Sink Faucets King Township

Bathroom Sink Faucets in King Township

From King City, Nobleton and Schomberg, King Township homeowners order sink faucets from us in three finishes above all: matte black to match black-frame mirrors, brushed gold for warm-toned vanities, and brushed nickel for everything else. Kodaen single-hole faucets start under $100; Lauretta and Kodaen Moderno wall-mounts top out around $365.

What's in the box

Deck-mount faucets come with the body, handle and supply-line connections; the pop-up drain is included on some models and sold separately on others — the product page says which. Standard 3/8" compression supply lines fit every faucet we sell. Wall-mount faucets need the rough-in valve installed inside the wall, so plan those with your plumber during a King Township renovation, not after the tile is up.

Delivery across King Township

We deliver bathroom sink faucets to King City, Nobleton and Schomberg, and everywhere else in King Township. Most orders arrive within 3–7 business days. Orders over $600 ship free in Ontario; single faucets ship at the rate shown at checkout.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does delivery take to King Township?

Most faucet orders to King Township arrive within 3–7 business days. Orders over $600 ship free in Ontario; below that, shipping is shown at checkout.

How do I know which faucet fits my sink?

Count the holes. One hole takes a single-hole faucet; three holes spaced 8 inches apart take a widespread set; a bowl on top of the counter takes a tall vessel faucet; a sink with no holes and a valve in the wall takes a wall-mount faucet.

Is the drain included?

It depends on the model — some Kodaen and MyBath faucets include a matching pop-up drain, others don't. The product page lists what's in the box; matching drains are in our drains collection.

Can I install a sink faucet myself?

Deck-mount single-hole, widespread and vessel faucets are a common DIY job with a basin wrench: shut the supplies, remove the old faucet, seat the new one and connect the 3/8-inch lines. Wall-mount faucets need a plumber to set the valve inside the wall.