Bathroom Faucet

Most all RV plumbing fixtures are standard design, meaning the holes that the faucet fits in are standard size and spacing. Just go to Lowes or Depot or the local hardware store and get what you like.IBathTile is a retailer of the Hansgrohe shower collections

Thanks to all that replied to my question, very much appreciated.
1fanman/aka Del

We just replaced our bathroom and kitchen faucets with standard home ones. The bathroom is a 4 inch single handle version. Dropped right in and easy to hook up. The kitchen one is a single hole version. Also fairly easy to hook up. Not as much working room for the kitchen faucet.

Just finished changing both of mine. They were drop in swaps. Best 15 minutes I ever spent.

One of the first items we changed when we got 5vr..kitchen sink and bathroom sink faucets from the cheapo RV ones to quality residential ones.

The back of sink base measurement (area faucet sits on) is important.

Also the size of water supply connections/fittings.
Ours was a straight replacement.

Wish I could have found a residential shower faucet with the shower head hose connection. That one is still RV junk (plastic)and replaced once due to cracked plastic internal 'T'
Access and mounting space limits what I could do.

Make sure you measure the distance between the back closes corners before you go. Some of the small sinks cannot handle the larger bases such as Moen and Delta bases.
Normally any 4 inch faucet should work.

donn0128 wrote:
Should be a standard 4 inch on center faucet. Go to your favorite big box store and buy the one you like best. Should be a drop in.

Thanks for the comeback, I will do just that.

Should be a standard 4 inch on center faucet. Go to your favorite big box store and buy the one you like best. Should be a drop in.