, and not the product.I placed it in one of the two holes, and was able to get it to just barely fit through the hole that was there, which was maybe 1/8 smaller than the cutout in the new cover plate. The pieces coming out of the bottom of the faucet are very tight, and it is difficult to get the nut over. I tried to do it after having the hoses attached and I could not pull it off. This meant that everything had to be installed while it was in the sink.With it all in the sink the install was more difficult than with a normal faucet setup. I couldn't get a wrench to tighten things down so I had to use my hands to get as tight as possible. It took a few attempts to get the retractable sprayer hose correct. Which btw must have that weight on it for it not to be annoying to use.There is a sprayer line washer! I didn't get a picture of it but there is a small rubber washer in the box by itself. This goes up into where the sprayer screws into the water output. I missed this the first time and it leaked. Took it back off, put the washer in, tightened it up good and tight and it didn't leak. I don't know why it wasn't already in place, or in a bag so it wouldn't get lost. If you are leaking at the sprayer connector under the sink, look for this washer and make sure it is in place.I didn't see where it mentioned hot and cold for the connectors in the unit. I say just take a guess and which ever way you like moving the faucet handle for hot switch your lines at your shut off valves which ever way you prefer after you figure out which is which.Nice pressure out of it, the two spray patterns are nice, and the hot cold handle feels like it will last a long time.Everything finally got tighten up and with no leaks from that

The media could not be loaded. This is a very well built and versatile faucet.I’m in the middle of my bathroom remodel so the countertop and backsplash are yet to be installed but I wanted use of the vanity sink and installed the faucet a month or more ago. The faucet has worked flawlessly. Installation went smoothly too. I dislike the plumbing aspect of this type of project because there are always leaks or drips to contend with for us DIYers. That is Murphy Law, right? Anyways the faucet was simple to install with NO LEAKING PARTS.I like the versatility of the nozzle becoming a pull out sprayer making the cleaning of the sink easier than a stationary one.This faucet is solid and well built giving me peace of mind that it will serve me many years without problems. The only minor thing is that there is no indicator telling you which way is hot or cold when shifting the handle. I put a red and blue dot with a permanent marker on the faucet for that purpose. Small problem solved.All in all this is a wonderful feature in my remodel and recommend it highly for versatility, quality and style.