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(More customer reviews)Ordered this from Amazon and it came quickly and in good condition. I had done a lot of research before ordering, including asking my plumber if Delta was a good, reliable brand. When that hurdle was cleared, I looked at lots of faucets. My bathroom was built in 1958 -in the era of first generation "master bathrooms", if a 4'x6' space can ever be called "master". This faucet is attractive. It has a plastic stopper, which I had expected to be metal, based on reviews. That was important to me since prior faucet's plastic stopper connector is what broke off where the tie-in rod goes through it and caused the need for new faucet in the first place. The housing is metal (this is not a given, by the way, according to plumber) but the portion of the stopper extending below the sink base is plastic. No one mentioned that. Another slight negative I would also talk about (beyond the plastic bit) is that it is a tall (bigger) faucet, which is today's current asthetics showing up. It is about 2-3 inches taller than the old one. If you have any sort of clearance issue for where it is going to be placed, be sure you measure well. I thought I knew what to expect, but I was a little surprised at how much taller it was. It is an attractive look though and I like it. And the flow is less as well - maybe due to water restriction requirements in some states? Not sure, just another thing I hadn't expected. Not awful flow - just less than older 1995 model it replaced.
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Two Handle Centerset Bathroom FaucetLeland Collection3 hole 4" installationRigid Spout6 1/3" high, 41/4" long4 1/4" from deck to aeratorMetal Lever HandlesMetal Pop-Up included1/2" IPS connection1 3/8" max deck thicknessNo thick deck kit available1.5 gpm @ 60 psi, 5.7 L/min @ 414 kPaADA Compliant
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