Bathroom & Kitchen Faucets

Name: Bathroom & Kitchen Faucets
Brand: Voomi Supply
Rating: 4.9 (124 reviews)

Voomi Supply carries bathroom and kitchen faucets from brands such as Moen, Kohler and Delta, in single-handle, two-handle, centerset, widespread and pull-down types across chrome, black, stainless and brushed finishes. A faucet mixes hot and cold supply and delivers it to the sink at a set flow rate, and the right model depends on the number of holes in the sink or counter. Every order ships with Voomi's 30-day return policy and free help matching a faucet to your sink.

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Faucet Types by Sink Layout

Type	Sink holes	Notes	Example
Single-hole	One hole	A deck plate can cover unused holes on a multi-hole sink, commonly up to 4 inches apart, on some models up to 8	Jaclo 560-ESF-PCH Contempo Single Hole Sensor Faucet 0.5 GPM
Centerset	Holes about 4 inches apart	Spout and handles on one base; single or two-handle	Delta Faucet 2594-RBMPU-DST Linden Venetian Bronze Two Handle Centerset Bathroom Faucet
Widespread	Holes 6 inches or more apart	Spout and two handles are separate pieces; kitchen sinks commonly use 6 or 8 inch spacing	Grohe 2021700A Concetto 2
Pull-down or pull-out kitchen	One to four holes	The extra hole on a four-hole sink is for a side sprayer or soap dispenser	Moen 7565ESRS Align

A standard faucet hole is 1 3/8 inches in diameter and some models need 1 1/2 inches. Measure the hole spacing, the distance to the backsplash and the thickness of the sink deck before buying.

Bathroom Faucets for Every Home

Find the right bathroom faucets for your space, whether you're doing a full remodel or just replacing an old fixture. We carry a wide range of styles and finishes to match your bathroom.

Bathroom and Kitchen Faucet Options

Some fixtures work in both areas. Our bathroom kitchen faucets offer a great solution for laundry rooms or utility sinks where you need flexibility.

Kitchen Faucets That Work Hard

We offer a variety of kitchen faucets, from simple designs to advanced options like pull-down sprayers. You'll find black kitchen faucets, stainless steel kitchen faucets, and more to match your kitchen's look.

Faucets for Commercial Use

Our commercial kitchen faucets are designed for heavy use in restaurants or busy kitchens, combining durability and performance.

Flow Rate Basics

Faucet	Typical limit	Source note
Any faucet, federal maximum	2.2 gpm at 60 psi	Set by the U.S. Department of Energy in 1998
Bathroom sink, WaterSense labeled	1.5 gpm maximum, 0.8 gpm minimum	The label confirms both limits
Kitchen faucet	2.2 gpm maximum; 1.5 to 1.8 gpm suggested for savings	EPA has no WaterSense specification for kitchen faucets

Faucet Parts and Accessories

Need to fix or update your faucet? We carry kitchen faucet parts like handles, hoses, and cartridges to keep everything working smoothly. Examples include a Kohler 1176882-CP spray head, a Grohe 46265000 handle adapter and a Moen 169246 pull-out wand kit. Aerators are the most common accessory and can be swapped to lower the flow rate.

Measure Before You Buy

Measurement	Why it matters
Number of holes in the sink or counter	Sets whether a single-hole, centerset, widespread or four-hole kitchen faucet fits
Distance between the outer holes, center to center	About 4 inches for centerset and 6 inches or more for widespread
Hole diameter	A standard hole is 1 3/8 inches and some faucets need 1 1/2 inches
Thickness of the sink or counter deck	A thick deck can prevent a proper fit
Hole center to the backsplash and to the sink edge	Compare it to the base or deck plate width of the faucet

Kitchen Faucet Styles

Style	How it works
Pull-down	A high arc spout whose spray head pulls down into the sink
Pull-out	A spray head on a hose that pulls straight out toward you from a lower spout
Semi-pro and commercial style	Coil spring or tall spout built for heavy daily use; commercial kitchen faucets are made for restaurants and busy kitchens
Service sink and wall mount	Two handle faucets that mount on the wall or a utility sink, with the spacing listed as 8 centers on some models
Sensor (touchless)	Opens and closes the water with a sensor, common in commercial restrooms, and sold as bathroom and kitchen models

Faucet Valve Types

Type	How it works	Typical repair
Cartridge	A metal or plastic cartridge regulates flow, with one or two handles	Flush mineral deposits or replace the cartridge
Compression	Rubber washers seal against a valve seat when the handle tightens	Replace the washer under the handle stem
Ball	A single handle moves a slotted rotating ball that opens or blocks water passages	Tighten or replace the adjusting ring
Ceramic disc	A single lever moves an upper ceramic disc against a fixed lower disc	Replace the disc cartridge or its seals

Common Faucet Problems

Symptom	Likely cause
Drip from the spout	Worn washer or O-ring in a compression faucet, or a worn cartridge or disc
Handle sticks or is hard to turn	Mineral deposits on the cartridge or a worn washer
Handle is loose on a ball faucet	The adjusting ring has loosened
Weak or uneven flow	Mineral buildup in the cartridge or a clogged aerator
Spray head or hose problems on a kitchen faucet	Replace the spray head, wand kit or hose with the one made for the faucet model

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose between centerset and widespread faucets?

Count the holes in the sink and measure the distance between the outer holes. About 4 inches means a centerset faucet, and 6 inches or more means a widespread faucet. A single-hole faucet with a deck plate can also cover a three-hole sink if the holes are close enough.

What flow rate should I look for?

Bathroom sink faucets labeled WaterSense deliver at most 1.5 gpm. Kitchen faucets can run up to the 2.2 gpm federal maximum, and 1.5 to 1.8 gpm is suggested for greater savings. The maximum flow is marked on the faucet or its packaging.

Can one faucet work in a bathroom and a kitchen?

Some dual-use models suit laundry rooms, utility sinks and commercial settings. Check the spout reach, height and the number of holes against the sink before choosing.

What finishes are available?

Finishes include chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, stainless steel and brushed gold. Use the finish filter on the page to narrow the list, since availability varies by model.

What is the difference between a cartridge and a ceramic disc faucet?

A cartridge faucet uses a replaceable insert that controls flow and mixing. A ceramic disc faucet is a type of cartridge where a lever moves one ceramic disc against a fixed one. Both are replaced as a unit, and the part number is usually on the faucet or in the manual.

Why does my faucet drip?

In a compression faucet it is usually a worn washer or O-ring. In a cartridge, ball or ceramic disc faucet it is usually a worn cartridge, disc or seal. Shut off the supply stops under the sink before taking the faucet apart.

Are single-handle or two-handle faucets better?

A single handle controls both temperature and flow with one hand and suits most kitchens. Two-handle faucets suit traditional looks and widespread sinks, and many centerset and widespread bathroom faucets come in either style.

How do I measure for a replacement bathroom faucet?

Count the sink holes and measure the center to center distance between the outer holes. About 4 inches fits a centerset faucet and 6 inches or more fits a widespread one. Also check the hole diameter and the thickness of the deck.

How do I replace a faucet cartridge or hose?

Match the cartridge or hose to the faucet brand and model number, which is usually on the faucet body or in the manual. Shut off the supply stops under the sink before starting the repair.