Do you have to use the faucet that comes with the vanity and bowl or can you substitute another faucet for it?
2040133
Should be able to use any bowl of the same diameter around and any faucet as i also got a different bowl on mine
2040134
As I didn't assemble this myself I can't be sure of an answer. However, I was watching on occasion during the process and now that its assembled It would be a stretch for me to think you could use an alternate faucet. The hardware that is used to assemble this thing are pretty delicate so in my opinion I would stick with the faucet that comes with it. It's actually a nice faucet and works well.
2040135
I'm fairly certain you could substitute another faucet. (A good plumber can do WONDERS!!) But, we DO have the faucet that came with it - and it's a REALLY, REALLY GOOD faucet!!
962343
You must use a different one usally they supply a faucet with the RO or you can buy one seperate
551233
They were not attached. We replaced them with a different sink & faucet that i purchased separately.By the way, I Love this vanity!!
1610978
I believe any faucet will work. They will only drill the holes that you need to work with your faucet or if you want anything extra. I am loving my sink!
780736
It comes with a faucet that you use. If you don't already have an extra hole you will need to drill one to put it in
299798
No, you will still need the supply lines from the source and inline valves as well. The faucet is plumbed with incoming lines but will need supply lines to complete the installation. This is common and they are readily purchased at any local plumbing supply store. The sinks are very nice and just as advertised. We also put silicone around the base of the sink where they meet the countertop as an extra caution. That is personal perference.
1563063
Hi There! Yes this vanity requires 2 faucet that come which includes two flexible water lines with 1/2-Inch NPT standard connectors. You would also need 2 drains as well. ThanksChrsity
195706
Best approach is to contact the seller. When we ordered ours were were able to customize the faucet and vessel. I'm sure they will promptly answer an email inquiry.
1887911
No, you need a 3rd hole for the faucet. I drilled a hole for the faucet without any trouble since the sink is made of fiber
388745
Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour. And it should be less than an hour for a DIY job. Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour.... » Read More Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour. And it should be less than an hour for a DIY job. « Show Less
1650091
I just bought a regular vessel sink faucet (its a normal sized one that has 1 handle and the water kind of flows over the side). The faucet I bought is regular sized and even with this bowl being smaller than usual, I didn't mind it. It still "looks right" to me if that makes sense. I am having the set installed this weekend so I will try and post pictures when it's finished.
888765
I doubt if they will replace it. I have found that you can go to a hardware store and purchase an inexpensive faucet and it works a lot better that the plastic one that came with this kit.
1223847
You will need to supply water to the faucet by a hose. The faucet is a simple sink faucet and you can leave it on and control the water by the hose if you like
32483
1) Vanity comes assembled but counter top, bowl or (integrated sink) installation required and drawers hardware need to be installed.2) Customers are responsible for cutting out the back of the vanity in order to fit in their own plumbing.
371230
We had a plumber install ours and it was a replacement. I would ask someone in a store that sells faucets.
2099215
I bought the premier 120334L Essen lead free single handle commercial faucet. Make sure you center it on the division between the two sinks. Not in the center of them together. Love my faucet but now wish I wouldn't have bought the divided sink. If done again I would buy the same sink but a single big bowl.
1332689
no it does not require a separate faucet, however you can add a separate one if you want it.