One hole, 1⅜ in (35 mm), and supply lines long enough for your countertop · review
A two-handle 4-inch centerset bathroom faucet from Kohler at 1.5 gpm, with ceramic disk valves, a drain and its tailpiece in the box.
A bathroom faucet is chosen on its hole pattern first. This one needs three holes on 4-inch centers, the most common layout on older American vanity sinks.
Then the spout. 5.32 inches of reach puts the water over the middle of an ordinary drop-in bowl; 5.22 inches of height leaves room to rinse hands, not to fill a bucket.
And the counter. Kohler gives a maximum deck thickness of 1.625 inches. Most listings say nothing about it, and it is the figure that rules a faucet out on a thick stone top.
Each handle opens its own ceramic disk valve. You mix the temperature yourself, and when one side starts to drip, it is one valve to replace, not the whole faucet.
The drain comes in the box with its 1-1/4 inch tailpiece, in the matching finish. On a faucet at this price, that is the part people usually find they still need on the day of the job.
The body metal. The listing says premium metal construction and stops there; brass is not named.
The warranty. No term appears on the Amazon.com page, where the Pfister faucets on this shelf state a limited lifetime warranty.
The retailer line. The description still reads Available exclusively at The Home Depot, copied from another store’s page. It is sold on Amazon.com all the same.
Available at around $76.00 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address, with few units left in stock.
Stock and prices on Amazon.com move without notice; the button above opens the live listing.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
Set against the median of its own shelf on this site — not against the whole bathroom market.
| Faucet hole diameter | Not stated as a diameter; three sink holes on 4 in centers are required (centerset), with a maximum deck thickness of 1.625 in |
|---|---|
| Spout reach | 5.32 in — stated |
| Spout height | 5.22 in — stated, a mid-arc spout |
| Flow rate | 1.5 gpm — stated, with no test pressure given |
| Cartridge | Ceramic disk valves, two of them, one per handle — stated |
| Body material | Stated only as premium metal construction; the alloy is not named |
| Finish | Vibrant Brushed Nickel, stated to resist corrosion and tarnishing |
| Supply connection | 1/2 in — stated |
| In the box | Faucet, two ceramic lever handles, drain with 1-1/4 in tailpiece |
| Amazon reference | B00P4FTRIW |
| EAN | 0885612348852 |
If your sink has three holes and the two outer ones are 4 inches apart, center to center, yes: that is what centerset means. Measure between the centers of the outer holes before ordering. An 8-inch spread needs a widespread faucet such as the Pfister Courant on this shelf, and a single hole needs a one-hole faucet or one supplied with a deckplate. The listing also gives a maximum deck thickness of 1.625 inches, which matters on stone counters.
The federal maximum for a bathroom faucet is 2.2 gpm at 60 psi, and EPA WaterSense bathroom faucets are 1.5 gpm or less. This one sits at the WaterSense ceiling. The Moen and Pfister single-handle faucets here are 1.2 gpm. On a hand sink the difference is felt mainly when filling a basin.
Each handle opens its own valve, hot on one side and cold on the other, so you mix by hand. It is the traditional American arrangement on 4-inch sinks, and it means a dripping side is a one-cartridge repair.
Same category, nearby prices, between bathroom fittings. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.
| Model | Price | Faucet hole diameter | Spout reach | Spout height | Flow rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kohler Willamette 4 in centerset faucet | $76 | Not stated as a diameter; three sink holes on 4 in centers are required (centerset), with a maximum deck thickness of 1.625 in | 5.32 in — stated | 5.22 in — stated, a mid-arc spout | 1.5 gpm — stated, with no test pressure given |
| Pfister Vaneri single-hole faucet | $90 | Not stated as a diameter; single-hole mounting, with a 3-hole deckplate included for 4 in sinks | Not stated as a spout figure; the overall depth is listed as 4.56 in | Not stated as a spout figure; the overall height is listed as 6.81 in | 1.2 gpm — stated, EPA WaterSense certified |
| Moen Chateau L4625 low-arc faucet | $98 | Not stated as a diameter; listed for a 3-hole centerset installation | 4.36 in — stated, the shortest published on this shelf | Not stated as a spout figure; low arc, with an overall height of 7 in | 1.2 gpm — stated, EPA WaterSense certified, aerated |
| Moen 6145 single-hole faucet | $105 | Not stated as a diameter; installs through 1 hole, or 3 holes with the escutcheon included | 5.5 in — stated, the longest of the five bathroom faucets on this shelf | 5 in — stated; the spec table calls the spout high arc and the description calls it low arc | 1.2 gpm — stated, EPA WaterSense |
This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $76 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.
Details checked on October 29, 2026.
Replacing an old two-handle faucet on a standard three-hole sink drilled at 4 inches
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bathroom fittings and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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A one-handle single-hole chrome bathroom faucet from Moen, with an escutcheon for 3-hole sinks, 1.2 gpm WaterSense and a limited lifetime warranty.
Best for: A single-hole vanity or a 3-hole sink being converted to one lever, where a little more reach helps
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Moen's long-running Chateau one-handle centerset faucet: low arc, 4.36 inches of reach, 1.2 gpm WaterSense, ADA compliant, limited lifetime warranty.
Best for: A small 3-hole vanity sink where one lever and a low profile suit the space
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8 in widespread, 3-hole · 2 handles · 1.5 gpm WaterSense · 360° swivel spout · Push & Seal drain · polished chrome
A two-handle 8-inch widespread bathroom faucet with a 360-degree swivel spout, 1.5 gpm WaterSense, NSF lead-free, a Push & Seal drain and a lifetime warranty.
Best for: Replacing a widespread faucet on a sink or vanity top drilled with an 8-inch spread
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