One of the most
essential processes in any bathroom remodeling project is to determine the
types of bathroom faucets that will fit into the final design. A home owner may
not realize that there are several different types of bathroom faucet designs
that all serve a different purpose. To get the proper faucet for the project,
it is essential to know the primary design types.
As with most home remodeling products, bathroom faucets have different kinds of layouts that affect how well the faucet will fit in with the project design. Some faucet types will not work with a vanity depending on the layout of the vanity and the needs of the bathroom. It is important to become familiar with the terminology and how it applies to faucet designs before deciding on which faucet to install in a bathroom.
Types
of Bathroom Faucets:
Single Lever Faucet:
Single
hole faucets have one handle and accept the water feed pipes at only one point.
To use a single hole faucet, it is necessary to have a single hole layout in
the bathroom sink.
Center Set Faucet:
Center
set faucets have two handles but the feed pipes meet at the base near the
spigot. Each handle does not have its own feed pipe connection. It is all done
through the base and the water is controlled by each individual handle.
Widespread Faucet:
The widespread and center set faucet
are very similar in design two handles, centralized spout. However, instead of
being combined, the spout and handles are easily distinguished by being
independent from each other.
Vessel Faucets:
The vessel faucet can be
distinguished by having a large, single post design paired with a glass bowl
sitting above a sink counter.
Bathroom faucets come
in all shapes and sizes. Review the different types of bathroom faucets to
determine what kind will best fit the bathroom decor during a bathroom
remodeling project. If you want to know more about Altmans Bathroom Faucets you may consider your help by choosing Click Shop and Run.
