A faucet with a tall, curved spout that turns a full circle over the sink. You can swing it from one basin to the other and stand a tall pot underneath. It mounts through a single hole, which keeps the plumbing job short.

A low faucet means tilting pots and filling vases in the bathroom. A curved spout makes the space below it usable without the faucet itself taking up more room. Swiveling adds the other half of the story: a double sink finally gets water on both sides.
The sink becomes a good deal more usable without anything else changing.

Before fitting, close the angle valves under the counter and let the line drain. Secure the faucet in the existing hole with the supplied nut, then hand-tighten the hoses and give them a final quarter turn. Run the water for a minute afterward to flush debris out of the line.

Take the old one out and set this one in its place.
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