Delta bathroom faucet in polished nickel

Technical details

The polished nickel finish is the standout detail here, with Delta’s Brilliance finish described as resisting abrasions and discolouration. That may matter on a bathroom sink that gets daily use and frequent wiping, though the finish is not a substitute for checking that its look suits the rest of your fixtures.

This is a single-handle bathroom faucet designed for either a single-hole setup or a three-hole, 4-in. configuration. An optional deck plate is included for the three-hole installation. The box also includes a coordinating metal pop-up drain assembly, so the drain is part of the same purchase rather than a separate item to source.

The faucet is WaterSense labelled, Delta says its WaterSense bathroom faucets use at least 20% less water than the industry standard. It is also ADA compliant and backed by Delta Faucet’s Lifetime Limited Warranty. The product details do not give dimensions or a flow rate, so those specifics cannot be judged from the information provided.

Getting the most from it

Start by matching the faucet’s mounting layout to the sink: it is specified for a single hole or three holes spaced 4 in. apart. For a three-hole sink, the included deck plate is intended for that installation. If your existing setup uses another layout, this model may not be a straightforward fit.

The included pop-up drain is useful when replacing both the faucet and drain at once. For example, during a bathroom refresh, you can coordinate the polished nickel faucet and drain rather than keeping an older, mismatched drain assembly. The listing does not describe the drain’s dimensions or compatibility with every sink, so the sink’s existing arrangement still matters.

Usage tips

A single handle keeps everyday operation to one control, which is a practical arrangement for a shared bathroom sink. The WaterSense label may appeal if reducing water use is part of your bathroom update, while the ADA compliance is relevant to shoppers who need a faucet meeting those standards. Neither detail tells you the faucet’s exact reach, height or feel at the handle, so don’t use them as a substitute for checking those requirements if they are important in your space.

It suits you if you want a polished nickel, single-handle faucet with the drain assembly included and your sink matches one of the listed mounting options. It may not be the best choice if you need a different hole layout or need dimensions confirmed before buying. For a more demanding installation, a model with clearly listed measurements may be easier to assess.

Before deciding

Does it include a drain? Yes. A coordinating metal pop-up drain assembly is included.

Can it go on a three-hole sink? It is designed for a three-hole, 4-in. configuration, and an optional deck plate is included for that installation.

What does the WaterSense label mean here? Delta states that its WaterSense-labelled bathroom faucets use at least 20% less water than the industry standard. The product information does not specify its flow rate.

Before you buy

This faucet makes the most sense when the polished nickel finish, included pop-up drain and stated mounting options line up with your sink and bathroom plans. The finish claim, WaterSense label, ADA compliance and limited lifetime warranty give you useful selection points, but they do not fill in missing measurements. Check the installation layout first, and look for dimensions elsewhere if clearance or faucet reach is a deciding factor. For a matching replacement with the stated hole pattern, it is a considered option, for an unusual layout or a fit that depends on precise measurements, choose only once those details are confirmed.