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Polished chrome finishes can encounter obstacles such as persistent water spots, fingerprints, and stubborn calcium buildup. These issues can detract from the sleek look of chrome and degrade its usability. Learn how to maintain your chrome faucets daily and the kind of weekly maintenance routines they require. 

Shower slide bars are nifty fixtures that create an easy way to have an adjustable height for your shower head. If you've ever struggled with adjusting a standard shower head to the right height or wished for a more convenient way to direct water flow, then you'll appreciate what a slide bar can offer. But what exactly is a shower slide bar? Read More →

In scenarios where standard drain pipes fall short of reaching desired outlets or connections, extension tubes offer a practical solution. Whether due to remodeling projects, structural constraints, or the need to adapt to unconventional layouts, extension tubes provide the necessary flexibility to extend drain reach as needed. This versatility is particularly beneficial in retrofitting existing plumbing systems or customizing installations to suit unique preferences or specifications.

21 Best Types of Bathroom Sink Faucets to inspire your next renovation project. Choosing the right bathroom faucet can make all the difference. From classic designs to innovative modern faucets, Kingston offers a variety of faucets perfect for any style.

Different Type of Bathroom Faucet Handles · Lever handles are one of the most common types of bathroom faucet handles, other types include Blade Handles, Cross Handles, Knob Handles and a few more handle styles for the bathroom.

Pedestal sinks are a great choice for traditional styles and saving valuable space in bathrooms. While they save space, pedestal sinks provide no storage. Learn some creative ways you can add storage to your bathroom while still displaying your beautiful pedestal sink.

Mastering the correct rough-in dimensions is the cornerstone of a successful bathroom plumbing project. From pipe placement to drain positioning, these measurements ensure efficient water flow and proper fixture integration. Whether you're tackling the project yourself or hiring professionals, getting the dimensions right is non-negotiable for a hassle-free experience.

When shopping for bathroom faucets, homeowners quickly run into a variety of mounting styles. Unlike other features, the mounting style of a faucet must match your sink for the correct installation. Except for mini-widespread faucets a 4” center to center faucet typically won’t fit a sink built for an 8” faucet, and vice versa. Yet both of these mounting styles feature three holes, making it hard to tell them apart at a glance. The distinct differences between a 4” centerset and 8” widespread faucet are crucial to bathroom design. Identifying which of the two most common faucet styles a sink needs is easy once a homeowner knows where to look.