I love the look of it but had trouble finding any information on practical installation concerns. Today's popular freestanding basins offer great design, but require a little more planning for a wall-mounted faucet. To help prevent splashing, choose a faucet that's designed with an aerator, a screened fitting on the end of the spout that allows for smooth, consistent water flow. A shallow bowl of less than three inches should have a low-flow aerator to restrict the volume of water. Next, choose a spout that's long enough to reach to the center of the basin, positioned directly over the drain.
Faucets are more likely to splash when the water hits the side of the bowl.
I have also found Mueurant, who makes cross handles for Gemini, but only for bar and kitchen fixtures, not for bath. They are ordered separately and can be easily changed on the fitting. Phylrich tub fillers may be special ordered with the French buttons at no charge and with no delay. Also, THG's Charleston and 1900 Series fittings can be specified with the French inserts when placing your order and included at no extra charge. HomePortfolio Inc. All rights reserved.