Chrome Curved-Lever Low-Arc Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet

Order F318001 and the choices are already made: chrome finish, brass body, deck-mounted single hole, one curved lever. That makes this chrome curved lever low arc single handle bathroom faucet, the simplest line item in our single-hole range.

Beside the tall vessel and gooseneck models in the same range, this tap is a low basin faucet for a standard counter-mounted bowl. It does not need a raised bowl to make sense.

A buyer comparing chrome single hole bathroom faucet options will notice the difference quickly: the spout stays low, the handle bends away from the body, and nothing else competes for attention.

For a distributor, one finish and one code mean no colour split to forecast. For a contractor, it means every vanity in the building gets an identical faucet.

Overall size is 8" × 7.1" × 1.5" (203 × 180 × 38 mm). As a deck-mounted sink faucet, check it against the basin ledge and against whatever hangs above the vanity, including any shelf, light or cabinet.

Overall Size

8" x 7.1" x 1.5" (203 x 180 x 38 mm)

Mounting

Deck-mounted single hole

Finish

Chrome

Material

Brass

Handle

Curved single lever

Spout

Low arc

MOQ

100 pcs

Need a different outline in the same drilling? The single-hole bathroom faucets collection has the other shapes we build.

Two features define the shape. Both are easy to judge on a showroom vanity and easy to describe on a purchase order.

The low-arc spout and curved lever are forged brass with a polished chrome plating. Chrome stays the default finish for contractors because it matches the hardware already in most washrooms.

Our finishing line matches the colour to a master swatch for each production run, so a repeat order matches the first delivery.

Ask for a sample before specifying. It lets you check spout clearance and lever feel against your own bathroom sink and mirror heights.

Compact washrooms are the obvious fit. A narrow vanity under a wall cabinet, a mirror hung close above the basin, a shallow guest-bath bowl: each of these rewards a spout that stays low.

Walk the drawing before you order. Mark the lowest object above the basin, then compare it with the size row in the table. If the gap is generous, a taller faucet is an option. If the gap is tight, this model is the safer pick.

Developers with several unit types often standardise on a low faucet for the smallest bathrooms and keep a taller model for the master suite. Both fit a single-hole counter cut, so the vanity schedule stays simple.

Tall models in this range are built for a vessel sink and stand well above the counter on a raised bowl. This low-arc model stays close to the deck, which is why it suits shallow basins and tight clearance under a cabinet or mirror.

MOQ is 100 pcs and the model ships certified to cUPC. Branding work goes through the OEM and ODM service.

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