Dakota Plumbing DSF-42BSH00RG-DIS Vanity Faucet Rose Gold

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSF-42BSH00RG-DIS is a single-handle, single-hole vanity faucet finished in rose gold, designed for residential bathroom installations. Part of the Skye Collection, it features sweeping, curved styling consistent with a contemporary aesthetic. The faucet delivers a flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute at 60 psi, meeting common low-flow standards for bathroom fixtures. A push pop-up drain with overflow is included in the package. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers handle installation, typically on standard single-hole vanity tops or countertops. The rose gold finish and refined silhouette make it suited for modern bathroom remodels and new construction alike.

This faucet is designed for single-hole bathroom vanity applications in residential settings. It is part of the Skye Collection, which focuses on contemporary styling with fluid, curved lines. The included push pop-up drain with overflow simplifies the installation by eliminating the need to source a separate drain assembly. Its 1.5 gpm flow rate at 60 psi keeps water usage in check without requiring separate flow restrictor hardware. This faucet is appropriate for standard bathroom sink countertops with a single pre-drilled hole configuration.

Key Features

• Single-hole installation — fits standard pre-drilled vanity tops with one mounting hole
• Flow rate of 1.5 gpm at 60 psi for efficient water use
• Rose gold finish for a contemporary bathroom aesthetic
• Includes push pop-up drain assembly with overflow — no separate drain purchase needed
• Single-handle operation for straightforward temperature and volume control
• Part of the Skye Collection with a consistent contemporary design language

Compatibility

Designed for single-hole bathroom vanity sinks and countertops. Compatible with standard pop-up drain configurations with overflow. Intended for residential bathroom use.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson, though experienced DIYers familiar with plumbing rough-in work can handle the task. Shut off the water supply valves under the sink before beginning any work and confirm water pressure is within the fixture's rated operating range. Follow local plumbing codes, including IPC requirements, for drain and supply line connections. Do not overtighten the mounting hardware, as this can crack the sink deck or damage the faucet base.