High Quality Brass Automatic Closing Tap, Self Closing, Chrome Finish and Deck Mounted

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(1) MUTUAL BENEFIT: Our offer will be reasonable, our price will be cheaper in same quality.

(2) CUSTOMIZE: We can make the product as your want, Shap and Quality can be meet your request.

(3) OEM: (1)Laser Print your Logo (≥100PCS). (2)Design your packing box(≥1000PCS).

(4) MIX ORDER: We accept mix order, different model and small quantity order.

(5) SHORT LEAD TIME: In Usually we will ship the order about 15-25days. Urgent order or quick delivery order are accpetable and meet the customer's request.

(6) AFTER SERVICE: (1)5 Years Guarantee. (2)If some parts was broken, our will send new parts to repair after confirmed.

Repair or Replace the faucet that won’t stop leaking with the help of the articles found in this section. With the detailed step-by-step guides, you’ll be able to install a new faucet in any of the room of your house. Now you can save both your time and money by saying goodbye to waiting around for high priced plumbers.

First of all, you need know the basics of your faucet. Read following tips and find out your fauct type, then, you will know how to repair your kitchen or bathroom faucet.

• Usually combination style, where hot and cold mix in a single arm.
• Available in different patterns, they can be built into the wall or flush mounted on the wall above the bathtub.
• In three-valve bath and shower faucets, two valves control water and a third diverts water either through the spout or to the showerhead.
• Two-valve tub and shower faucets have an automatic device on the spout that, when activated, diverts water to the showerhead.
• Two-valve tub fillers and shower fittings fill either the tub or control water in the shower, as do the tub and shower faucets

• Often come in a combination style, where hot and cold mix in a single arm.
• Are available in several different patterns.
• A Ledge-Mounted faucet is mounted in a horizontal position.
• Standard lavatory faucets are made with 4″ centers.
• Wide Spread faucets (see image in next window) are made with adjustable center measurements up to 12″.
• The Wall-Mounted unit is connected to pipes coming through the wall above the sink. It is mounted vertically.
• The most common size in kitchen sink faucets is 8″ center, but 6″ and 4″ are also available.
• Concealed faucets are mounted underneath the sink, with only handle flanges and spout visible.
• Exposed faucets are mounted on top of the sink, with or without sprays.
• A mixing faucet, known generally as single lever, is produced by a number of manufacturers as swing spout kitchen faucets, lavatory faucets and bath faucets. They ordinarily operate by pushing the upright lever straight backward for a 50-50 opening of hot and cold water, back and to the right for cold, and back and to the left for hot water. They have the advantage of being quick-opening and closing, and nearly all have complete repair kits.
• An Over-The-Counter faucet is easier to install because there is no need to crawl under the sink and reach behind the basin to secure the faucet. It comes with factory-installed flexible supply lines and a spring-loaded toggle, with the screw head concealed by the escutcheon.

• When repairing a faucet, line the sink with a towel to keep tools from damaging the basin. This will also keep small parts from sliding down the drain.