Manufacturer Since 2008

Brass-Body Bathroom Faucets Built for Export

14 variants, 5 in-house finishes, certified for North America, Europe, and Australia. Every unit cast, machined, finished, and tested on our own 6-line floor in Foshan.

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Bathroom faucet manufacturing floor at Wfaucet facility in Foshan

Certified For

cUPC CE WaterMark

OEM From

200 pcs

17+

Years Manufacturing

14

Bathroom Faucet Variants

5

In-House Finishes

12,000 m²

Production Facility

Manufacturing Depth

What We Make Here, and Why It Matters for Your Sourcing

Walk through our casting hall and you're looking at the start of every bathroom faucet we ship. The body is brass — C36000-equivalent free-machining alloy, gravity cast in-house, trimmed, and moved to CNC machining where we hold valve seat thread tolerances to ±0.05mm. That tolerance is the one that matters most in a bathroom faucet: a loose valve seat is the primary source of drip failure in the field, and drip failures generate warranty claims that eat into your margin on every unit in the batch.

We've been doing this since 2008, and bathroom faucets are one of the two product families we've built the most depth around. The bathroom line runs on its own dedicated assembly line — assemblers who know every torque spec and every cartridge fit for this product family, not a shared line that switches between kitchen faucets and shower valves mid-week. That line discipline is what keeps your 3,000-unit bathroom faucet order consistent from the first unit to the last.

The facility covers 12,000 square meters in Danzao Town, Nanhai District — the center of Foshan's sanitary hardware cluster. We're not a trading company sourcing from three different factories and consolidating under one brand. Every bathroom faucet in this catalog is cast, machined, finished, assembled, and tested on this floor. That matters to you because it means one point of accountability for spec compliance, finish consistency, and documentation — not a supply chain you have to audit separately.

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Brass body casting and CNC machining of valve seat threads at Wfaucet

Brass Body

C36000-equivalent alloy, gravity cast in-house. No outsourced castings.

CNC Precision

Valve seat thread tolerance held to ±0.05mm — the spec that prevents drip failure.

Dedicated Line

Bathroom faucets run on their own assembly line. No mid-week product switching.

One Floor. One Point of Accountability.

Cast, machined, finished, assembled, and tested under one roof in Danzao Town, Nanhai District — Foshan's sanitary hardware center. Your order ships with the test reports your customs team needs, container to container.

Location

Danzao Town, Nanhai

Foshan, Guangdong

Production Model

Direct Manufacturer

No trading, no subcontracting

Explore the Bathroom Faucet Line by Type or Finish

Bathroom Sink Faucets Matte Black Brushed Nickel Chrome Brass Finish Single Handle Two Handle Wall Mount Widespread Waterfall Modern Style Stainless Steel

Product Catalog

Bathroom Faucet Product Line

14 product variants organized by mounting configuration, handle style, and finish — covering the SKU range that moves in North American, European, and Australian retail and project channels.

By Mounting Configuration

Bathroom sink faucet deck-mount lavatory configuration

Mounting: Deck

Bathroom Sink Faucet

Standard deck-mount lavatory faucet, the core SKU for most distribution catalogs. Single-hole and three-hole configurations available. This is the highest-volume variant we run and the one with the most finish options in stock.

Single-hole Three-hole Most finish options
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Wall mount bathroom faucet with supply lines inside wall cavity

Mounting: Wall

Wall Mount Bathroom Faucet

Body mounts to the wall with supply lines running inside the wall cavity. Increasingly specified in European hotel and residential renovation projects. Rough-in depth is a critical spec here — confirm your wall thickness before ordering.

Wall cavity supply EU hotel spec Confirm rough-in depth
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Widespread bathroom faucet three-piece configuration on 8-inch centers

Mounting: Deck — 3-Piece

Widespread Bathroom Faucet

Three-piece configuration: separate hot and cold handles plus spout, typically on 8-inch centers. Standard for North American master bath and hospitality applications. Higher per-unit value than centerset, which supports margin for your distribution channel.

