Bathroom Glass Waterfall Faucet Installation

Your vanity ser or counter top will require to have two tapping holes. The one in the front is for your vessel sink, and the other is for the faucet.
Make certain that the tapping hole for the waterfall faucet is precisely one and three eights of an inch in diameter.
Now the distance from the center of your vessel sink should be exactly ten and three quarters of an inch away from the tapping hole of the faucet.

Before you begin your installation process, check and make sure that your set contains all the necessary parts.
They are the glass waterfall faucet, below which you will find two waterlines. The one on the bottom is for hot water, above it, for cold.
Along the waterlines you will find a rubber washer, a brass washer, and two mounting screws.

In order to properly connect the waterlines with the faucet hold the faucet in your hand, front of the faucet facing you.
As you look at the base of the faucet, you will find two waterline holes (left for hot and right for the cold water).
Connect the waterlines accordingly.
Gently screw in the hot waterline into the left base of the faucet. Now, as our hot waterline is properly connected...we now perform the same with the cold waterline.
Don't forget not to over tighten the waterlines, as it may damage your faucet.

In order to continue with our installation process, we must now prepare our mounting hardware.
Place the rubber washer onto the brass washer.
Insert one mounting screw into the hole of the washer, holding both washers together.

Next step...we will fish the waterlines through the tapping hole.
Don't let go of the faucet until it is safely secured.

In order to safely secure the faucet with the vanity set, or a counter, insert the mounting screw into the correspondent hole in the base of the faucet.
Now that your faucet is safely secured, you may let go of the faucet and continue the installation by screwing the second mounting screw into its correspondent hole.
Use your pliers or a creased wrench in order to tighten the screws.

As we approach the final phase of our installation connect your water supply lines hot on the left, and cold on the right. Tighten the waterlines using the creased wrench.