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Bathroom Faucets & Shower Heads
Choose the Right Bathroom Sink Faucet
Single-Hole Sink Faucets
Single-handle design for sinks with at least one hole; deck plate is used if necessary to cover unused holes
3-Hole Centerset Sink Faucets
Design with spout and handles mounted to a fixed base; used on sinks with 4-inch faucet centers
3-Hole Widespread Sink Faucets
3-piece spout and handles for sinks with 6- to 16-inch faucet centers
Choose the Right Shower Head or Shower Faucet System
Built-In Shower Systems
Dual shower heads with a diverter to switch between them, all built into the shower wall
Shower Bar Systems
A shower head, hand shower and diverter on a long slide bar; shower head height is easy to adjust
Shower Panel Systems
All components — shower head, diverters and hand shower — installed on one long, vertical panel
Body Spray Shower Jets
Small wall-mounted nozzles designed to deliver a targeted, massaging spray
Bathroom Faucet Parts & Accessories
Choose the Right Bathtub Faucet
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Choose the Right Shower Heads and Bathroom Faucets
Choosing the proper shower heads and faucets is important for the look and water usage of your bathroom. Style matters, but there are other factors that influence the type of shower head or faucet you may need. If you’re trying to cut back on how much water you use, you’ll want to consider low-pressure shower heads. There’s a wide array of shower heads and shower faucets to choose from at Lowe’s.
Types of Finishes
Trends come and go, but stainless steel is a classic. This shower head and faucet finish has been a staple for years and will easily coordinate with the rest of your bathroom.
To achieve a look that’s trending, choose a sophisticated and minimalist model with a matte black or matte white finish. There are plenty of styles to choose from that’ll match your desired look. Faucet and hardware collections in matching finishes make it easy to coordinate fixtures throughout your space.
Shower Heads
Shower heads come in many styles and models. The most common type of shower head is the standard fixed metal shower head. They come with many features. A detachable handheld shower head is convenient for saving water and reaching tough-to-reach spots. They’re ideal for people with limited mobility as well as for bathing children and pets. For the best of both worlds, choose a shower-head set, or dual shower head — fixtures that come with both a fixed shower head and a handheld shower head. A waterfall or panel shower head is an option with a beautiful design that also makes your bathroom feel like an oasis. It’s perfect for a modern industrial bathroom.
Shower head features are also something to consider. Depending on your needs, you can find models with massage settings, pause or trickle control functions, and even LED lighting and built-in speakers. If you’d like to improve the quality of your water, look for filters for shower heads. These purifier shower heads help remove impurities like chlorine and mineral deposits from your water.
Faucets
Bathtub faucets are available as wall-mounted, deck-mounted or stand-alone fixtures. Wall-mounted fixtures are the most inexpensive and most common, while deck-mounted faucets are ideal for bathtubs without a shower. Some stand-alone faucets have luxurious looks, replicating designs from the Victorian era. These are ideal for clawfoot tubs and have a low to moderate water-flow rate.
There are different types of sink faucets too, including vessel sink faucets. These are designed specifically for vessel sinks, which sit on top of the bathroom vanity counter, have high rims and need a taller faucet to accommodate the sink height. Other popular options are waterfall faucets and touchless faucets. You’ll want to choose one that works with the type of sink you have, the style of your space and your preferences.