Square spout, right-angle turn
A rose gold wall mounted tub filler and its matching basin faucets
Rose Crank (series 118) gives a project one shape from vanity to bathtub: a square-profile spout that bends at a right angle, slim pin levers set on round side hubs, and round rosettes at the wall or deck. Two of the four models are a wall mounted tub filler with a handheld shower; the other two are basin faucets cut from the same profile.
Every model in the series is brass, finished in Rose Gold and tagged cUPC. All four share the 1017 code root, so the line reads as one family on a schedule: B1017 01 and B1017 28 for the basin, SO1017 22 and SO1017F 22 for the tub. Within this series, the F suffix sits on the backplate version of the tub filler.
Three of the four pieces mount on the wall. Only the B1017 01 sits on the deck through a single hole. On a fixture schedule, that means three wall positions and one deck position to plan.
Basin side of the series
Bathroom sink faucets in Rose Crank: deck or wall
Two of the four models are bathroom sink faucets, and they answer different vanity layouts. Settle that layout before you look at the tub.
B1017 01 is the single-hole bathroom faucet. It suits a countertop or vanity top with one drilled opening and a basin that sits below the spout. Check the hole count on every counter in the order before choosing it.
B1017 28 is the wall-mount bathroom faucet, a two-piece basin set. It belongs on a wall that will carry the rough-in, so the vanity top stays free of fittings. Both sink faucets keep the square spout and pin lever, so a deck basin in a guest bath and a wall basin in a primary bath still look related.
If a project mixes both layouts, list each room type with its mount in the request. That keeps the quantities of B1017 01 and B1017 28 separate on the quote.
One root code, four mounting answers
Rose Crank models side by side
The four models differ mainly in where they mount and how many outlets they feed. Finish, body material and order minimum are the same across the line.
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| Model | Type | Mount | Outlets | Finish | MOQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Rose Gold Square Crank Single Hole Bathroom Faucet B1017 01 | B1017 01 | Single-hole bathroom faucet | Deck-mounted, single hole | — | Rose Gold | 100 pcs |
 Rose Crank Rose Gold Wall Mount Bathroom Faucet B1017 28 | B1017 28 | Wall-mount bathroom faucet | Wall-mounted | — | Rose Gold | 100 pcs |
 Rose Crank Split Rosette Rose Gold Wall Mount Tub Filler SO1017 22 | SO1017 22 | Wall-mount tub filler | Wall-mounted, separate rosettes | Tub spout + handheld | Rose Gold | 100 pcs |
 Rose Crank Backplate Rose Gold Wall Mount Tub Filler SO1017F 22 | SO1017F 22 | Wall-mount tub filler | Wall-mounted, single backplate | Tub spout + handheld | Rose Gold | 100 pcs |
The basin pair are tagged as bathroom faucets; the tub pair carry both faucet and shower tags because each pairs a tub spout with a handheld.
Backplate or split rosettes
Backplate or split rosettes: SO1017F 22 against SO1017 22
Both tub fillers use the same crank spout, lever style and handheld outlet. The choice comes down to how the trim meets the wall.
Separate rosettesSO1017 22 shows each component on its own round rosette, echoing the round hubs behind the levers. Pick it when the design calls for individual round trim rings.
Single backplateSO1017F 22 mounts its trim on one backplate instead of separate rosettes. Pick it when you want the tub wall to read as a single rose gold element.
Matching basin on the wallB1017 28 is a two-piece wall-mount basin set. Pair it with either tub filler when the vanity also has wall rough-in, so both walls carry the same spout profile.
Deck optionB1017 01 is the single-hole version, tagged standard height. Use it on vanity tops drilled with one hole, or for guest baths that do not have wall rough-in.Before the final product is ordered
Planning the wall and deck positions for a rose gold set
Mixed mounting is the main planning task in this series. Three pieces go on the wall and one on the deck.
Fix the wall positions first. The tub filler with handheld and the wall-mount basin set both need rough-in at the right place before the wall is finished. The backplate version, SO1017F 22, covers its trim with one plate; the split rosette version, SO1017 22, shows each component on its own round rosette.
Then confirm the deck piece against the countertop. B1017 01 needs one hole, and the vanity maker should know that early.
Before you confirm the final product list, compare the model codes on drawings with those on the purchase order. Each code is a different mount or trim, so a mismatch is a different item, not a small variation.
Fit by project
Where a rose gold brass faucet series fits a project
Rose gold is a deliberate choice, so it works best where the finish is part of the design brief.
Boutique hotels and hospitality fit-outs can carry one warm metal from vanity to bathtub with a single series. Multifamily and developer projects can use it for feature units or model suites. Distributors can show the whole range as one coordinated finish family.
All four models are brass, tagged cUPC, with a minimum of 100 pcs per model. For private label or OEM/ODM work, say so in the request.
What to put in the RFQ
Sending a quote request for Rose Crank
A complete request gets a complete answer. Our team replies in writing within 12 business hours, and pricing is quoted per order against the minimum of 100 pcs per model.
List each model code with its quantity
Write B1017 01, B1017 28, SO1017 22 or SO1017F 22 exactly, with a quantity for each.
Confirm the tub trim style
State backplate or separate rosettes for every bathroom type, so the drawings and the order match.
Note the mounting surface per room
Mark which vanities are deck-drilled and which have wall rough-in, so we can check the B1017 01 and B1017 28 split.
Add branding or packaging needs
For private label or custom packaging, see our OEM/ODM service page at /pages/oem-odm-service and say so in the request.
Give the delivery address and timing
Include the destination and the project schedule so we can plan production and shipping.
Who specifies the Rose Crank line
Who specifies the Rose Crank line
The series is small on purpose: four pieces that cover basin and tub in one finish.
Hotel and hospitality projects
Repeat room types can use one tub filler code and one basin code across every floor, keeping rose gold trim consistent from room to room.
Distributors and showrooms
Four related codes give a compact rose gold display: a deck faucet, a wall basin set and two tub fillers that tell one design story.
Contractors on residential builds
Wall pieces and the deck faucet let a contractor match the same spout across a primary bath and a powder room with different rough-in.
Private label buyers
Brass bodies, a shared 1017 root and a 100 pcs minimum per model make the line a manageable base for an OEM program.