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One body carries spout and control. The crystal-handle faucet has a brass body and comes in short and tall versions; the waterfall faucet spreads water through an open metal trough.
Model 41611 sets a central spout between two crystal rose handles for separate hot and cold control. It needs three holes in the basin or countertop, which we match when we supply the top.
The wall-mounted faucet frees the counter, with round escutcheons covering a concealed body set before tiling. The low-arch pull-out faucet adds a handheld spray for rinsing the basin and needs clear space below the counter for its hose.
FF-2005B is a floor-standing column with spout, side lever and docked hand shower for freestanding tubs. BF-3004 mounts on the tub deck with an arched spout, two controls and a hand shower.
The crystal-handle range has brass bodies, and each model's material is on its product page. Finishes are matched to one approved sample across faucets, showers and accessories; where your market requires NSF/ANSI 372 lead-free models, we confirm which ones carry it.
Ceramic cartridges control flow and temperature. We list the cartridge reference with each model so replacements fit.
Deck faucets connect with flexible hoses; wall faucets and floor fillers use a concealed or floor rough-in body. We pack the rough-in parts with each set so your plumber can fit them before tiling.
| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting layout | Hole count and spacing in the basin or countertop | Matches the faucet to the deck or fabricated top. |
| Spout reach | Basin model or bowl size | Lets us choose a reach that lands water in the bowl. |
| Outlet height | Basin type: inset, undermount or vessel | Decides between short, tall and wall-mounted versions. |
| Handle clearance | Backsplash height and mirror position | Prevents restricted operation after installation. |
| Connections and valve | Supply thread, water pressure, wall depth for concealed bodies | Keeps installation and service parts compatible. |
| Hose travel | Drawer and shelf layout under pull-out faucets | Keeps the pull-out hose free to move. |
Single-hole deck faucets are the simplest; widespread sets, wall faucets with a concealed body and floor-standing bath fillers have more parts and cost more.
Metallic finishes and decorative crystal handles each change the price. We quote the finish you approve on the sample for every fitting in the room.
Concealed bodies, extension pieces and pull-out hoses appear as their own lines on our quote, so you can see what each faucet type adds.
Repeating a few models across a building keeps cartridge and hose spares simple. We count short and tall versions by room and can ship spares with the order.
Tell us the basin for each faucet. We check spout height and reach against the bowl and keep handles clear of the backsplash.
We confirm hole positions for countertops, or rough-in centers for wall faucets and floor fillers, before the top is cut or the wall is tiled.
You approve the finish sample; we list supply threads, cartridges and hoses for each model and match wastes and shower fittings to the same finish.
Spout, handles, trim and rough-in parts ship together by model and room, with spare cartridges and hoses on the packing list.
Short for basins set into or under the counter, tall for vessel basins. Send the basin model and we confirm spout height and reach.
Usually not, because trim and valve are made as a pair. We supply the matching rough-in body with every wall faucet; if you must reuse an existing valve, send its brand and model and we check.
Model 41611 has its own spacing, shown on the product drawing. We drill the countertop to it when we supply the top, or send the drawing to your fabricator.
Yes. We supply it with the faucet in the same finish and match it to your basin's outlet and overflow.
Its hose pulls up and drops back below the deck. Keep drawers, traps and shelves out of that path; we mark the hose route on the vanity drawing.
Quote the faucet model. We record the cartridge reference for each model in your room schedule, so replacements match without guesswork.