Bathroom Sink Faucets

Bathroom sink faucets provide water control at restroom sinks, lavatories and wash stations. This category includes hands-free sensor faucets, single-lever and single-control models, and two-handle lavatory and widespread faucets for commercial facilities, bathroom updates and compatible sink installations.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Bathroom Sink Faucet for Your Sink Layout and Daily Use

Start with the sink or countertop configuration, then compare the control style, water flow, spout profile and included drain components. The available options range from touch-free deck-mount faucets to familiar two-handle widespread fixtures and single-control designs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Deck-Mount Electronic Sensor Bathroom Faucet, Chrome Finish, 2.2 GPMDeck-Mount Electronic Sensor Bathroom Faucet, Chrome Finish, 2.2 GPMWBB344744Two-Handle Lavatory Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Low-Arc SpoutTwo-Handle Lavatory Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Low-Arc SpoutWBB3133184Two-Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Oil-Rubbed BronzeTwo-Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Oil-Rubbed BronzeWBB3121135Two-Handle Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet with Pop-Up, Nickel FinishTwo-Handle Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet with Pop-Up, Nickel FinishWBB3133206
Use Cases

Match the faucet to the wash area

Sensor activation supports hands-free operation at restroom sinks and wash stations. Single-control and single-lever faucets offer straightforward adjustment from one handle, while two-handle faucets provide separate hot- and cold-water control.

How to Choose

Confirm mounting before selecting

Choose a single-hole faucet for a compatible one-hole sink or countertop. For widespread faucets, verify the three-hole layout and spacing: listed models fit 4- to 16-inch or 6- to 16-inch spacing. A centerset option fits lavatories designed for 4-inch centers.

Applications

Support restroom and lavatory installations

These faucets are suited to commercial restroom sinks, bathroom lavatories, wash stations, facility updates and compatible residential bathroom sink installations.

Additional Information

Compare drains, flow and finishes

Several faucets include a pop-up drain assembly, while one single-lever model includes a grid strainer drain. Listed flow rates include 1.2 GPM and 2.2 GPM, and available finishes include chrome, silver, nickel, brushed nickel and oil-rubbed bronze.

1.2 GPMListed flow rate

Available on numerous two-handle and single-lever bathroom sink faucets.

2.2 GPMListed flow rate

Available on the electronic sensor faucet and the single-control centerset faucet.

4–16 in.Widespread spacing

Listed for compatible three-hole installations on selected widespread models.

4 in.Centerset design

Listed for the single-control lavatory faucet.

Comparison Guide

Compare Bathroom Sink Faucet Types

Use the sink layout and preferred control method to narrow the available faucet styles.

Faucet typeBest fit from the listed optionsKey listed features
Electronic sensor, deck-mountBathroom sinks and wash stations needing hands-free activationElectronic sensor activation, single-hole mounting, cast spout, vandal-resistant aerator, 2.2 GPM
Two-handle widespreadCompatible three-hole bathroom sink decksSeparate hot- and cold-water controls, widespread mounting, pop-up drain on listed models, 1.2 GPM on listed models
Single-control or single-leverCompatible one-hole sinks or 4-inch-centerset lavatoriesOne-handle control, ceramic disc cartridge, drain assembly on listed single-lever models; 2.2 GPM on the listed centerset model
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Mounting and configuration

Fit the faucet to the existing sink deck

Mounting style is the first selection point. The category includes deck-mount sensor faucets, one-hole single-lever faucets, 4-inch centerset faucets, and widespread models with separated components.

  • Single-hole options fit compatible sinks or countertops with one faucet opening.
  • Widespread models fit compatible three-hole installations with listed 4- to 16-inch or 6- to 16-inch spacing.
  • The deck-mount sensor faucet has single-hole mounting.
  • The centerset lavatory faucet is designed for 4-inch centers.
Controls and water delivery

Choose the operating style your users need

Touch-free electronic activation is available for hands-free operation. Handle-operated choices include single-lever, single-control and two-handle designs. Compare the listed flow rate when selecting for the intended handwashing application.

  • Electronic sensor activation supports touch-free water operation.
  • Single-lever and single-control faucets adjust flow and temperature from one control.
  • Two-handle faucets provide separate hot- and cold-water adjustment.
  • Listed flow rates are 1.2 GPM or 2.2 GPM.
Drain and fixture details

Review included components and sink-area features

Included drain components vary by faucet. Many listed fixtures include a pop-up drain assembly, while another includes a grid strainer drain assembly. Some models also specify ceramic disc cartridges, rigid spouts, flexible supply lines or a vandal-resistant aerator.

  • Pop-up drain assemblies support basin drainage control.
  • A grid strainer drain assembly is included with one single-lever faucet.
  • Selected widespread models have rigid spouts with 4-3/4-inch or 4-7/8-inch reach.
  • Selected single-lever faucets include 18-inch flexible supply lines with 3/8-inch connections.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What bathroom sink faucet mounting styles are available?

The listed options include single-hole, deck-mount, 4-inch centerset and widespread configurations.

What spacing do widespread faucets fit?

Listed widespread models fit compatible three-hole installations with 4- to 16-inch or 6- to 16-inch spacing, depending on the model.

Do any faucets include a drain assembly?

Yes. Several listed faucets include a pop-up drain assembly, and one single-lever faucet includes a grid strainer drain assembly.

What flow rates are listed?

