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Premier® Bathroom Faucets

Remodeling, replacing, or building on a budget? These value-priced faucets are stylish and manufactured to last. PlumbingSupply.com® is your source for faucets, sinks and much, much more!

All faucets on this page have 1/2" IPS inlet connections

Premier® Single Handle Lavatory Faucet

Compliant with California Energy Commission water efficiency standards

Premier® 120160 old style shown above

Premier #320467902 (old #120160) Features:

Sleek European design
Single lever handle
#320467902 has loop handle, and old #120160 does not
Certified lead-free
ADA Compliant
Washerless Cartridge
For 4" centerset, three-hole installations
1.2 gallons per minute

SUPER SALE - ONLY ONE left at this great price!

120160 Single Handle Centerset Bathroom Faucet - Chrome = $36.83
Compliant with state water efficiency (CEC) standards for customers in California

320467902 Single Loop Handle Centerset Bathroom Faucet - Chrome = $72.85
Compliant with state water efficiency (CEC) standards for customers in California

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. "What type of faucets can I use in the bathroom?"
A. The two most commonly used bathroom sink (lavatory) faucets are the 4-inch centerset and the widespread.

Q. "What is a centerset?"
A. It is a lavatory set that is 4" center to center from handle to handle.

Q. "What is a widespread faucet?"
A. A widespread faucet includes three separate parts that measure from 8 to 16 inches from center to center.

Q. "What is a mini-widespread (4 inch centerset)?"
A. It is similar to a widespread but with a 4 inch center to center instead of 8 or 16 inches.

Q. "I'm hearing a lot about lead-free these days. What does that have to do with plumbing products and how does the new lead-free legislation affect me?"
A. Basically, the laws implemented Jan. 1st, 2014 require plumbing products that come in contact with drinking water to be "essentially lead free" (less than 0.25% weighted average). For further information about how the law determines what is "lead free", rules regarding which plumbing products must be "lead free", and who these laws will affect, please view our page.

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