Moen Halle Spot Resist Nickel Widespread Traditional Bathroom Faucet with Drain Assembly for 3-Hole Applications, 84972SRN

We wanted a simple inexpensive upgrade to our bathrooms and this was it. This was the best price I could find for this faucet online. It was simple to install, and I like knowing that there is a lifetime warranty with it too. Works great, no issues at all, looks and feels and functions high quality.

Well, that went well. I think I had the whole thing (minus the sink drain part) done in 90 minutes. This one didn't have the facility for closing/opening the drain plug (I hadn't thought of that as I purchased it) but that wasn't even important since we have one of those clever press-to-close, press-to-open, screened plugs in the sink.I think the older tap models (like American Standard) were stronger and longer lasting (you could expect to successfully replace the washer multiple times during their lifetimes). However, ALL these faucets appear to be the snap-together type with much use of plastic. So I doubt it's worth paying twice as much for a faucet set.All in all, I'm as satisfied as I could be with what I got. This faucet set is a great design, simple to install (compared to years ago), looks good, and the price is right. I recommend it.

Great product and good value. perfect for our bath remodel.

Moen Halle Spot Resist Nickel Widespread Bathroom FaucetThe day after I clicked "buy" on one of these, the price jumped from $80 to $167. After installing it, which was easy, we decided to get a second one, but I wasn't going to pay that much. So, I moved it to "saved for later" and watched the price. A couple of weeks later, it dropped to $74 and I bought one immediately (price was over $160 the next day). Forewarned is forearmed.These faucets replaced Pfister brand faucets that started to leak out of the handles (which I'd never seen). A nice installation feature of these Moen's is that the included under counter hoses connecting the spout, hot, and cold can be removed (to be reattached later) by pressing a button with a finger. This is critical if, like me, you inadvertently install the hot valve on the cold side and vice versa (I know, you wouldn't do such a thing!); and have to redo the install.I don't understand the handful of bad reviews that claim poor quality. From my experience in installing maybe 100 faucets of every kind imaginable, these are well designed and good quality. The all brass valve assembly is quite heavy for example. Yes, there is some plastic -- but virtually all faucets have some plastic parts. For the last few years, I've bought only Moen faucets, as they have been the most reliable for us.

I like the simple design and quality!

Looks great and very easy to turn on

The media could not be loaded. In general I like this faucet. It has a good finish and appearance as well as a smooth function. However, it has a fatal flaw.When the water volume is reduced the water from the spout backflows onto the counter top. This is not convenient, but in my case it was far from just a slow dripping faucet. The facet was inadvertently left not quite off for a few hours in the middle of the night. It created a flood in the bathroom that continued into the first floor and caused significant damage and inconvenience.My installation appears to be perfectly normal. I checked the counter top for level and I checked the aerator to see if it was the issue. The faucet is only a few months old, and I found no issues to account for the defective flow.

We have a granite counter top from which we removed an old wide set faucet. We had a terrible time trying to find a new faucet that woukd fit into the existing holes. One plumber even told us to have a granite fabricator come out and make the handle holes just a tiny bit larger. This Moen faucet went in easily and works like a charm. We are so grateful!!!Nb