Vessel Sink Bathroom Faucets

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Vessel Sink Bathroom Faucets

Vessel sinks surged into popularity in the early 2000s and have remained a mainstay of the bathroom design world ever since. These sinks are unique to other sink types, as they’re installed above the countertop. They sit on the counter, much like a bowl or--you guessed it--vessel. Because of this, buying a bathroom sink faucet for a vessel sink has a few nuances you don’t always have to consider otherwise.

Although vessel sink faucets can technically be any faucet type--from widespread to single hole--there are a handful of things you need to keep in mind while choosing a faucet for your vessel sink:

Vessel sinks sit much higher on the counter than other bathroom sinks. Because of this, vessel sink faucets need to have a much larger overall faucet height than other faucet types.
Vessel sink faucets can be any faucet type, however, because of the height requirements, these faucets are typically single hole faucets or wall mounted faucets. Very few faucets of other types have handles that reach the height required to be usable with a vessel sink.
Single hole faucets have a single tap and handle that controls both hot and cold water. If you want more precise control, it’s worth considering a wall mounted faucet.
When looking for a vessel sink faucet, you should check to make sure that the spout height is at least four inches. You want to ensure the spout is tall enough to clear the top of your sink. When in doubt, measure!
You also need to consider the depth of the sink basin when choosing a vessel sink faucet. The deeper the basin, the higher the arch of the faucet should be. Think about the distance the spout reaches into the bowl and where the water will actually fall. This can help reduce splashing water over the rim when washing your hands.

Traditional sinks have faucet holes pre-drilled into their rim that indicate what kind of faucet is compatible. Although some vessel sinks include this feature, however most of them do not! In order to install most vessel sink faucets, you will need to drill faucet holes in your countertop or vanity instead of your sink!

If considering a wall mounted faucet for your vessel think, keep in mind that this is the most difficult faucet type to install. You’ll likely want to consult a plumber before purchasing one.

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Trinsic Single Hole Vessel Bathroom Faucet, Single Handle Vessel Bathroom Sink Faucet

KRAUS Indy Bathroom Faucet For Vessel Sink In Spot-Free With Single Handle, Pop Up Drain And Supply Lines

G Series Vessel Sink Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly

Blaze Vessel Sink Faucet Single-handle Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly

Stafford Vessel Sink Faucet Single-handle Bathroom Faucet

Cube Vessel Sink Faucet Single-handle Bathroom Faucet

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Vessel Sink Bathroom Faucets

Trinsic Single Hole Vessel Bathroom Faucet, Single Handle Vessel Bathroom Sink Faucet

KRAUS Indy Bathroom Faucet For Vessel Sink In Spot-Free With Single Handle, Pop Up Drain And Supply Lines

G Series Vessel Sink Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly

Blaze Vessel Sink Faucet Single-handle Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly

Stafford Vessel Sink Faucet Single-handle Bathroom Faucet

Cube Vessel Sink Faucet Single-handle Bathroom Faucet

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