What to Measure to Find Replacement RV Bathroom Faucet

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Would this fit my rv bathroom faucet?

asked by: Veronica

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Without knowing anything about your specific RV's faucet I cannot tell you if an item will fit. So what you want to do is take note of the size and spacing of the faucet mounting holes on the sink.
Part # PF211307 from Phoenix Faucets needs two holes, one for each of its water inlets. These need to be 4-inches apart when you measure between their two center points.

Please refer to the linked video for more details on this item.

If this does not fit your sink please tell me how many holes are in the sink's faucet mounting area, what their diameter is, and what their center-to-center spacing is. That will help us find you a good fit in a new faucet.

expert reply by: Adam R

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