MoenBrantford Oil-Rubbed Bronze One-Handle Traditional Low-Arc Bathroom Faucet with Optional Deckplate and Available Vessel Sink Extension Kit, 6600ORBWaterSense

A really great faucet -- good price, attractive design, super-smooth operation, very complete kit, and actually rather easy to install. The Moen product is my first choice for plumbing fixtures and this single handle faucet is absolutely top quality.We just moved into a new home that came with Delta oil-rubbed bronze fixtures throughout the house (not our taste). I did quite a bit of research on our options and was able to check out the Moen Brantford collection at the local plumbing supply. We saved a bunch purchasing on Amazon.After installing 5 of these one-handle faucets in our bathrooms (2 with double sinks), along with changing out all of the other plumbing fixtures to Moen, I can attest to the ease of installation and the completeness of the entire kit I received -- for about $140 each with free shipping on Amazon.With some solid DIY skills, the right tools, a few basic plumbing supplies, and perhaps some guidance from youtube.com videos, most handy folks should be able to do a first rate installation with minimal grief. My wife and I are really pleased with the look and easy operation of this terrific faucet.

The faucet works well and the looks are awesome. No issues or complaints.

The color was hard to find. They were easy to install because my plumber did it.But I love the look and performance. I needed two. One came with a part missing.I called Moen and they quickly shipped it out to us. So glad to have them. Moen is #1.

Beautiful design and works well when properly installed, but the design of the faucet allows splashed water to drip down the lift-rod into the cabinet below, and there's no way to prevent it. Also, if you have a vanity with three pre-cut holes, you should cover the holes first and use a LOT of plumber's putty instead of relying on the gasket provided, which was ineffective in preventing water from intruding beneath the cover plate. These two shortcomings are why I won't give the faucet a full 5 stars. Also, although it's the fault of my basin design and not the Moen design, if your basin uses an overflow hose attachment instead of a built-in over-flow conduit, your installation will end up being kind of jury-rigged--just a heads-up.

Bought 3 for a remodel and supposedly they were easy to install (contractor didn't complain) except we had 1 that leaked from the top as others have mentioned in reviews. Was able to quickly return and get replacement from amazon and the replacement works great. If you purchase this - test it as soon as you get it for leaking from the top. All three have been installed under daily use for >2mo without fail since. The fit and finish is great and they have a nice "heavy" yet smooth operation. They feel durable and feel as though completely made out of metal.

We bought two of these in brushed nickel for our master bath. We like the simple style and single piece/single handle. They were cheaper than at all the bathroom supply stores as well as from Home Depot. We were told by the plumbing supply companies that this is a cheaper product, but the parts that should all be metal are all metal, and they look great. They were installed no problem into our granite counter top, and they are working great three months later.

We bought this faucet to compliment a hammered copper sink when we replaced our traditional countertop with granite. We mounted the faucet without the base plate, and the installation is very solid and visually appealing. The water control mechanism works very smoothly, and has been problem free for almost a year now. Moen sells several matching items which we have also purchased (towel ring, toilet flush handle, toilet paper holder), making for a very nice overall appearance in our remodeled half bath.

You might spend a bit more for Moen but it's worth it to me to support an American made product. I'm happy with the style I chose. all of my bathroom features are Moen.