Fashionable basin faucet with single handle- 455

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Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 set

Supply Capability:: 2000 set/month

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Specifications

1.Basin faucet, brass body, ceramic cartridge
2.CE approved faucet,high quality chrome plated
3.Guranty 5 years

Product Technical Specification
Material:	Brass main body and zinc alloy handle
Brass content:	57-60%
Cartridge:	Ceramic cartridge, KCG and Sedal brand are available
Surface treatment:	Chrome-plated, other plating available, including brush nickle, red bronze, antique brass, etc.
The thickness of chrome plating:	Nickel: 3.5-12um Chrome: 0.1-0.3um
Water Pressure Testing:	0.6-0.8MPA
Air Pressure Testing:	0.6-0.8MPA
Cartridge Life time:	500,000 cycles
Quality Guarantee:	5 years Quality Guarantee
Water flow:	Wash basin faucet: 13.3`13.7 L/Min

Q: I've got a badly clogged bathroom sink. I took out the draiin cover and I can see where the water is just standing/ draining extremely slowly. I can't reach the clog, but I was able to get a wire coat hanger into it and pull out a small bit of hair (not sure how hair even got into the sink!) but it didn't do anything to speed the draning. There could be a small bit of gravel in the drain from a few months ago as well as some bits of paper (all on accident, I'd never put anything down there!). I already tried some baking soda and vinegar but it didnt help, the vinegar just made the water level raise. The water is maybe 6 or 7 inches from the drain (not in the sink, in the pipe). What should I do? Thanks for your help :): The clog is, most likely, in the p-trap. If you look under the sink, it's the pipe is shaped like a U. A coat hanger won't make the bend, to reach most of the clog. So, if you don't feel that taking it off yourself is possible, they (hardware, home depot stores) carry plastic drain snakes. Designed exactly for the problem you have. Be careful, wear goggles,& good luck.

Q: What is the difference between a basin counter and a bathroom cabinet?: Bathroom cabinet surface material can be divided into natural stone, artificial stone, fire board, paint, glass, metal and wood, etc .; substrate is the main bathroom cabinet, it was masked by the surface material. The substrate is the decisive factor in the quality and price of the bathroom cabinet. In the handling, should be light lift light, do not pull hard; placed, the ground uneven, should be leg mat real.

Q: Weak weak asked, the leader and the basin is to buy a little, or affordable?: So to see their own needs, the price difference is mainly reflected in the material, function and the quality of the valve. In short, for their own is the best.

Q: What is the quality of the wash basin, what are the different types of washbasin material?: Artificial pots of stone powder added to the color and resin, to create a smooth material like natural marble, but more hard and anti-installed tube rack wash basin, should be drawn in the middle of the water pipe mouth vertical line, measured by the ground up Height, draw a horizontal line on the wall, according to the width of the basin in the wall to draw a good mark, playing a diameter of 120 mm deep hole. Dirty, and there are more styles to choose from.

Q: In my apartment my bathroom sink is having problems. Whenever i turn the water on the water collects in the sink of course. The problem is the sink takes a very long time to drain the water. My sink is draining the water but it takes a long time to drain i saw about 30 minutes to drain. What is wrong with my sink?: Kelly, if you look as you do in the picture, and wash your hair in the sink, then it is a good bet that there's quite a wad of it in the drain. If you have a drain that has one of the pull up push down buttons near the back of the spigot, that drain plug that drops down into the hole will also catch and hold hair, eventually making a large clump to plug the drain. There is a new, small, snake type of drain cleaner available for less than $2 at most all the home improvement stores and probably hardware and large grocery stores. It's flexible plastic, with small thorn-like protrusions all along the outside of the unit and a round hole, for your finger to grab through at the top. The idea is to push the snake down into the drain as far as you can get it, then turn it around a few times and pull it out. If there's anything there, it will wrap itself around the snake and come out when you remove it. You may want to do this a few times if you get much on the first try, if you decide to buy one of the units. Some of the other answers were correct in saying that your landlord is responsible to keep the plumbing functioning properly, unless you have some sort of clause in your lease in which you've agreed to take care of it. And that's fine, if you have a very nice landlord, who gets right on these things. If not, however, it can sometimes be a long interval between when you alert him to a problem and when it actually gets fixed. The P trap under the sink may be partially or nearly all clogged with the hair and whatever else may have fallen down there over time, so you'll need to decide which way you want to go. For the $2 or less, it might be worth it to just try to make it better while you wait for professional help.

Q: I have tried draino, but I think I need to pull out the drain and remove the hair and stuff. It drains really slow. I don't know if I should call the landlord because it is something small. But I don't know how to remove the drain. do I just pull it straight out? there are no screws or anything, but it doesn't seem to want to budge and I don't want to break it since it isn't really mine. here is a picture of the type of drain I am talking about:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/Bathroom_sink_drain.jpg: If you cannot lift the drain cap straight out easily, the drain insert is held by a lever under the sink that is attached to the button that opens and closes the drain. It might be easier to remove the trap below the sink and flush it out. All metal and plastic drain traps unscrew by turning the ring around the place where different pieces join. After the ring is loose, the pieces separate easily. Put a pail or pan under the trap before removing it to catch the nasty water.

Q: My bathroom has an old sink that needs to be replaced. At the same time, the faucet and related items would be replaced. If I hired a handy man what would be the estimated cost to me for removing the old and putting in a new sink with all the related items including labor and parts?What would be the estimated cost if a plumber did the job?The new sink would not be anything fancy, just a standarized sink that would be used in a condominium.Thanks: Depending On How Much Remodel You Are Planning On Doing, Entire Bathroom All Fixtures Replaced (Sink, Toilet, Tub, Shower, Accessories, Flooring, Etc.) Done By Yourself & Handyman, $2,000-$3,000 & $4,000-$5,500 If Done By A Contractor. (Keep In Mind If You Use A Licensed Contractor Your Project Will Be Covered A Warranty, Otherwise You Assume Full Responsibility) If You Are Merely Replacing A Sink, Faucet, & Vanity, Including Some Minor Plumbing Work, Yourself & Handyman, $450-$650 & $650-$1,000 If Done By A Contractor. Again The Cost Of The Fixtures & Accessories You Choose Can Effect The Cost Majorly. Gods Speed.......................Best Of Luck !

Q: The bathroom sink has a single spout, so we would only connect the cold water hose. The unit we are moving to does not have laundry taps, hence this question. If need be we can drain the washing machine into buckets. Does anyone know if it is safe to connect the washing machine to bathroom taps?: That should be ok but you will need to see where the drain hose is going to go. On some machines running the drain hose into the bathtub will work ok, The bathtub has enough capacity that it wont overflow . It may take a while to fill and you rinse cycle may be a bit weak. You will need to watch that a friction fit hose doesnt come off the faucet when the machine closes its water valve .

Q: My girlfriend and I recently moved into a house that we recently purchased. The bathroom sink is extremely clogged...to the point that a decent strength snake cannot begin to break through. The clogging is probably a long standing build up of hair, etc. Is there a liquid that can eat through it perhaps or maybe something better than a metal snake that will clear it? We can't really afford to have a plumber come in right now, and so I want to get this cleared myself. Thanks in advance!: I agree REMOVE the ELBOW PIPE under the sink and replace it.... you'll need CHANNEL LOCK PLIERS and the part is cheap and and at WAL MART or any other store that sells hardware !