If you want to replace your current bathroom faucet with a new one, you should do a little research into the large variety of the items available in the markets these days. These are available in a wide range of styles and prices. You could opt for the inexpensive plastic varieties or the costly brass set-ups. Delta lavatory faucets offer a combination of sleek designs and low prices, which make them one of the most sought after pieces in this versatile market segment.
Once you have decided upon your budget, you should look into the type of faucet you have currently installed. Before buying any spout, you will have to consider the sink you are using. Your current tap will give you a good idea of the type of new design you have to purchase. Not all taps work for all types of sinks. Delta lavatory faucets come in many types like widespread, center set and single hole. Widespread styles have different handles for hot and cold water; while center set ones use a combination of spout and valves on a single basin unit. A single hole style is designed to have single handed control. Each of these types of spigots is used for different types of basins.
Another aspect of these faucets is the finish. You should buy the one whose finish co-ordinates with the rest of the bathroom decor. Different company products are available in a huge range of colors and finishes, and costs will vary as per quality. Some of the most commonly used finishes are Chrome (matte, brushed or polished), Brass (brushed or polished), Enamel-coated colors, Ceramic, Antique, Pewter, Nickel (brushed and pearl), Gold, Platinum, Bronze and many other combination of finishes. A combination of finishes in the faucets creates a unique look in the bathroom.
Finally, consider the handle style of the spigot you are buying. Handle styles are available in different finishes to match your Delta lavatory faucets. Handle style selection should depend upon the ease of use. Therefore, you must consider who uses the lavatory most. If kids and elderly are going to use it, consider buying the liver handles which are easier to grip and turn; otherwise, you can go for more fancy handles. Other types of handles are cross handles, which can be co-coordinated with the room decor, and motion activated handles. Motion activated handles can release water when you place your hands under the spout. These are easy to use and allow temperature adjustments too.
