Moen Eva Brushed Nickel Two-Handle 4-Inch Centerset Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly, Bathroom Faucets for Sink 3-Hole, 6410BN

After years of using the cheap faucets and bathroom hardware installed by the builder, we decided it was time for an upgrade and decided on the Moen Eva line. First off, the look and feel of the brushed nickel is beautiful; it provides a much cleaner, more sophisticated aesthetic than the old chrome. While finish is a matter of preference, we find this to be a massive improvement. ​The installation process for the entire Moen Eva line has been tremendous. Every piece feels incredibly solid and heavyweight, which speaks to the overall quality of the build. The surface also cleans up very nicely, maintaining that premium look with minimal effort. In fact, we liked this faucet so much that we purchased three of them to redo the master bathroom and the guest bathroom. We even went as far as matching the rest of the hardware, including the towel racks and hooks, robe hooks, toilet handles, and toilet paper holders, Along with new sinks, valves and water lines for a total refresh, it was a DIY extravaganza, and was well worth it! It is a fantastic, cohesive set that has transformed our bathrooms. We are completely happy with the purchase and highly recommend them.

Got this faucet off “Like new” listing for a considerable savings and am very happy with the purchase. The tap itself is all metal components as is the drain assembly also. The only plastic pieces are the drain plug plunger and the tap mounting retention nuts. The gasket is similar to a foam rubber product as opposed to the standard plastic gasket with most faucets. The flow control restrictor comes installed in the tap but they include the tool to remove it or swap it for a different one for different flow rates.

Good faucet for the money. Super easy to install. The only issue i had was that the drain stopper set it came with doesn’t seal very well to my sink. Tried reseating it with additional plumbers putty but still not holding water. It’s possible that it may the shape of the drain hole in the sink - it may require a wider drain ring. Being that we don’t really ever use the drain stopper in this sink, I am leaving it alone for now.

I cannot complain, i cannot find anything wrong with it. Not cheap either.

If you have hard water, this is Not the faucet for you...hard water staining constantly