The most common bathroom faucet configuration is the 4-inch centerset design, which is engineered to fit vanities featuring three pre-drilled holes spaced exactly four inches apart from the center of the hot handle hole to the center of the cold handle hole. Centerset faucets combine the spout and handles into a single unified base plate. For larger vanities, the 8-inch widespread configuration—where the handles and spout are installed as completely independent components—is the second most common standard sizing standard.
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