FORIOUS Vessel Bathroom Faucet Single Handle, Brushed Nickel Bathroom Faucet Stainless Steel Bathroom Sink Faucets, Single Hole Waterfall Bathroom Faucet Tall Lavatory Faucet with Supply Lines

We remodeled a house two years ago, and I installed three faucets there. We're finishing the current house and I have installed three faucets here too. All of them have been off-brand names, so there is little opportunity to research them.I am impressed with most of them. One just failed in that after a month, it no longer shut off completely allowing a slight stream keep running, and because of the design of the dish that the water fell over, the stream was actually pulled under so that it dribbled onto the counter and ran onto the floor. I replaced it today with the faucet in this review. When I removed the failed one, I took it apart and saw that the barrel in which the ceramic cartridge sits had already started to rust. So not all of these unknown faucets are equal.Why does all that matter? This faucet is also an unknown brand and so it's a bit of a risk. My first impression is that it is mostly well made, with a ceramic cartridge and a solid feel and look. I have only one real reservation: despite the solid feel--it is thin enough that I worry about durability and rust in key places like the barrel that rusted in the last one. I'm NOT saying this one will go that way, just an FYI.I read the 8 reviews this faucet already has as of today (1/10/24). I didn't have the same issue as one reviewer with the fastener and collar. Those parts came separated and were easy to identify. Once the supply lines were attached to the faucet, the metal barrel slides up over them and screws into the bottom of the faucet. This is set down through the hole in the vanity and the washers are slipped up over the supply lines from under the sink and then the collar is too, which is then screwed onto the barrel and done. I found it as easy as most of the reviewers.I found the metal barrel I described to be a bit thin too. But it isn't a part that will be abused in any way and it won't be exposed to water, so it should be fine.Despite my reservations about sturdiness, once installed, the faucet sits quite securely and functions well. It does not have a limiter--my experience is that waterfall faucets don't--and my sink is also a bowl, so when the water gushes into the center of the sink, it splashes right out the other side. I also had to limit the water supply under the sink and it works fine now.The plastic collar that screws onto the barrel under the sink does have a threaded brass ring imbedded in the end that screws onto the barrel. But it isn't obvious if you don't look for it. I should note that the plastic collar is cool in that it is designed the way it is so that you can grasp it with your hand and screw it up tight without tools. But if your sink, cabinet, etc are set up so you can't easily get your hand around it to tighten it, a pair of channel lock pliers will work well as long as you are careful to not crush the collar. It doesn't need to be very tight.With that, I'll add that my final assessment is pretty much in agreement with the others so far. It looks cool, seems sturdy, doesn't leak, and has a tall elegant look.As it sits today, it's a five star faucet (well, maybe a bit overpriced), and if anything goes wrong, I promise I'll come back with an update.

I have purchased and installed faucets from big box stores in the past and this was my first faucet from an online retailer and the installation was very different. First off, the hot/cold supply lines needed to be installed first. My past experiences had them already installed out of the box. Second, looking at the directions it is unclear where the fastener screws on to. In the photos included in the instructions (first photo) shows the collar for the fastener already installed, but that was not the case. I figured since the water supply lines also needed to be attached that the collar also needed to but it was nowhere to be found in the box. Upon further inspection, I removed the rubber part of the bottom of the faucet that protects the surface of the counter top from being scratched and attempted to thread the fastener to see if that worked. Low and behold upon doing so the collar twisted out from under the faucet! Once I was able to find the collar and I was able to reinstall the rubber part back and the rest of the installation was straight forward. Again, I'm not sure if that's how other sinks are but that is what took me a minute to figure out. Directions for that are nowhere to be found in the included materials, thus the one start knock.However, after installation, I have found to really like the faucet. It works really well with our vessel sink. Water flow is great and the faucet itself feel of quality. Only time will tell how long it lasts. After knowing now about the installation process I would not hesitate to order from this manufacturer in the future.

If you like a very modern style and a vessel sink these may be the faucet for you. Everything about it is very slick and angular. I like it a lot. The installation looks straightforward, pretty much like the other vessel sink faucets we've installed but we are not to the point yet where these can be installed. If we run into any issues I will update.Looking forward to having these in my master bathroom remodel.

Nice faucet but there's no diffuser on the end like most faucets so water just gushes out quickly when turned on. Since my vessel sink is a little shallow, the water just wants to jump right out of the sink under normal water pressure. I had to turn the pressure down to minimize splashing but it's not perfect. I think if the bowl on my vessel sink was taller or steeper, it may not be an issue but as of now, i'm having to wipe down the backspash and counter after each use. Besides that, the lock rings under the sink are made of plastic/nylon and not brass like my original one. They are very sturdy and not cheap by any means but just something to note. Overall, cool looking faucet and i get a lot of compliments.

I ordered the FORIOUS Vessel Bathroom Faucet for a recent bathroom remodel. Having previously ordered a slightly different faucet set from the same company, I was looking forward to the same design and functionality I had experienced before. This faucet did not disappoint. The FORIOUS Vessel bathroom faucet is made with a vessel type sink in mind as the name implies. This set only differed from the other slightly less expensive set as it included a metal drain. I love the pop up metal drain as it’s very functional and made of high quality stainless steel. If you are using an existing drain then this set may not be necessary and the same company offers the same faucet slightly cheaper without the drain. The faucet is very high quality and is made from stainless steel with gorgeous brushed nickel finish. The tall design of this faucet is perfect for a vessel type sink. Please note the sink is 11.42 inches tall from base to top with a spout height of almost 9 inches, so check measurements before ordering. Once installed the sink and pop up drain work great. Five stars: arrived as described, easy installation, beautiful elegant design, pleasing waterfall flow, this bathroom faucet set met all the needs I was looking for.