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        How to Install a Wall-Mounted Bathroom Faucet

        Host Amy Matthews shows how to install a wall-mounted faucet in a bathroom.

        More in Bathroom

        • Time

          2 hours

        • Price Range

          $50 - $100

        • Difficulty

          Easy to Moderate

        Highlights:

        Step 1: Get a Professional Plumber to Rough In the Connections

        A professional plumber roughed in the connections for the wall-mounted faucets. This is especially important if replacing a traditional, sink-mounted faucet with a wall model, since the supply lines must be relocated.

        Step 2: Attach the Spout to the Wall Plate

        Attach the spout to the wall plate. Make sure to position any washers and other hardware according to the manufacturer's instructions, then tighten the bolts down with an Allen wrench. (Different faucets may require different tools to tighten.)

        Step 3: Secure the Plate and Spout on the Wall

        Position the plate and spout on the wall and tighten the bolt to secure it.

        Step 4: Add the Necessary Hardware

        Add the handles and any necessary hardware, including hot and cold taps. Finger-tighten the handles.

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        Resources

        • Toilet from Toto USA
        • Faucet from Hansgrohe

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