A wall mounted faucet frees up coveted space on your countertop or vanity. This floating trait can help a room feel less cluttered and open up unique design possibilities. Finally, a wall mounted faucet can make cleaning easier, since the base is connected to the wall and less likely to collect grime from around your sinkspace.

Delta Faucet offers a range of style and installation options for wall mounted faucets, from two-handle wall mounted kitchen faucets (which require three holes for installation) to single- or two-handle wall mounted bathroom faucet options (require two or three holes for installation, respectively). From traditional to transitional and contemporary, our designs are versatile enough to suite any style.

Depending on your existing plumbing, installation of a wall mounted faucet may require adjusting the plumbing behind your wall. We recommend consulting a professional for installation.

If you don't have a wall mounted faucet currently, or if you are switching to a new brand with your new faucet, you will likely need to alter your plumbing behind the wall. In most cases, this means you will need to remove your existing tile or backsplash and put up a new one once the plumbing has been altered. We recommend consulting a professional for your specific needs.

There are many factors which may impact your installation of a wall mounted faucet. We recommend consulting a professional for your specific installation needs, however a few important things to consider in your wall mounted faucet selection include: Do you already have the plumbing for a wall mounted faucet, or will you need to remove the existing tile/backsplash to alter your plumbing? How far away from the wall is your sink? You want to be sure a wall mounted faucet will have the reach needed to fill your sink (or a vessel placed on your stovetop in the case of a pot filler) and will not over-reach the sink. How many installation holes do you have the plumbing for (if it's preexisting)? Do you have space constraints? If you're working in a small bathroom, for example, a single-handle bathroom faucet may fit better than a two-handle. Remember, you need room to comfortably turn your handles, as well! How thick is your mounting surface? If you're working on espeically thick tile, you may need extenders for your plumbing, so that your faucet can be connected.

The appropriate height of your wall mounted faucet primarily depends on how you plan to use the space and the depth of your sink. Consider how you'll be using the faucet most frequently: will it primarily be used for washing hands and brushing teeth? If so, you may need as little as 2-3 inches of clearance from the top of your sink for comfortable use. Do you plan to be filling large pots or need to clear tall objects such as vases and cutting boards? In that case, you may want to mount your faucet a bit higher. We recommend you consult a professional for best results, base on your space, sink, and lifestyle.