Very nice looking faucet and if you've ever installed a faucet before you won't have any problem installing this one. Here are a couple Pro tips. If you're installing this faucet onto any natural stone countertop be sure to use Clear 100% silicone under the handles and spout, do NOT use plumbers putty because the oil from the putty will stain the stone and you will end up with dark rings around the handles and spout. Also, don't skip the silicone step or you will find water inside your cabinet. Last, here's where you do use plumbers putty. Your kit will come with a rubber washer to use on the underside of the sink bowl which is great but if you want to prevent leaks for a longer period of time add a little ring of plumbers putty between the drain and the sink bowl. I'm referring to the part of the drain that you will see from above, not below. You don't need much and when you tighten the drain a little putty should squeeze out, just use your finger and remove the excess. Between the silicone under the handles and spout and the plumbers putty between the drain and the sink bowl you should be nice and leak free for many years.

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If you're like me and see the item you need and not necessarily always read about it first, You'll be disappointed to say the least. I don't understand why would anybody want to sell the knobs and the faucet but not the main parts of the plumbing? Apparently the valves are sold separately and are just as expensive as the faucet and the two knobs. Normally when youre looking to buy a faucet kit, you want everything it takes to hook it up and go. Who ever come up with the plan to sell the valves separately really didnt think things through. I can see where some issues with doing it that way could be a problem. Maybe the valves are on back order or you just can't find the correct valves. Then what? Not a great idea in my opinion.

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After a false start with the first one of these (I think it was a return that someone stole some of the parts out of), the second one worked as advertised and I'm very satisfied with the result.

This is a pretty faucet and good quality for the low pricepoint. You aren't getting the same construction or attention to detail in design that you might with some other brands or lines, but there's nothing to turn your nose up at with this model.

The brushed nickel is really pretty, and would fit a lot of aesthetics. My main critique of the faucet is in the styling -- it's very "generic" if nice and elegant, and the handles seem a bit cramped on the main mounting surface.

All in all, however, it seems to be of good quality and will fit a lot of budgets and bathrooms.

Do not buy.