Peerless Centerset Bathroom Faucet Chrome, Bathroom Sink Faucet, Single Handle, Drain Assembly, Chrome P136LF

Simple and elegant. Wanted a faucet that could be shut off with wrist or elbow. Because guests and hygiene, and 2020 is barely over. 1. I never read instructions. Because they usually give me a headache and are a waste of time. After the install, I wish I had read the separate de-install booklet on this one. Not only was it encouraging and reassuring ("the hardest thing about putting in a new faucet is getting the old one out"), but it was LMAO hilarious ("may all your coupling nuts turn freely"). A sign of intelligence in the plumbing supply industry! 2. If you don't need a drain assembly, order the P131LF and save five bucks. 3. For the low price, I hope this thing lasts. Seriously, most of the cost with a new faucet is your time, and the orthopedic after effects. I'd gladly pay more if there was something that promised to last a decade or so.

Almost bought a 'no name' value faucet for the kids bath when I found this Peerless for the same money. A little industrial looking and lightly made, but it works well, and went in without a hitch. I do like the ease of keeping it clean - dual knob faucets tend to collect grime in nooks and crannies but this is basically a series of smooth surfaces and a quick swipe is all it takes to clean when doing housework.

I'm not a plumber or a handyman or whatever so please excuse the fact that I don't know the right terms for all the parts. Install went smoothly. After reading other reviews I was very careful hooking the supply lines up as the copper tubing coming out of the faucet definitely looked flimsy. They do accommodate for this by having a place you can stabilize the tubing with a wrench to keep it from twisting as you tighten the supply lines. Followed the instructions, everything went well. New faucet looks good at works well so far. Bottom part is plastic, and the color doesn't quite match the chrome bits, but forgivably so in my opinion.

After a bathroom remodel roughly 15 years ago my faucet began dripping. I resorted to the short-term fix of putting a rubber band over the handle but it still continued to drip. Fortunately, I was able to find the exact same peerless faucet which I knew would fit my existing sink for a great price. Rather than taking the faucet apart and attempting to troubleshoot the issue, it was much more convenient (and cheaper) to replace the unit. The sink was quickly replaced and running within 30 minutes because most of the hardware was already in place. Pros: - Great Price - Peerless Brand Cons: - There are higher quality brands available - Chrome polish gets dirty very fast and needs to be cleaned - Water quality can cause some parts to corrode

My husband has just completed the install of the two Peerless faucets I ordered and they are working perfectly. The faucets are light weight and contain plastic parts but as our water is very corrosive, that may be a good thing. I get that the more expensive faucets have more metal but as we have no children in the house, I can see these lasting for at least 10 years. The best part of this purchase is the included instructions! I read them after hearing my husband chuckle as he unpacked the box of the first faucet and must admit, it make the task easier because it put him in a better mood. In fact, some of the predicted issues were encountered but he had been forewarned. Thank you Peerless for calling out issues that might occur and having a great sense of humor.

A functional and relatively easy faucet to install that looks halfway decent once installed. But it is about as cheaply made as a faucet can be. Heavy copper water lines go a relatively solid (seemingly) valve. That's the good. Everything else is cheap plastic and some lightweight metal. Handle action is a bit wobbly and cheap feeling so i guess it won't last long The finish looks good but unsure how long it will last. Drain tailpiece is all plastic. . Not nearly as solid as the 30 year old Delta it replaced. The finish looks good but unsure how long it will last. Drain tailpiece is all plastic. But this is a budget item and a pretty low price. So that's what you get at this price point.

This thing isn't going to win any prestigious design awards, but I really like the design! I wanted to replace a leaking faucet (at the base) in my apartment bathroom, and this one was at the sweet spot, w.r.t. price. Installation was a breeze, and I see absolutely no leaks after a week of usage. The handle feel is great, and it cleans up very nicely. It looks really awesome, actually. A lot of people told me this brand is "trash", and I should look elsewhere, but I mean, if you're buying a faucet on Amazon with the intention of installing it yourself, installing another one in a year or two is not going to be a big deal. Who knows, maybe I won't even have to replace this. As an added benefit, the gray drain pipe from the old faucet was super gunked up, so replacing that with this one created instant fast-draining with no Drano required. I really like this faucet!

Made from plastic but happy with the purchase. The Delta I replaced was metal, but I feel the Peerless is just as good. The Delta may be a pretty old model.