Questions and Answers for Delta Foundations 4 in. Centerset 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet in Chrome

A:  Frank, all I know for sure is that Delta will send parts as needed for their products forever, free of charge. Whether or not they will send you a whole new faucet, I have no idea.

A:  I don't know. I like it a lot, it functions well.

A:  Hi, Frank. If you check this <a href="https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/52/5235b9a2-233d-4ea9-9f8f-408134cb6b84.pdf" target=_blank>Warranty Guide</a> by Delta. It says here: LIFETIME FAUCET AND FINISH LIMITED WARRANTY All parts and finishes of the Delta faucet are warranted to the "original consumer purchaser" to be free from defects in material and workmanship for as long as the "original consumer purchaser owns their home". This warranty excludes all industrial, commercial, and business usage, whose purchasers are hereby extended a five-year limited warranty from the date of purchase, with all other terms of this warranty applying except the duration of the warranty. But take note of this as well This warranty is extensive in that it covers replacement of all defective parts and even finish, but these are the only two things that are covered. LABOR CHARGES AND/OR DAMAGE INCURRED IN INSTALLATION, REPAIR, OR REPLACEMENT AS WELL AS ANY OTHER KIND OF LOSS OR DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED. Hope this helps!

A:  Thank you for your question, Frank! To the original consumer purchaser, all parts and finishes are warrantied to be free from manufacturing defects. Here is a link to the complete warranty information on this model. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/52/5235b9a2-233d-4ea9-9f8f-408134cb6b84.pdf Best regards, Edward

A:  Hi Frank, I don't think it has a lifetime guarantee. I recall seeing 10 years on the packaging, please check on the manufacturer website.

A:  Yes, it comes with a life-time guarantee.

A:  It contains what you see in the picture plus the hardware to mount it to your sink and install the drain plug. You will need connection hoses and any plumbing or p traps that continue on from there.

A:  I'm not real sure which of many faucets is the base for your inquiry. Typically, the faucet, drain hardware and stopper are included in a set; however, this may vary by manufacturer. You likely will also need the connection hoses to the plumbing. To get the best answer to your question go to Home Depot.com and look up the specific faucet you are asking about. You will find specific detail there about contents of the faucet kit, tools needed and other information.

A:  Hi, Tomaspol! Thank you for your question. The B2511LF-PPU-ECO does include the faucet body, handles, pop up drain assembly and hardware. This does not include the supply lines. Best Regards, Rosanna

A:  B.S. It comes with a plastic tail piece but if it a new sink get the model with a metal tail piece. I am in property mgmt. and only get the one with plastic if I am only replacing the facet. Been using delta two handle faucets for 40yrs. Metal tail will out last facet. Parts to rebuild facet easy to get and do. Any hardware store has delta parts!

A:  The box contained the faucet with gasket, as well as the drain (pop-up mechanism, seat, and tailpiece). You will need plumber's putty or silicone sealant. I also opted to replace the p-trap since I was replacing an old faucet.

A:  1/2 inch and you buy the connecting hose separately.

A:  1/2" connectors on faucet. Hoses are separate.

A:  yes

A:  1/2 -inch connections. Connection hoses are separate responsibility.

A:  Thank you for your question, Joey. The supply lines have 1/2"-14 NPSM threaded fittings. The hoses are sold separately. Best regards, Jon

A:  Sure-- any plumber who has skill can make a substitution,

A:  If you have a competent plumber.

A:  I've ran into this problem before, and I used two braided Flex pipe joined together with a 3 inch nipple.

A:  ` Supply lines come in different lengths. I've seen as long as 24 inches. If that is still too short, you can join two together with a short 1/2" nipple. (I'd recommend brass).

A:  yes

A:  Hi Sundown6167, Thank you for your question. The supply lines are 3 1/2" long with 1/2" NPSM fittings. Supply hoses are sold separately. Best regards, Jon

A:  Liz, edge to edge is 6".

A:  Roughly 6 inches.

A:  The base of the faucet is 6in by 2in (15.2cm x 5cm).

