[equich]

Hi everyone, new here. Re doing the smallest bathroom in the history of the world. New Godmorgan 27" mirror medicine cabinet. I bought the dalskar bathroom faucet and OF COURSE my sink is a three hole sink and the faucet does not come with, nor can i easily find, an escutcheon to cover the other holes. An escutcheon really does not go with the design elements of the faucet, I know, but i was hoping not to replace my pedestal sink! But alas, if i absolutely have to then... well.... i will. All for the sake of design! Because i looovvvee the faucet and dont want to return it! Plus im in nebraska, returns are a bit of a hassle since the closest store is over 400 miles away. Just wondering if anyone has any info or ideas about this escutcheon problem.

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[DavidRo1]

hole cover caps might be the best thing for you. Sooner or later you will find them in a hardware store or on a plumbing parts web site. The cost might be next to nothing, or the cost might appear high. After all, practically nobody buys them. In the meantime cover them with anything round and beautiful, self-made or found.

Also, you can leave the holes open and attach a baggie underneath, so you can drop dirt lint and other garbage stuff into them.

[Tigratrus]

How about putting in hand pumps to hold things?

Soap Dispenser, Brushed Nickel

Less expensive Delta version

Great conversion for large capacity soap bottles:
Never-MT Soap/ Lotion Dispenser Conversion Kits

A couple right off that I'd think of having would be the obvious:

Hand soap.

And then maybe something else like:

Gojo Orange Hand cleaner (or other heavy degreaser)

Aveno hand lotion

Etc?

James