8-inch centers NA master bath Higher per-unit value
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By Handle Configuration

Single handle bathroom faucet with ceramic disc cartridge

Handle: Single Lever

Single Handle Bathroom Faucet

One lever controls both temperature and flow. Dominant configuration in North American residential and mid-range hospitality. Ceramic disc cartridge, 500,000-cycle tested.

Ceramic disc 500,000-cycle tested NA residential
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By Handle Configuration

Control mechanism and ergonomic spec

Two handle bathroom faucet with separate hot and cold controls

Handle Configuration

Two Handle Bathroom Faucet

Separate hot and cold handles. Preferred in European markets and traditional-style North American projects. Allows independent flow control, which some project specs require.

Primary Markets

Europe, North America

Flow Control

Independent hot/cold

Side handle bathroom faucet with ADA-compliant lever positioning

Handle Configuration

Side Handle Bathroom Faucet

Handle positioned on the side of the body rather than the top. Accessibility-driven design, increasingly specified in ADA-compliant commercial and healthcare projects.

Primary Markets

Commercial, Healthcare

Compliance

ADA-specified

Sourcing note: This variant has grown steadily over the past three years. Worth adding to your catalog if you're serving commercial contractors.

By Finish & Material

Coating technology, durability spec, and market positioning

Chrome bathroom faucet with multi-layer electroplated finish
Chrome

Finish & Material

Chrome Bathroom Faucet

Multi-layer electroplated chrome: copper base, nickel mid-coat, chrome top. The nickel mid-coat is what separates a 24-hour salt spray pass from a 48-hour pass — we run both layers on every unit.

Stack Copper base → nickel mid-coat → chrome top
Salt Spray 48-hour pass (both layers)
Price Point Entry-to-mid
Volume Highest globally
Brushed nickel bathroom faucet with lacquer-sealed texture finish
Brushed Nickel

Finish & Material

Brushed Nickel Bathroom Faucet

Brushed texture applied over the same copper/nickel/chrome stack, then lacquer-sealed. Hides water spots better than polished chrome, which reduces end-user complaints and your after-sales cost.

Stack Cu/Ni/Cr + brushed texture + lacquer seal
Advantage Hides water spots vs. polished chrome
Price Point Mid-to-premium retail
Market North America strong performer
Matte black bathroom faucet with PVD coating
Matte Black

Finish & Material

Matte Black Bathroom Faucet

PVD-applied matte black, 0.3–0.5μm coating thickness, cross-cut adhesion tested per batch. PVD is the only finish technology that holds matte black reliably in humid bathroom environments.

Why PVD matters here: Painted or powder-coated black faucets show wear at the handle contact points within months. Your buyers won't be returning these.

Technology PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition)
Thickness 0.3–0.5μm per batch
QC Cross-cut adhesion tested per batch

Finish Technology at a Glance

How the three finish categories compare on durability, maintenance, and return risk

Finish Technology Water Spot Visibility Wear Risk Price Tier
Chrome Multi-layer electroplate High (polished surface) Low with nickel mid-coat Entry–mid
Brushed Nickel Electroplate + brush + lacquer Low (texture diffuses spots) Low Mid–premium
Matte Black PVD (0.3–0.5μm) Medium High if not PVD Mid–premium

By Material

Brass bathroom faucet with unlacquered warm metal finish

Material

Brass Bathroom Faucet

Unlacquered or PVD-sealed brass body, exposed finish. Specified in high-end residential and boutique hospitality where the warm metal tone is the design intent. Higher per-unit value, lower volume — but the margin profile is strong.

304 stainless steel bathroom faucet brushed finish for commercial use

Material

Stainless Steel Bathroom Faucet

304 stainless body, brushed or polished finish. Specified in commercial and healthcare environments where corrosion resistance and hygiene are primary concerns. Different manufacturing process from our brass line — stainless bodies are formed rather than cast.

By Style

Modern bathroom faucet with geometric body profile and minimal detailing

Style

Modern Bathroom Faucet

Geometric body profiles, minimal detailing, compatible with contemporary vanity designs. The style category that moves fastest in European and Australian markets right now.

Waterfall bathroom faucet with wide spout and sheet-flow water delivery

Style

Waterfall Bathroom Faucet

Wide spout with sheet-flow water delivery. Visual differentiator for boutique hotel and premium residential projects. Higher retail price point supports distributor margin.