A:  Hi Liz, Thank you for your question! The base is 6 1/8" wide and 2 1/8" front to back. Best regards, Jon

A:  The length of this fixture edge to edge is approximately 6.070" left to right. The width of this fixture is approximately 2.125" front to back when measuring as close as possible to the fixture mounting surface.

A:  I'm not sure what you mean by "base depth". About an inch if I understand your question.

A:  The depth of the base is approx. 5/8 inch including the base washer that fits under the base to keep water from penetrating the sink.

A:  Hi NN, Thank you for your question! The base of the faucet is 2 9/32" front to back and 6 3/32" wide. Best regards, Jon

A:  2 9/32"

A:  Yes, it can be unscrewed using only your fingers. You won't want to use the faucet without an aerator due to spraying, but you can get it off to clean it or replace it.

A:  I exchanged this model of bathroom faucet for another so I have no basis for an answer. It does appear in the illustration that the aerator is removable. If you can't unscrew it with finger pressure, be sure to cover the pliers jaws with cloth to avoid damaging the chrome finish. It has been my experience that all aerators are removable for cleaning purposes.

A:  Yes it is easy using the special tool that should come in the box

A:  I have not had occasion to remove mine, but I assume it is removable. I have never encountered one that wasn't.

A:  I was able to remove the aerator by hand. However, I was not able to re-install it after cleaning. Too much play up and down did not allow to start the thread between the aerator and its mating piece inside the spout. Had to remove the useless faucet. Bought a new faucet, different brand.

A:  Hi Ian, Thank you for your question! The aerator is removable. It can be unscrewed from the end of the spout by hand. Best regards, Jon

A:  You will need to provide your own supply lines from the valves to the faucet.

A:  . Since there are different length requirements as well as different type of angle stops (valves) used, the faucet does not come with supply lines. There is usually a large selection of lines available near the faucets. Take an old one with you to match the threads on the fitting. The threads on the faucet side are all standard 1/2" pipe thread.

A:  Hi Poe, Thank you for your question. The faucet has copper supply lines with 1/2" fittings. The supply hoses will need to be purchased separately. Best regards, Jon

A:  supply lines attached

A:  No, I bought them separately. The faucet is great, but they skimped on the drain kit. The drain tube is plastic and the pop-up rod comes with a separate thin plastic ball washer that fits inside the hole in the drain before you put the pop-up rod in. It is hard to get in position before you insert the ball rod: it leaked several times when the washer crimped after tightening. I couldn't find a washer that small so I ended up buying a new stainless drain unit, it came with both plastic washers installed, one inside where the pop-up rod goes and one inside the nut that tightens the rod to the drain.

A:  Yes but you would have to purchase separately?

A:  Hi katibor, Thank you for your question. This unit is designed to flow at 1.2 gallons per minute. The RP61340 aerator will work with this model and flows at 1.5 GPM at 60 PSI. Best regards, Jon

A:  Make sure that the water line is free of debris. After install, it is sometimes necessary to remove the aerator to remove particles caught there. This is not uncommon. The threading of the aerator is a common size should you wish to replace it.

A:  Yes, but flow restriction is a fact of life with modern plumbing.

A:  I found a different help site after posting this. It suggested I put the small plastic ball washer on my finger and place it inside the drain unit hole first, then carefully insert the rod and tighten. It worked. I've never had this extra washer in a kit, live and learn. Thank you for providing this site, but I could call Delta or Home Depot on my own for help, I thought this site would give specifics like the site I found for DIY. Thanks again.

A:  Dear Mic, Thank you for your question. We would be more than happy to assist you with any issues you are having with your Delta faucet. Please call the toll-free Delta Help Line at 1-800-345-3358 between the hours of 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Monday ~ Friday as well as 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Saturday EST. You can also contact us via email at customerservice@deltafaucet.com. Best regards, Tanya

A:  I had no problem with mine leaking. Have you tried using teflon tape on the threads? You might call Delta for assistance:1-800-345-3358.