Swapping out your current faucet with a new one takes a bit of consideration. So here are the different types of bathroom faucets to consider for your home.
Picking a bathroom faucet for your home can feel overwhelming. With so many designs, colors, materials, sizes, and finishes, it can feel challenging to determine which one suits your home best. So here are the different bathroom faucet types ** you should know about.
Center-Set Faucet
Center-set faucets consist of a basin with three holes, where the faucet has handles placed four inches apart. Center-set designs consist of one spout with two handles, one on either side of the base unit.
Deck-Mount Faucet
A deck-mount faucet connects directly to the bathroom countertop. It also works for bathtubs and bathroom sink faucets for a simple, minimalist look. These faucets are excellent for creating space-saving opportunities and making your bathroom look pristine.
Spread-Fit Faucet
A spread-fit faucet consists of a connection below the countertop sink or vanity sink deck, which covers the inner pipework while having a separate spout and handles. The holes for spread-fit sink faucets can be up to 10 inches away from one another while offering nonstandard faucet configurations. However, they share similarities with center-set bathroom faucets.
Single-Handle Faucet
Single-handle bathroom faucets, also known as single-lever faucets, are a type of bathroom faucet that consists of a singular handle. They control both water temperature and pressure, which is popular for kitchen faucets. Most single-handle faucets require one or two holes for countertop installation.
Bridge Faucet
One old-fashioned, timeless style many homeowners use is a bridge faucet design. It consists of two levers and a faucet, all branching off one singular part, which requires two holes in the countertop instead of three. Bridge faucets also come in under-mount designs, allowing homeowners to experiment with their sink faucet placement while making it easier to clean the countertop.
Wall-Mount Faucet
Wall-mount faucets come attached to the wall rather than to a counter or sink, similar to a deck-mounted faucet or tap. They extend over the sink and come in various colors, styles, finishes, and sizes. Wall-mount sinks offer a clean appearance that’s utilitarian and modern.
Vessel Faucet
A vessel sink consists of a basin on top of a bathroom vanity or counters instead of traditional inset designs like under-mount or drop-in sinks. Many vessel sinks incorporate glass, stainless steel, ceramic, copper, stone, and marble. You can choose either single- or double-hole configurations for your vessel sink, along with either wall-mount or deck-mount designs.
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