Low profile bathroom faucet designed for vessel sinks and shallow vanity configurations

Style

Low Profile Bathroom Faucet

Compact body height, designed for vessel sinks and shallow vanity configurations. Increasingly specified as vessel sink installations grow in North American and Middle Eastern hospitality projects.

14 variants across finish, material, handle configuration, and mounting type. All sourced from one floor.

Manufacturing

Brass Body, Five Finishes, One Floor: The Manufacturing Case for Sourcing Here

The finish is where most bathroom faucet quality failures happen in the field — and it's where most factories cut corners you won't see until your customer's product starts showing tarnish at 18 months.

We run five finishes in-house: chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, PVD gold, and oil-rubbed bronze. All five run on our own lines, controlled by our own team, tested against our own standards before any unit moves to assembly.

For a mixed-SKU order — say, chrome bathroom sink faucets and matte black widespread faucets in the same container — finish consistency across SKUs is controlled by one team on one floor. You're not reconciling color variation between two subcontractors. That matters when your buyer is fitting out a hotel bathroom and expects the chrome on the faucet to match the chrome on the towel bar.

In-house finish lines for chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, PVD gold, and oil-rubbed bronze bathroom faucets

Chrome & Brushed Nickel

Three-layer electroplating stack: copper base coat, nickel mid-coat, chrome or brushed top coat. The nickel mid-coat is the corrosion barrier — it's also the layer that gets skipped when a factory is cutting costs.

Salt Spray Performance

Minimum 24-hour salt spray; most batches clear 48 hours. We've seen competitor product fail at 48 hours because the nickel layer was thin or absent. Test reports travel with your shipment documentation.

PVD Gold & Matte Black

PVD is the right technology for matte black and PVD gold because it bonds at the molecular level — it doesn't chip, peel, or fade the way painted finishes do. Coating thickness runs 0.3–0.5μm.

Batch Adhesion Testing

Cross-cut tape adhesion test on every batch before parts move to assembly. We evaluated a lower-cost PVD alternative that ran at a thinner deposition rate — adhesion results were marginal, and we stayed with the current process. The cost difference per unit is small; the warranty claim difference is not.

Oil-Rubbed Bronze

All five finishes — including oil-rubbed bronze — run on our own lines, controlled by our own team, tested against our own standards before any unit moves to assembly.

Statistical Sampling

We pull a statistical sample from every production run for salt spray testing, not just from new product introductions. Consistent process ownership means consistent results across every batch.

Finish Specification Summary

Finish Process Layer / Thickness Salt Spray Batch QC
Chrome 3-layer electroplating Cu base / Ni mid / Cr top 24 hr min; most batches 48 hr Statistical sample, every run
Brushed Nickel 3-layer electroplating Cu base / Ni mid / brushed top 24 hr min; most batches 48 hr Statistical sample, every run
Matte Black PVD 0.3–0.5μm molecular bond Per PVD adhesion protocol Cross-cut tape adhesion, every batch
PVD Gold PVD 0.3–0.5μm molecular bond Per PVD adhesion protocol Cross-cut tape adhesion, every batch
Oil-Rubbed Bronze In-house proprietary Controlled in-house process Per batch protocol Statistical sample, every run

5

In-House Finishes

Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Matte Black, PVD Gold, Oil-Rubbed Bronze

3-Layer

Electroplating Stack

Copper base · Nickel mid · Chrome/brushed top

0.3–0.5μm

PVD Coating Thickness

Molecular bond — no chipping, peeling, or fading

Quality Engineering

Cartridge Performance and the 500,000-Cycle Standard

The cartridge is the component your downstream customers will interact with every day, and it's the component most likely to generate a warranty claim if it's sourced from a supplier who passed paper qualification but hasn't been tested under production conditions.

Ceramic disc cartridge endurance testing — 500,000 open/close cycle standard on every production batch

We run 500,000 open/close cycle endurance tests on cartridge assemblies — and we run this test on every production batch, not just on new product introductions or annual audits.

