PARLOS2-Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet with Drain Assembly and Supply Hose Lead-Free cUPC Lavatory Faucet Mixer Double Handle Tap Deck Mounted Brushed Nickel,13598

Se ven elegantes en mi baño y el material es muy bien se ven que van a durarPero habría que esperar un tiempo para checar que tanto duranPero por el momento muy contento

excelente calidad del producto, si es de acero inox, la instalaciòn fue muy ràpida.

Sink taps

We bought two of these faucets and had an identical, enjoyable, installation experience. Its a new game. It was more difficult getting the old ones out than everything it took to get these in.The look good on the sinks, the handles (hot/cold hand valve levers) work extremely smooth. Almost effortless to operate, water flows well, quality aerators, good arch on the spigot and they came with two need feed lines! The faucet also comes with a new drain pipe from sink to under-sink drainage system and a toggle stopper (push once to close, push/let go a second time to open) and it works well, too. Doesn't drip water after shut-off. The most drip we see is maybe a residual droplet or two behind aerator which has zero to do with the valves, they work quite well.While all is good, we did experience two issues but I think it has much more to do with having a mobile home than it does the product so no stars deducted in the following:- The sink drain hole areas is very thin. So, when we mounted the new drainage stem / stopper component, we had leakage because of the cheap sink we have. We found a large piece of plastic ring (1" think) to go around the pipe underneath which acted as a spacer and allowed us to draw the drain down snug. Otherwise, leaking water around the drain plug and standing water above the drain in sink. Get it installed correctly though, then good to go.- The faucet includes a thin plastic plate which acts as a buffer between the metal faucet and the sink and serves partly as a barrier to keep water from running under the faucet mounts. Our mobile-home cheapliness issue is that one faucet moves around on the sink (sliding on that plastic barrier like a sleigh rail) for two reasons. 1) can't get back to the nuts to tighten properly due to not having mobile-home style tools and b) its slick plastic sitting on very slick and waxed porcelain covered steel. This is my fault, not the product. So - construction adhesive did the trick!

I swear I'd already written this review, but Amazon shows I didn't, so here goes:I got two of these for the 2nd bathroom and was very impressed with them. Solid, consistent construction and appearance across units, and dirt cheap IMO.For the master bathroom, we went with some $120 home depot faucets in a similar style and ended up returning them to get two more of these. The more expensive ones were a nicer finish arguably, and had minimized gaudy branding - unlike the Parlos - but had wobbly handles no matter how tightened they were.We now have a total of 5 of these Parlos faucets (2 in master, 2 in guest, 1 in half bath) and they're absolutely fine. They come with the sink supply lines too which is a nice touch, *especially* at this pricepoint. All of them seem about the same in terms of finish/color and construction. 4 have been in use for more than 2 years and moved with us between where we previously rented and now our purchased home.My only issue, and it's a minor gripe at that, is that the drain ring lets a small amount of water pool that needs to air dry away. I imagine after a few years this might either stain or discolor the drain, or perhaps collect grime that's more effort to clean off. Hasn't happened yet, but I imagine it's a matter of time. If the ring around the drain was angled inward a bit more, I imagine this wouldn't happen. Idk if that's practical given how it mates to the drain plug though.Would recommend.