Moen Inc Moen Hilliard 2-Handle Centerset Bathroom Faucet

Bought two to match the one I already have to enhance the visual experience

This faucet had the best profile (length and height of spout) to make it the best upgrade for the original but tight corner installation in my 2003 Trailmanor RV. The handles still looked great even after a length modification due to the tight corner space. The independent pop-up sink drain design made this Moen faucet the best choice for this old RV sink, which has no up-down sink stopper rod in the original plumbing design. Long story short: In my case, the Moen pop-up was not needed, making the end result look very professional and quite a godsend for time of insyallation.

Purchased an American Standard bathroom faucet as replacement. After install, the aerator kept blowing out under pressure. Discovered that they used a cheap nylon plastic sleeve to screw the aerator in to place! It was stripped @ manufacture, no way would it stay in place! Returned to store, bought a Moen(which uses all copper aerator sleeves ). Aerator uses a special 'key' to remove it when clogged. Great idea, better quality faucet - and, it utilizes a 'pop-top' style drain -no more pull/push down rod to deal with!!! Now, this is a quality faucet worth the price!!!

I bought this Moen faucet about a month ago to replace an older leaky faucet. I am very pleased with the classic and attractive design. The finish is a satin nickel to match my other hardware in bathroom. I like that it has a push down closure at the bottom of the sink.

I have had it installed for only a couple of weeks and so far I have had no problems with it, therefore I am completely happy with it. I have gotten complements on the looks of it. I have had a moen faucet in my kitchen for over twelve years and have been satisfied with it.

I preferred a 2 handled faucet rather than a single handled one. The only thing that took me used to getting used to was the drain stopped. This one gets pressed down like a suction cup. My old one had a handle that you pulled up. If you are running the hot water faucet to get the water warm, you have to be careful not to burn yourself while pressing down the drain stopper.

It's been awhile since I replaced a bathroom faucet. This faucet makes the bathroom shine. The faucet is chrome and the water flows, does not splash. You push the stopper and the wash basin starts filling, push it again the basin begins to empty, I'm truly impressed.

Live the look and style of this faucet, however as many people have mentioned, the I instructions are incorrect for this model. Also, would like to see a photo of the drain itself. I was surprised at how far the pop up sits when the drain is open, and closed too. Would have liked to have seen that before I purchased it.

I bought the Moen Hilliard 84532srn it came with instructions for a pull up stopper (which it doesn't have). Mine came with a spring loaded stopper, and no instructions for this type. Would be nice to know how the pop up is installed.

Bought the Hilliard 84532 and received in incorrect instructions like others on this site. One would think after learning of this problem the company would post the correct instructions on this site, but Nooooo. Now I guess I'll have to return this Moen product after already throwing away the faulty Moen faucet I was replacing. Might be time to buy from a different company.