Cia MotionSense Bathroom Faucet

Many one-handle faucets can be installed without escutcheons, allowing for a clean, stylish appearance on one-hole sinks. One handle controls both the volume of water flow and the temperature. Many one-handle faucets come with or have available deckplate escutcheons to allow for installation on three-hole sinks.

Many one- and two-handle faucets are on 4-inch centers, which is the distance between the centers of the hot and cold inlets or mounting bolts. Many one-handle models can be installed with escutcheon for 4-inch centerset applications.

Two-handle faucets are the most basic lavatory faucets. One handle controls hot water, and the other controls cold. Temperatures can be adjusted by controlling the volume of water flowing through each water line with the handles. Hot and cold water lines connect to the base of each side of the faucet.

With the 8- to 16-inch widespread faucet, one handle controls hot water and the other controls cold. Temperatures can be adjusted by controlling the volume of water flowing through each water line with the handles. Hot and cold water lines connect to the base of each side of the faucet. Most widespread faucets offer the advantage of Moen's M•PACT® Common Valve System.

With wallmounted faucets, one handle controls hot water and the other controls cold. Temperatures can be adjusted by controlling the volume of water flowing through each water line with the handles. Hot and cold water lines connect to each side of the faucet.

Wallmount installation frees up extra space on the countertop and allows room for a standard or vessel sink option.