Questions and Answers for Delta Cassidy Single Hole Single-Handle Open Channel Spout Bathroom Faucet with Metal Drain Assembly in Champagne Bronze

A:  Hello Gail, Thank you for your question. You should be able to use the the Delta 598LF-PNMPU single handle lavatory faucet. If you have additional questions please contact our customer service department at 1-800-345-3358 or via email at customerservice@deltafaucet.com. Best regards, Brandis

A:  Hi Genfev, Thank you for your question. Delta Faucet model # 598LF-SSMPU is a metal faucet. Thanks. Jody

A:  The body is solid brass.

A:  Hi Sassy, Thank you for your question. At high flow the water from the spout on the model 598LF-RBMPU extends out from the faucet centers approximately 9" into the sink, or 5" from the end of the spout. Thanks, Dave

A:  At 1.2gpm it pours out 3.5 inches at the point where it falls 4 inches and gets close to vertical at about 4 inches

A:  Yes, it does.

A:  Hi Sheila, Thanks you for your question. Delta Faucet model # 598LF-SSMPU does contain a metal pop up assembly in the box. Thanks. Jody

A:  Thank you for your question. Delta Faucet model # 598LF-RBMPU does include a drain with overflow holes. We do offer a push-pop drain without overflow holes with model # 72172-RB. Thanks. Jody

A:  according to the brochure, yes. it is high quality.

A:  It definitely has a ceramic disk. I'm going to guess it's brass because it is certainly solid metal. It is very heavy and beautifully made.

A:  Hi Harrisburg, Thank you for your question. Delta Faucet model # 598LF-MPU is composed of a low-led brass and also has a ceramic cartridge. Thanks. Jody

A:  The lever you see in the photo turns water on and off; you simply use the lever--you will pull it out to the right/down to turn water flow on, and then you have a range of forward and back. Forward is cold, backwards is hot. Pretty simple!

A:  The side handle pulls out away from the center of the faucet. This turns it on or off. Pulling towards you makes it hotter and away from you is colder. (I think you can reverse hot/cold if you connect the lines opposite)

A:  Twilit away from the spout to turn on and tilt front to back for temperature

A:  Hi Novice, The faucet is turned on by pulling the handle out away from the spout. Rotating the handle back will provide you with hot water and pulling the handle towards you will provide cold water.

A:  To add to what others have said, actually you can connect the hot and cold lines any way you want, so if you prefer to pull forward/left for hot and back/right for cold, you can connect the hoses that way. You can also install the faucet rotated on an angle to the sink so the spout points to the left any degrees, causing the handle to be more towards the front. It's your choice!

A:  Could be used for either but designed for a sink

A:  Hi Novice, Thank you for your interest in Delta Faucet Company products. The model 598LF-RBMPU is for a lavatory faucet, not a tub.