Pfister Parisa Bathroom Sink Faucet, Single Control, 1-Handle, Single Hole, Polished Chrome Finish, LF042PRCC

We have three similar Pfister faucets in our home and love them. They stay clean and shiny and have not required any repairs in the ten years we have had them in the house. We live in a rural setting and have hard water even with a water softener present there is still some hardness and minerals that are present. The faucets still work as smoothly as they did when new. For these reasons, I bought the Pfister faucets to replace ones that were starting to fail at our business. I was sceptical about the drain that comes with this faucet. It is not the traditional pop-up that has a push rod to open and close the drain. I had not planned on replacing the drain assembly, but had to with the new design which did not include an operating rod for the existing drains. This unit comes with a plastic drain assembly (not metal) with a push button drain. The plastic parts are heavy duty. Operating the drain is just and easy push the drain plug to close and push again to open. Wow, this was easy to install and did not require any plumbers putty or silicone to seal it in the three sinks that received new faucets. No leakage using just the rubber seals included with the drain assembly! See image from instructions.

This faucet was so nice that we got another. One is on a counter at the edge of a pottery sink which was a three-hole application for which there is a baseplate. The other one is on a one-hole pedestal sink, looking sleek and modern without the baseplate. The one on the counter looks elegantly classic. There is also a drain, which is a modern push-button style, a fine fit for the new pedestal sink with the modern large drain. The plumber did not unscrew it to adjust it, so I thought it did not work or was broken until friend made the adjustment. The pottery sink is original to the 40-year-old home, so the drain is smaller as was the custom of the day; plan accordingly as the supplied drain does not fit the pottery sink.

By favorite brand. Very nice and super easy install.

I love this faucet, designed well and manufactured well. I have several of this in my house, the older ones, 10+ yrs, hold up well against the hard water in southern california. Good installation hardware; uses one long thread nut to capture one long threaded stem. It's solid. Easy to install.

This is NOT the exact model replacement as pictured. My faucet was purchased by a prior owner, thus not under warranty, this was suppose to be the exact drop in replacement by model number, it is not. This kit uses ridged copper lines and a pop-up drain plug instead of the pull rod as pictured. The unit itself is fine, just may not be what you're expecting to get. I was in a time crunch, so I made it work with extra lines.

It looks nice, but the water is dripping from the handle. The water flow is lower than my other faucet from different brand.

Put these in both our bathrooms and am very happy overall. Proper tools make for an easier install. Pfister brand Kohler are all we buy for quality in plumbing items.

Surprised when opening the carton. The finish is excellent ,modern styling, and simple to install plus excellent value

It was really good looking quality product. Easy to install and no issues so far.

Venía despegada a todo lo largo, mal fabricada pero funcional. Quizá por eso pedían el 10% del valor.... La reparé con adhesivo.

Cheaper than the Big Box stores

I bought this item to replace a failing faucet. My replacement needs a faucet with a pop-up rod. The description has both a picture and a diagram that shows a pop-up rod. Delivered item had no rod and a newer style of "push pop" drain included. Absolutely no use to me - returned. Wasted my time. It appears to be a decent faucet and would be easily installed. There are no fill lines included so you need to buy 2 of those - about $12 Canadian each. This vendor's return options are not as good as Amazon generally. I won't buy form them again.

I didn't know the connectors to the hot and cold were pipes not hoses. Which the model this replace had. So to connect to my hot and cold I had to buy two short flexible hoses.