Utility Sink Faucets

Utility Sink Faucets: Versatile and Efficient for Every Task

Are you thinking about adding a utility sink faucet to upgrade your washing area? Here’s what to consider before you make a purchase.

The Highlights

The laundry room may not be the most stylish space in your home, but it can still look appealing. The addition of new utility sink faucets can take the room from blah to beautiful. 

Faucet Center

The faucet center refers to the distance between the holes that are pre-drilled into a centerset vanity or sink. Most centers in wall-mounted utility sink faucets are four-inch or eight-inch centerset. Vintage Tub & Bath carries a full line of faucet centers, including:

• 4 +/- inch

• 7 +/- inch

• 8 +/- inch

• Single hole

• Adjustable

By keeping an assortment of utility sink faucets in stock, we make it easier for homeowners and designers to create the look they desire. 

Materials

Vintage Tub & Bath carries only the best brass utility sink faucets. Brass is the preferred material for utility sinks because of its durability, fire resistance, and natural antimicrobial properties. 

Brass resists corrosion and tarnishing, making it perfect for sinks that get heavy use. Because many different types of finishes can be added to brass, it is also a versatile material. 

Handle Style

The style of a faucet handle should complement the overall room decor. Utility faucets are typically installed in a laundry room, but that doesn’t mean they can’t add to your aesthetic. 

Choose metal cross or metal lever handles to complement an industrial design or replicate the look of a period home. Porcelain levers add a touch of vintage charm to any utility sink. Round handles are more contemporary and functional and make less of a decorative statement. 

Installation Type

A faucet can be installed in several ways. A bridge installation has one handle for cold water and another for hot. The two handles are connected by a bridge in the center. Bridge faucets have a vintage look that’s perfect for bringing character to a laundry room. 

Centerset faucets have a basic, clean, and contemporary design that focuses on function over style. Single-hole faucets are often used in modern spaces. The hot/cold controls and spigot are all incorporated into one element that requires only a single hole for installation. 

Widespread faucets are ideal for large sinks. A widespread faucet with a swivel handle is especially convenient for use with double-sided utility sinks. 

Finish

A faucet’s finish adds sparkle and color to a room while still keeping things simple. Vintage Tub & Bath carries utility sink faucets in the following finish options:

• Brushed brass

• Brushed nickel

• Chrome

• Matte black

• Oil-rubbed bronze

• Rough chrome

Chrome and brushed nickel finishes are most common, but many homeowners prefer to choose the same finish for all the faucets throughout the house. If you have brushed brass finishes in the kitchen, you might continue that finish through all the bathrooms and utility rooms. Doing so can add a designer’s touch to your home. 

Brand

Vintage Tub & Bath carries faucets from some of the most reliable and well-known brands on the market. You can choose from Randolph Morris, Banner, Whitehaus Collection, and more. 

Price

Pricing for utility sink faucets ranges from roughly $85 to around $600.

Find the Perfect Utility Sink Faucet at Vintage Tub & Bath

If you’re looking for a single faucet for your utility room or faucets for multiple rooms, connect with one of our faucet specialists today.