Freestanding Bathroom Faucets
A freestanding bathroom faucet, also called a floor mounted basin faucet, rises from the floor on its own column instead of mounting on a countertop or a wall. It is the natural partner for a freestanding or pedestal sink, which usually has no deck to hold a faucet, and it lets you place the basin anywhere in the room, from the center of a large primary bath to the front of a window.
How a floor mounted faucet works
The water supply runs up through the floor into a concealed rough-in element that is set into the subfloor before the finished flooring is installed. The faucet column then attaches to that element, so only a slim column and a small floor flange remain visible. Because the rough-in goes in early, a freestanding faucet is best planned during new construction or a bathroom remodel and installed by a licensed plumber.
Choosing the right height
Before you order, compare the spout height of the faucet with the rim height of your basin so the spout clears the rim and reaches the center of the bowl. Every MaestroBath freestanding faucet lists its overall height, spout height and spout reach on the product page and in its specification sheet.
Designed and handmade in Italy
MaestroBath freestanding faucets are made in Italy from lead-free brass and offered in a range of finishes, from polished and brushed gold to polished chrome and black. Looking for a different installation? Browse our wall mount, single hole and 3 hole bathroom faucets, or see the full range of bathroom faucets.
