Kohler 394-4-BN Bathroom Sink Faucet, Devonshire Collection, Vibrant Brushed Nickel

Looks amazing...very sturdy...

Very well made faucet, easy to assemble.

Happy with this Kohler faucet. It replaced my old Kohler faucet in our bathroom that lasted 16 years. My husband had no trouble installing it. Would recommend it.

I installed 2 in my master bath, replacing the 30 year old original fixtures. Two new supply lines were also needed per faucet (I used the HIGHCRAFT CNCT1671-2 Braided Faucet Connector With 1/2'' x 3/8'' Brass Nut, Stainless Steel 16 In). The original hot and cold valves under the sink should be replaced because they are for copper pipe, not the above flexiple supply lines. I recommend SharkBite 23036LFA4 Compression Angle Stop Valve, 1/2 Inch x 3/8 Inch, Push-to-Connect, 4 Pack. You can de-solder, or if enough pipe just cut off, the old valves and merely push these Shark Bites onto the pipe, no soldering required. The only other tip needed is to use teflon tape on the end of the provided SS drain pipe that screws into the stopper control portion of the drain. Mine leaked without it and I had to add the teflon tape after the initial installation. I am very pleased with the look and quality of these faucets.

I am very happy with the faucet's finish quality. I am also happy with the method used to secure the faucet handles to the counter top. It is greatly improved over the last faucets we installed. The under counter threaded ring, with it's two locking screws, makes securing the faucet much easier than trying to properly torque a large nut in a limited space. I would have given this product five stars if not for an issue with the supplied drain pipe assembly. The shaft of the brass flange has an outside diameter of approximately 1.65 inches while my sink drain hole has a diameter of approximately 1.45 inches. I don't know that there is a typical diameter for sink drain holes but the Delta drain assembly that was being replaced fit. Since my sink is a designer sink made in the late 70's, this might not be an issue for most people. Replacing the sink, or attempting to enlarge the drain hole, were not viable options. I ended up purchasing a new drain assembly (Wolverinebrass) from a local plumbing supplier in order that the drain flange would match the polished brass faucet.