The ceramic disc cartridges we use in the bathroom line are sourced from qualified suppliers with their own test reports, and we do incoming functional checks on a sample basis before they enter the assembly line. We've had two cartridge suppliers over the years who passed initial qualification but showed early failure rates in our endurance testing — both were removed from the approved list.

We now require a 50,000-cycle pre-qualification test on any new cartridge supplier before they enter production. That pre-qualification requirement adds lead time to supplier onboarding, but it means the cartridge in your container is the cartridge that passed the test, not a substitution made after qualification.

500,000-Cycle Endurance

Run on every production batch — not just new product introductions or annual audits. The test standard applies to every container that ships.

Handle Torque Check

Checked on every unit at final inspection. Too stiff and the end user complains; too loose and the cartridge wears faster. Both failure modes are caught before the unit is cartonned.

Flow Rate Verification

Verified at rated pressure on every unit. Flow rate is a specification your buyers will check — we verify it before the unit leaves the line.

60-Second Leak Test

Every unit gets a 60-second leak test at 0.6 MPa before it goes into a carton. These aren't spot checks on a sample — they're 100% outgoing inspection on every unit in the batch.

Cartridge Supplier Qualification Protocol

1

Incoming Functional Check

Sample-basis functional checks on all incoming cartridges before they enter the assembly line. Supplier test reports required.

2

50,000-Cycle Pre-Qualification

Any new cartridge supplier must pass a 50,000-cycle pre-qualification test before entering production. This adds lead time to onboarding — and it's non-negotiable.

3

Production Endurance Testing

500,000-cycle endurance test on every production batch. Two suppliers who passed initial qualification but showed early failure rates in endurance testing were removed from the approved list.

4

100% Outgoing Inspection

Handle torque, flow rate at rated pressure, and 60-second leak test at 0.6 MPa — on every unit, not a sample. No unit is cartonned without passing all three checks.

Why This Matters for Your Warranty Rate

A cartridge supplier who passes paper qualification but hasn't been tested under production conditions is the most common source of field failures in the bathroom faucet category. Our protocol is designed around one principle: the cartridge in your container is the cartridge that passed the test, not a substitution made after qualification.

500K

Cycles — Every Batch

100%

Outgoing Inspection

0.6 MPa

Leak Test Pressure

50K

New Supplier Pre-Qual

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Chrome Bathroom Faucets Brushed Nickel Bathroom Faucets Matte Black Bathroom Faucets Brass Bathroom Faucets Widespread Bathroom Faucets
Compliance

Certification Coverage Across Your Export Markets

cUPC, CE, and WaterMark — all three under one roof. If your distribution footprint covers North America, Europe, and Australia, you're not managing two supplier relationships to cover your compliance requirements. The same factory, the same production run, ships with the documentation your customs team needs in each market.

cUPC — North America

cUPC compliance required qualifying a low-lead brass alloy and validating casting parameters against NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 requirements. We test every incoming brass batch for lead content using XRF analysis — this is non-negotiable for cUPC, and we apply the same standard to all production regardless of destination market. Your North American buyers get lead-free product; so does everyone else.

CE — European Union

CE covers the European market's pressure and temperature performance requirements. SGS third-party audit reports are available on request for buyers whose procurement process requires independent verification.

WaterMark — Australia & New Zealand

WaterMark covers Australian plumbing code compliance. For buyers adding new finish variants or handle configurations to an existing certified body, we manage the certification extension documentation with the certification body. You don't run a full re-certification from scratch — we handle the paperwork update, and your new SKU ships with the correct documentation.

XRF lead content analysis on brass batch at Wfaucet quality lab

Certification Extension

Adding a new finish or handle configuration to an existing certified body? We manage the extension documentation with the certification body directly. No full re-certification. Your new SKU ships with correct documentation.

Certification Market Coverage What It Covers
cUPC USA, Canada NSF/ANSI 61 & 372 lead-free compliance, plumbing code
CE European Union Pressure performance, material safety
WaterMark Australia, New Zealand AS/NZS plumbing standards compliance
ISO 9001:2015 All markets Quality management system
SGS All markets Third-party audit and testing verification
Market Guidance

Matching Bathroom Faucet Configuration to Your Market Segment

The bathroom faucet category has more configuration variables than most buyers expect when they first start sourcing it — mounting type, handle count, hole count, finish, spout height, and flow rate all interact with the end market's plumbing standards and design preferences. Here's how the configuration decisions map to the segments our buyers serve.

