Weller Bathroom Sink Faucet, Single Handle, Single Hole or 3-Hole, Brushed Nickel Finish, LG42WR0K

Okay, I didn't expect to feel this level of joy over a bathroom faucet, but here we are. I installed the Pfister Weller (LG42WR0C) in polished chrome and now every time I wash my hands, I feel like I'm in a hotel commercial. First off — installation. I'm not exactly a "DIY type." I once used duct tape to fix a door. But even I managed to get this thing installed without swearing more than twice. It fits both single and 3-hole setups, which makes it feel like the faucet version of a Swiss Army knife. The handle is super smooth — like, buttery. Turning on the water feels oddly satisfying. My old faucet used to squeak like a haunted house, so this was a major upgrade. The water pressure is great, and the polished chrome finish looks so fancy that my bathroom mirror now judges me when I wear pajama pants at noon. No spots, no leaks, no regrets. Honestly, if this faucet were a person, I’d probably try to date it. 10/10 would wash hands again.

This faucet is great quality. It was easy to install and definitely upgrades the look of the bathroom. It’s heavy and solid. It’s been about a year and still haven’t seen any leaks. The handle to turn water on and off is smooth and feels sturdy and firm yet easy to move. It comes with a plate to cover up if you have three holes in your sink versus two.

This faucet has a handle that is easy to push up for on and side ways for hot and cold. The water flow is smooth. The faucet fit my single hole sink perfectly without any additional parts. The stopper is efficient and easy to unscrew and clean - no matted hair to clog the drain. I use bathroom cleaners, but not abrasive cleanser. The faucet and stopper still work and look like new.

Perfect match and excellent quality

It's a beautiful faucet, and very easy to install. But the sink drain was missing an important washer, and was not easy to install -- or the I structions were inadequate. The missing washer was to seal the flange to the sink, but it was missing and almost impossible to find. This drain assembly is made by Keeney, and the identical thing is for sale at Lowe's for $20, but I'm not going to pay $20 for a rubber washer. And they don't sell a replacement washer. So I had to "make" one. Not easy. The other problem is that the tailpiece really seems to be made for vessel sinks. The weep holes designed to let water from the overflow area drain away are too shallow. So for a "normal" undermount sink, you always have a significant amount of water sitting in the overflow area because it can't drain. And because you are specifically told _not_ to use plumbers putty, eventually that water seeps through the bottom washer and down in the vanity or floor. I drilled a couple of holes in the tailpiece at the bottom of the overflow area to let the water drain away, _and_ I used Teflon tape around the threads of the tailpiece. Problem solved, but all this caused a lot of extra time to be wasted, when this should be a simple job. I really should have sent all this stuff back, but once I had the faucet installed, I didn't want to start over.

Very easy to install. The installation instructions where clear and easy to follow. We've had this for several months and not one issue. Looks great the we god a good deal on cost. I would buy this again and may well purchase a spare when if I find it on sale.

This bathroom faucet has a very nice finish and is contemporary. We found it fairly easy to install and all the parts were there.

These wee super easy for my husband to install! They are beautiful!