Peerless 2-Handle Centerset Utility Sink Faucet, Chrome P299232

As advertised! Fit perfectly on 45 year old fiberglass utility sink. Very easy to install.

Man, I don't know what to say. Yeah I do...lol. This is a great quality faucet. It installed in minutes, and is beautiful and it's utility is great. I have hooked up a little light weight garden hose to it(just be careful) even though this is a tough little faucet it could easily snap if you jerk on your hose. Anyway, long story short. Best faucet for bathroom sinks if you sink is a little larger than normal or if you have a utility sink. Highly recommended...and the cost was 50% less than the similar product at Lowes.

Installed this in my utility sink in the garage, a replacement for a 19 year old faucet. Seems like okay quality and everything installed alright with flexible supply lines. Doesn't flow a lot of water though, government regulations I suppose.

I took several photos to share. I normally like to purchase a faucet in the store but Lowe's was selling this for $9.00 more so I opted to buy via Amazon. No body had the pics posted that I really wanted to see; though many reviews were good and I read many, but pictures speak volumes to me. The outside is metal, and there is plastic as well. Since it's for the laundry/utility room sink, I decided a $36 faucet was good enough for my needs. As I write this, my husband has not hooked it up yet. If there are any problems, I will return here to repost an update. UPDATE as of 12-19-2020: The faucet works great. Where we placed it, this inexpensive faucet will be last long enough for us. It turns on and turns off perfectly. No Drips. If I could change one thing, it's to have a 2gpm faucet. But we are satisfied with this 1.8gpm faucet this time around.

Excellent quality for the price. This faucet works well in my garage sink and allows us to connect a hose when needed. Great buy.

Works fine but needs an aerator

There are several grades of quality for these plumbing fittings. This one is definitely in the cheap consumer class, but that's not all bad. When the previous model started to drip, I felt comfortable with replacing it with a new one. I got seven years of very good service for about, what, $35 or so? If it had been a brass fixture that cost over $100 I would have fixed it. Philosophical choice, I suppose, but I'm happy with the result. The downsides are few and small. The faucet is soft and floppy to the feel--it gives the impression that it could easily just snap off. Replacing it took about an hour, because the access under the sink is tricky--I removed the entire sink and that was the best answer. I prefer two handles instead of the single handle type--it just makes more sense to me.

Reasonably priced. Made for a utility sink as it is small but sturdy. Very attractive and I found it easy to install yourself.

Well made unit at an affordable price.

Laundry tub work very nice

Easy to install