CREA Black Bathroom Faucet Brushed Nickel, Prep Wet Bar Sink Faucet Stainless Steel Single Hole Small Kitchen Faucet with 4 Inch Deck Plate, Mini Faucet Outdoor Tap for Farmhouse Vanity Sink Lavatory

Nice design, brushed nickel bathroom faucet. Easy to install. It looks great on a Kohler pedestal sink.

Looks good in my bathroom sink.

Looks great.....BUT.... Bought in March 2023 but just installed it today. Leaks terribly from inside the faucet on the cold side.

Perfect little faucet for a small wetbar we did in a basement remodel. Worked really well on a narrow 10x17 prep sink with a standard faucet cutout. Counter material was 1.5in thick and all the brackets the faucet came with worked well. Used 1/2in sharkbite (on pex) to 3/8 in compression and just unscrewed the compression fitting and screwed in the hot/cold leads from the tap to hookup water. No leaks or other issues. Couple drips after shutoff, but it's expected with U shaped taps. Would be nice if the sink mount fitting allowed you to restrict movement as this will never need to rotate behind the sink, otherwise worked well for the job and looks great. Packaging was excellent.

Mounts easily with no leaks. The smooth black finish is very stylish, the hot and cold handle operates with very little effort. The aerator allows the water to flow without splashing and the braided stainless steel water lines allow a quick flexible hookup. Well worth the price!

We bought the faucet at the end of July 2024 and installed in in August 2024. The property was under construction so the bathroom wasn't really even used until November 2024. The first weekend of January 2025, the faucet started leaking. There was some sort of internal leak. It took quite a while to diagnose why there was leaking under the sink into the cabinet as who would have thought the brand new faucet would be to blame, but in fact that was the source of the water leak. We had to go and buy a new faucet that costs more, but apparently you get what you pay for. Don't buy these....they are inexpensive for a reason. I bought two of them and expect the second one will start leaking soon as well.

Working well with new bar sink and countertops. . It’s a good size and style for the bar area. Was a reasonable price..

love the faucet and goes well with the bartenders sink I purchased for my tiny house

Ottimo prodotto

We purchased a total of 5 of these faucets for our new home build, and we are (so far) blown away with the quality and style. Comparable faucets from other online retailers or from big box hardware stores are double/triple/or more, and didn’t have this gooseneck style quite like I wanted. The faucets were installed by our plumber, who didn’t raise any concerns regarding difficulty or quality. We have had these installed for approximately 4 months and have been living in this home full-time for 2 months. No issues with this set of three so far. We are wondering if the two that we ordered separately will leak as mentioned by some other reviewers, the mechanism inside doesn’t feel as tight. But as seen in the video above, these turn on and off smoothly with no dripping or leaking. Pros: -great price point -very modern style Cons: -360° pivot is not necessarily a desirable feature when you have small children (water everywhere)

Good solid quality, easy to install, looks nice on our granite countertop, decent price ... what more could one ask for?

I bought this particular faucet as part of my bathroom makeover because: 1. It works aesthetically - I like how the arch in the faucet mimics the arch of the medicine cabinet 2. It extends 5.5", further than most (bathroom) faucets. My counter's sink hole is further back than some (see image), and any faucet arm that extends < 5" out from its body would have dribbled on the counter top when set to a low trickle/when trickling off, as my last one did. Pros: 1. So far no leaks 2. Good water pressure 3. Doesn't make a lot of noise 4. Looks great Cons (because of the use of the faucet in MY space - may not apply to you): 1. Because it has a side tap and I don't have backsplash tiles, water gets flicked onto the wall when people quickly reach to turn off the tap. This didn't happen with my old faucet where the tap was on top, but if you have backsplash (or install the faucet with the tap facing you), this won't be as much of an issue. 2. Because I wanted the tap on the right side of the faucet, you have to push the tap away from you to get cold, and pull it towards you to get hot. This is counter-intuitive for most people, though I'm used to it by now. This could be solved by installing it with the tap facing you or on the left, but aesthetically I most liked it on the right. Don't forget to buy a black stopper to match if your current one doesn't!

Lo coloqué en el baño y queda genial, de momento sigue como el primer día