I'm having a heck of a time finding a replacement faucet for this sink. I was hoping someone could enlighten me as to if there's a specific name for this type of sink/faucet that might help me locate one easier.
Notice the the raised area the faucet sits on the sink at, also the pieces from left to right are what looks like maybe a broken soap dispenser, a pull/push drain control for the left basin, then the faucet, then another drain control for the right basin, and on the furthest right is the hose sprayer thing (not sure of the correct verbiage for any of this).
The Sink is a 3 basin porcelain sink. The (I'll just call it a "cap") that the faucet and stuff sits on seems very unique. I understand I'll likely try to have to re-use this "cap" piece along with the original pull/pull drain plug controls for the basins, but I have no idea what you would call the rest of this setup. Everywhere I've looked I only seem to find the contemporary standard ones that sit on top of a flat surface as one piece but can't find a setup to replace this for the life of me.
So any insight would be appreciated! Thanks.
Best Answer
I don't know the name of this type of sink or faucet configuration.
If you are already expecting to re-use the cap, you may be able to find another faucet that will work with it. There are a number of one-handle kitchen faucets that are now designed to be installed with or without a wide base. For example, the Moen Essie faucet
You may be able to take a faucet like this and mount it on top of the existing cap.