Faucets come in all shapes & sizes, so consider these when choosing a faucet:

Handles
Choice of a one or two-handled faucet is purely personal. With one handle, you enjoy convenient, single-handed control of water temperature & volume. Two-handled faucets offer more handle styles & spout designs.

Style
Avoid a tiny faucet on a big, bold sink & vice-versa. Look for a faucet that directs water into the center of the bowl. Maybe a tall gooseneck or one w/ a pullout Spray. Too short may not reach far enough. Also, make sure your new faucet can match the correct hole drillings in your sink, 4" centers, 8" centers or single hole.

Finish
Look for a long-lasting, low maintenance finish to complement your decor.

Dripless faucets
Consider how long a new faucet will last or more importantly, how long it will last w/out dripping. Faucets should offer long-term performance & be drip-free for life. Ceramic Disc Valving utilizes discs made of hardened ceramic, a durable material that won't wear out leak.

scald protection

• hot-limit safety stops offer adjustable settings that restrict how far the handle can be pushed toward hot, a particularly useful feature in households w/ small children.
  
  
  
• pressure-balancing valves protect users from drastic temperature changes should someone operate a washing machine or flush a toilet while someone is showering.
  
  
  
• thermostatic valves allow users to select a favorite shower temperature on an easy-to-read dial. The valve responds automatically & maintains the selected temperature even if the water supply temperature changes.