The product summaries list 1.2 GPM and 2.2 GPM flow rates. Check the individual faucet for its stated rate.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Bathroom Sink Faucet for Your Sink Layout and Daily Use

Start with the sink or countertop configuration, then compare the control style, water flow, spout profile and included drain components. The available options range from touch-free deck-mount faucets to familiar two-handle widespread fixtures and single-control designs.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Deck-Mount Electronic Sensor Bathroom Faucet, Chrome Finish, 2.2 GPMDeck-Mount Electronic Sensor Bathroom Faucet, Chrome Finish, 2.2 GPMWBB344744Two-Handle Lavatory Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Low-Arc SpoutTwo-Handle Lavatory Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Low-Arc SpoutWBB3133184Two-Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Oil-Rubbed BronzeTwo-Handle Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Pop-Up Drain, Oil-Rubbed BronzeWBB3121135Two-Handle Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet with Pop-Up, Nickel FinishTwo-Handle Widespread Bathroom Sink Faucet with Pop-Up, Nickel FinishWBB3133206
Use Cases

Match the faucet to the wash area

Sensor activation supports hands-free operation at restroom sinks and wash stations. Single-control and single-lever faucets offer straightforward adjustment from one handle, while two-handle faucets provide separate hot- and cold-water control.

How to Choose

Confirm mounting before selecting

Choose a single-hole faucet for a compatible one-hole sink or countertop. For widespread faucets, verify the three-hole layout and spacing: listed models fit 4- to 16-inch or 6- to 16-inch spacing. A centerset option fits lavatories designed for 4-inch centers.

Applications

Support restroom and lavatory installations

These faucets are suited to commercial restroom sinks, bathroom lavatories, wash stations, facility updates and compatible residential bathroom sink installations.

Additional Information

Compare drains, flow and finishes

Several faucets include a pop-up drain assembly, while one single-lever model includes a grid strainer drain. Listed flow rates include 1.2 GPM and 2.2 GPM, and available finishes include chrome, silver, nickel, brushed nickel and oil-rubbed bronze.

1.2 GPMListed flow rate

Available on numerous two-handle and single-lever bathroom sink faucets.

2.2 GPMListed flow rate

Available on the electronic sensor faucet and the single-control centerset faucet.

4–16 in.Widespread spacing

Listed for compatible three-hole installations on selected widespread models.

4 in.Centerset design

Listed for the single-control lavatory faucet.

Comparison Guide

Compare Bathroom Sink Faucet Types

Use the sink layout and preferred control method to narrow the available faucet styles.

Faucet typeBest fit from the listed optionsKey listed features
Electronic sensor, deck-mountBathroom sinks and wash stations needing hands-free activationElectronic sensor activation, single-hole mounting, cast spout, vandal-resistant aerator, 2.2 GPM
Two-handle widespreadCompatible three-hole bathroom sink decksSeparate hot- and cold-water controls, widespread mounting, pop-up drain on listed models, 1.2 GPM on listed models
Single-control or single-leverCompatible one-hole sinks or 4-inch-centerset lavatoriesOne-handle control, ceramic disc cartridge, drain assembly on listed single-lever models; 2.2 GPM on the listed centerset model
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Mounting and configuration

Fit the faucet to the existing sink deck

Mounting style is the first selection point. The category includes deck-mount sensor faucets, one-hole single-lever faucets, 4-inch centerset faucets, and widespread models with separated components.

  • Single-hole options fit compatible sinks or countertops with one faucet opening.
  • Widespread models fit compatible three-hole installations with listed 4- to 16-inch or 6- to 16-inch spacing.
  • The deck-mount sensor faucet has single-hole mounting.
  • The centerset lavatory faucet is designed for 4-inch centers.
Controls and water delivery

Choose the operating style your users need

Touch-free electronic activation is available for hands-free operation. Handle-operated choices include single-lever, single-control and two-handle designs. Compare the listed flow rate when selecting for the intended handwashing application.

  • Electronic sensor activation supports touch-free water operation.
  • Single-lever and single-control faucets adjust flow and temperature from one control.
  • Two-handle faucets provide separate hot- and cold-water adjustment.
  • Listed flow rates are 1.2 GPM or 2.2 GPM.
Drain and fixture details

Review included components and sink-area features

Included drain components vary by faucet. Many listed fixtures include a pop-up drain assembly, while another includes a grid strainer drain assembly. Some models also specify ceramic disc cartridges, rigid spouts, flexible supply lines or a vandal-resistant aerator.

  • Pop-up drain assemblies support basin drainage control.
  • A grid strainer drain assembly is included with one single-lever faucet.
  • Selected widespread models have rigid spouts with 4-3/4-inch or 4-7/8-inch reach.
  • Selected single-lever faucets include 18-inch flexible supply lines with 3/8-inch connections.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What bathroom sink faucet mounting styles are available?

The listed options include single-hole, deck-mount, 4-inch centerset and widespread configurations.

What spacing do widespread faucets fit?

Listed widespread models fit compatible three-hole installations with 4- to 16-inch or 6- to 16-inch spacing, depending on the model.

Do any faucets include a drain assembly?

Yes. Several listed faucets include a pop-up drain assembly, and one single-lever faucet includes a grid strainer drain assembly.

What flow rates are listed?

The product summaries list 1.2 GPM and 2.2 GPM flow rates. Check the individual faucet for its stated rate.

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