Segment

North American Residential Distribution

Single-handle centerset bathroom faucet for North American residential distribution

Volume Core

Single-handle centerset (single-hole or 4-inch spread) in chrome or brushed nickel

Mid-to-Premium Tier

Widespread 8-inch in brushed nickel or matte black

Flow Rate

1.2 GPM or 1.5 GPM depending on state water efficiency requirements

Key Compliance Note

California and WaterSense states require 1.2 GPM max; most other states accept 1.5 GPM. Confirm your target state before specifying.

Single Handle Faucets | Widespread Faucets | Chrome Finish | Brushed Nickel Finish

Segment

European Residential & Renovation

Two-handle wall mount bathroom faucet for European residential and renovation market

Handle Configuration

Two-handle configurations more common than in North America

Mounting

Wall mount is a significant segment — standard in new construction in Germany, France, and the Netherlands

Finish Trends

Matte black and brushed gold growing faster than chrome in the premium tier

Flow Rate

Most EU markets at 6 L/min (1.6 GPM) or below; varies by country

Two Handle Faucets | Wall Mount Faucets | Matte Black Finish

Segment

Middle East Hospitality & Residential

Waterfall bathroom faucet with PVD gold finish for Middle East hospitality projects

Style Preference

Waterfall and modern geometric styles move well in UAE and Saudi Arabia hospitality projects

Finish

PVD gold and brushed gold finishes are strong in this market

Order Profile

Project orders tend to be larger — 500–2,000 units per hotel fit-out

Consistency Requirement

Consistent finish matching required across all fixtures in the property

Waterfall Faucets | Modern Faucets | Brass Faucets

Segment

Australian Residential & Commercial

WaterMark certified WELS rated bathroom faucet for Australian residential and commercial

Certification Requirement

WaterMark certification is mandatory — non-certified product cannot be legally installed

Labelling

WELS water efficiency rating required on product packaging

Flow Rate

6 L/min or below for most residential applications

Finish Trends

Chrome and brushed nickel dominate; matte black growing in premium residential

Chrome Faucets | Brushed Nickel Faucets | Matte Black Faucets

Segment

Healthcare & Commercial

Stainless steel sensor faucet for healthcare and commercial ADA compliant applications

Handle Configuration

Side handle and single-lever configurations for ADA compliance

Body Material

Stainless steel body for hygiene and corrosion resistance in clinical environments

Operation

Sensor faucets for touchless operation in high-traffic public restrooms

Commercial Catalog Note

The specification cycle is longer but order sizes are larger and the repeat rate is high — side handle and stainless variants are worth adding to a commercial catalog

Stainless Steel Faucets | Single Handle Faucets

Configuration Complexity

More Variables Than Most Buyers Expect

Mounting type, handle count, hole count, finish, spout height, and flow rate all interact with the end market's plumbing standards and design preferences. Getting the configuration right before production starts is the difference between a clean first order and a costly revision cycle.

Mounting Types

Deck, wall mount, vessel

Handle Count

Single, two-handle, side lever

Flow Rate

1.2 / 1.5 GPM · 6 L/min

Hole Count

Single-hole, 4-inch, 8-inch spread

Field Failure Analysis

What Goes Wrong with Bathroom Faucets in the Field — and How We Engineer Against It

Seventeen years of export production means we've seen the failure modes that generate warranty claims and damage your relationship with your downstream buyers. The three that come up most often:

Cross-section diagram of three-layer electroplating stack showing copper, nickel, and chrome layers

Failure Mode 01

Finish Failure in Humid Environments

Chrome and brushed nickel faucets that show tarnishing, blistering, or peeling within 12–18 months of installation. The root cause is almost always a missing or thin nickel mid-coat in the electroplating stack. The nickel layer is the corrosion barrier — without it, the chrome top coat sits directly on copper, and chlorinated water vapor gets underneath it.

