I have a PITA three hole pedestal sink, which I removed from the wall and pedestal to install this. This also allowed me to clean all sides of the sink and pedestal. I'm not handy with tools. Once I got the stripped and corroded old faucet removed, which required a hacksaw and cursing, this was easy to install.

I needed a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench. I pushed it all the way forward so the popup rod could descend through the center hole. I used plumber's putty to seal the drain. I used channel lock pliers to tighten the bottom sink nut. I had to remount and recaulk the sink. I had to redo the sink's attachment to the wall, which was a hassle, but nothing to do with this faucet.

The faucet worked flawlessly when I turned on the water, and there was not one tiny little drip anywhere. The swiveling spout makes it easy to fill a bucket in the sink, for example, and is a really nice feature. This chrome fixture looks nice. Very happy.

It fixed my old Delta two handle kitchen faucet.

Returned.

Original became “welded” on from 20 years of use. Only basic skill required to fasten on this replacement. A little pricey for just a replacement handle but no choice. They are getting more difficult to find.

My only complaint with this is the spout isn’t long so the water splashes easily on the back of the sink.

Why did I choose this item? Besides its good looks, it was the brand name. Peerless is a company that has been around forever, and I know if I ever need to replace a wear part, it should be available. The finish on the metal valve handle and trim plate is beautiful, and perfectly applied. The shower head body is actually plastic, but you wouldn't know it by looking. It has the exact same appearance as the rest of the kit. Frankly, I'm not really worried about the shower head material. It's located up and out of the way, so I don't expect it to see any wear. Besides when I think of all the finished plastic parts on my car, which look like metal, and survive much worse, I figure this should do just fine