FORIOUS Bathroom Faucet, 8-Inch Widespread

A sink faucet that looks right in a vintage bathroom can still be a frustrating purchase if its holes or handle layout do not match the vanity. This FORIOUS widespread faucet uses a three-hole setup with separate cross handles, and its antique brass finish gives it a traditional look for farmhouse-style bathrooms, vanities, or an RV sink with the required spacing.

The listing includes a pop-up drain and supply lines, so fewer separate parts may be needed for installation. The key decision is fit: measure the sink and the space above it before choosing this style.

Quick sizing guide

This is an 8-inch widespread faucet intended for a three-hole sink. Its recommended hole spacing is 6–12 inches, with holes from 1.1 to 1.38 inches in diameter and a sink thickness of up to 1.2 inches. The faucet is 5.6 inches high, and the product information calls for more than 5.8 inches of clearance between the faucet and a mirror or cabinet. Those measurements matter more than the vintage styling: a sink outside the stated range may need a different faucet or installation approach.

Picture replacing an older three-hole faucet on a vanity: the handles sit apart from the spout, and you adjust temperature and flow with the two cross handles. If your sink has a single center hole, this is the wrong format, a single-hole faucet would be the more straightforward choice. It’s a great fit if your existing sink has compatible widespread holes and you want separate controls with a traditional finish.

Pros

The antique brass finish is described as a five-layer coating intended to resist rust and fingerprints, with routine cleaning presented as simple. A ceramic disc cartridge is designed for smooth, drip-free operation, and the listing reports a 50,000-cycle leak test. Without having tried it, treat that test as a manufacturer-reported durability claim, not a guarantee of how long a particular faucet will last.

The package includes a pop-up drain and 24-inch hot and cold PEX supply lines with 3/8-inch connections for standard U.S. fittings, plus installation instructions. The faucet’s two handles offer more independent control than a basic single-handle design, though they also require the right three-hole layout. It may not suit you if you want a minimalist single-handle look or cannot confirm the sink measurements.

One detail to note is the aerator information: the listing gives a built-in flow rate of 1.2 gpm at a maximum of 60 psi and also mentions a replaceable 1.8 gpm aerator. It says the built-in option saves water and reduces splashing, but does not clarify which aerator is installed initially. That distinction may matter if you are choosing primarily for flow rate.

Spec sheet

• Type: Three-hole widespread bathroom sink faucet
• Finish: Antique brass
• Spacing: 6–12 inches recommended
• Faucet height: 5.6 inches
• Hole diameter: 1.1–1.38 inches
• Sink thickness: Up to 1.2 inches
• Handles: Two cross handles
• Cartridge: Ceramic disc
• Included: Pop-up drain, 24-inch hot and cold PEX supply lines, installation instructions
• Certifications stated: CEC, DOE water-saving test, and NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 lead-free certification

Is it worth it?

This faucet makes the most sense when the sink already has compatible three-hole spacing and the antique brass, cross-handle design suits the room. The included drain and supply lines help make it a more complete replacement package than buying a faucet body alone. If you are planning a new installation, measure the holes, sink thickness, and mirror clearance first, the listed dimensions leave little room for guesswork. Choose a simpler single-hole or single-handle design instead if your sink layout differs, or if you prefer fewer controls and a more modern look.