How We Engineer Against It

  • Three-layer plating stack: copper / nickel / chrome
  • Minimum nickel thickness of 8μm — the corrosion barrier that matters
  • 24–48 hour salt spray test results on every production batch, not just new introductions
Ceramic disc cartridge assembly showing valve seat machining tolerances and flatness inspection

Failure Mode 02

Cartridge Drip Failure

A faucet that drips within the first year of use is a warranty claim and a customer service call. The failure mechanism is almost always a ceramic disc that wasn't manufactured to tight enough flatness tolerances, or a valve seat that wasn't machined to the right surface finish.

How We Engineer Against It

  • Valve seat thread tolerances held to ±0.05mm on our CNC line
  • 500,000-cycle endurance testing on every production batch of cartridge assemblies
  • A cartridge passing 500,000 cycles at test pressure will not fail in the first year of residential use
Handle set screw torque inspection at final assembly showing thread engagement and thread-lock application

Failure Mode 03

Handle Loosening Over Time

The handle set screw backs out with repeated use, leaving the handle wobbly or detached. This is a design and assembly issue — the set screw needs to be the right thread engagement length, torqued to spec, and in some configurations, thread-locked.

How We Engineer Against It

  • Handle torque checked at final inspection on every unit
  • Correct thread engagement length and torque-to-spec as standard
  • Thread-lock compound available for high-use commercial applications — specify at order configuration

Seventeen years of export production. Three failure modes we've eliminated by design.

Every batch test result, every tolerance spec, and every inspection step above is standard production — not a premium tier. When you source from Wfaucet, these controls are already built into your unit cost.

OEM & Private Label

OEM and Private Label: Configuration Flexibility from 200 Pieces

Most of the buyers we work with are sourcing on OEM or ODM terms — their own brand, their own packaging, sometimes their own design. The bathroom faucet line is fully available for OEM from 200 pieces per SKU, which is low enough to test a new finish or configuration in your market before committing to a full container.

Custom OEM packaging line showing branded cartons, installation instructions, and retail-ready faucet packaging

Sample Lead Times

ODM Projects

Adapting an existing catalog body to your spec. Reference sample or 2D drawing to first sample in 15–20 days. In-house tooling room handles brass casting dies and CNC fixtures — no outside vendor delays.

OEM New Body Design

New body designs from your specification. First sample in 25–35 days depending on tooling complexity. Tooling revisions stay in-house and don't add weeks to the timeline.

Customization Dimensions Available Across the Bathroom Faucet Line

Finish

Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, PVD gold, oil-rubbed bronze — all in-house. Custom PVD colors (brushed gold, rose gold, gunmetal) available on runs of 500+ pieces.

Chrome Brushed Nickel Matte Black Brass / PVD Gold

Spout Height and Reach

Adjustable within the body's structural constraints. Relevant for vessel sink applications where standard spout height may be too low.

Flow Rate

1.2 GPM, 1.5 GPM, or 2.2 GPM aerator configurations. Specify at order time for WaterSense or WELS compliance.

1.2 GPM 1.5 GPM 2.2 GPM

Handle Style

Lever, cross, knob — available across most body configurations. Handle material options include zinc alloy and solid brass.

Single Handle Two Handle

Packaging

Custom carton printing, branded installation instructions, retail-ready packaging with your logo and barcode. We handle packaging design coordination.

Certification Documentation

cUPC, CE, WaterMark test reports issued in your brand name for OEM orders meeting minimum volume thresholds.

OEM from 200 Pieces Per SKU

Low enough to test a new finish or configuration in your market before committing to a full container. Ask us about your specific configuration when you're ready to discuss an order.

Logistics & Freight

Container Loading and Landed Cost: What a 40HQ Looks Like

Bathroom faucets are a mid-density export product — not as heavy as cast iron, not as fragile as glass, but carton dimensions and weight per unit vary enough across configurations that container planning matters for your freight cost calculation.

Carton Packing & Unit Counts

Standard carton packing for bathroom sink faucets runs approximately 6–12 units per master carton depending on the configuration, with individual units in foam-lined inner boxes.

Standard centerset faucets: 2,000–3,500 units per 40HQ, depending on carton dimensions and whether the order is a single SKU or mixed-SKU consolidation.

