[Lavatory] Vanity Faucet Terms

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Lavatory or Vanity Faucet: Bathroom Sink Tap [Faucet]

Wall Mounted [wall-mounted]: Installed on the Wall with Single or Wide Spread Handle Options

Wide Spread Faucet [8" on centre]: Installed on the Vanity Countertop with Handles 8" on centre apart

4" Spread Faucet: Installed on the Vanity Countertop as a tight Spread with the Handles attached to the Spout

Single Hole Faucet: Installed on the Vanity Countertop with a Single Hole and Handles [or Wave Sensor for Commercial Automatic Faucets]

Vessel Hole Faucet: Required most times when installing a Vessel Sink [on top of Countertop], Extra Tall Vanity Faucet with Handle(s)

Pop Up Drain: Ideal for New Sinks and is activated by a push motion to lift the drain instead of a handle to pull [traditional]

Overflow: Required by Canadian Standards*, this is the small hole near the top of the vanity sink to allow for drainage before the sink overfills

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