Widespread & wall-mount: Larger carton footprints reduce unit count per container. We account for this in the loading plan.

Pre-order packing list: CBM and gross weight per SKU provided before you confirm the order, so your freight forwarder can quote accurately.

Mixed-SKU Consolidation

Common for distributors building a catalog launch. We coordinate the packing sequence to minimize void space and keep the container weight balanced for port handling. Widespread faucets and wall-mount configurations have larger carton footprints than centerset — all accounted for in the loading plan.

40HQ container loading plan for bathroom faucets showing carton arrangement and packing sequence

Shipping Documentation Package

Prepared in parallel with production — ready at container loading.

Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Certificate of Origin
Test Reports (cUPC / CE / WaterMark)
HS Code Classification (North America)

Lead Time from Order Confirmation to Container Loading

Standard Catalog Items

25–35 Days

Wfaucet brand catalog SKUs. No new tooling required.

OEM / Custom Tooling

35–50 Days

New tooling or custom packaging. Includes tooling development and first-article approval.

Sourcing Questions

Sourcing Bathroom Faucets: Frequently Asked Questions

Decision-support answers for distributors, importers, and private label buyers evaluating bathroom faucet sourcing from a direct manufacturer.

What is the MOQ for bathroom faucets?

200 pieces per SKU for OEM orders. For standard catalog items under the Wfaucet brand, MOQ is lower — contact us with your target SKU list and we'll confirm. Mixed-SKU orders are common; we can consolidate multiple configurations into one container.

What certifications do your bathroom faucets carry?

cUPC for North America (NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 lead-free compliance), CE for Europe, WaterMark for Australia and New Zealand, ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, and SGS third-party audit.

Important for OEM buyers: All certifications are held on the factory, not on individual SKUs — which means new configurations on certified bodies can be added without full re-certification. Test reports are included with shipment documentation.

What is the difference between a centerset and widespread bathroom faucet for my catalog?

Centerset (Single-hole / 4-inch spread)

The volume SKU — lower per-unit cost, faster-moving in residential retail. Entry residential price tier.

Widespread (8-inch spread, three-piece)

Higher per-unit value, specified in master baths and hospitality projects. Supports higher margin for your channel.

For a distribution catalog, carrying both covers the full price tier from entry residential to premium project.

Widespread Bathroom Faucets | Bathroom Sink Faucets

Why does PVD matte black cost more than painted matte black?

PVD (physical vapor deposition) bonds the coating at the molecular level — it doesn't chip, peel, or fade under normal bathroom conditions. Painted matte black looks identical in a product photo but shows wear at handle contact points within 6–12 months of use.

Cost Difference

Real but modest at the factory level.

Warranty Claim Difference

Significant. Painted finishes generate field returns; PVD does not under normal use.

If your buyers are in a market where matte black is a premium finish, PVD is the only version worth selling.

Matte Black Bathroom Faucets

How do you handle finish consistency across a mixed-SKU order?

All five finishes run on our own lines, controlled by our own team. For a mixed-SKU order, we schedule the same finish across all SKUs in the same plating run where possible, which minimizes batch-to-batch variation.

Chrome and brushed nickel consistency: We use the same bath chemistry and the same plating time parameters across all product families — a chrome bathroom faucet and a chrome kitchen faucet from the same order will match.

Chrome Bathroom Faucets | Brushed Nickel Bathroom Faucets

What flow rate options are available, and how do I specify for WaterSense compliance?

We offer 1.2 GPM, 1.5 GPM, and 2.2 GPM aerator configurations. Specify your target market at order time and we'll configure the aerator accordingly. For mixed-market orders, we can pack different aerator configurations in the same container.

Standard / Market Max Flow Rate Aerator Config
WaterSense (EPA, USA) 1.2 GPM max (lavatory faucets) 1.2 GPM aerator
WELS (Australia) 6 L/min (≈1.6 GPM) or below 1.2 or 1.5 GPM aerator
Standard (non-restricted) 2.2 GPM 2.2 GPM aerator

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Browse by finish, configuration, or mounting type. Each category page includes specification details, certification coverage, and OEM configuration options.

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