Waterfall faucets are available in a wide variety of designs, but the designs tend to be contemporary in style. Chrome and glass dominate, and angular lines rather than curving contours are common. Some of the most unusual designs feature a glass or ceramic disc, over the edge of which the water flows.
Among more traditional waterfall designs are faucets made to resemble antique waterspouts or pumps, with a wide flow of water that tumbles from the lip of the spout.Several manufacturers have offered Waterfall Faucets that meet the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense standards for low-flow bathroom fixtures. These faucets are intended to conserve water by reducing the rate of flow of water through the faucet. Low-flow faucets have limited impact when used with a bathtub, where the volume of water used is determined by the size of the tub and not the flow rate of the faucet, and in general faucets with a higher flow rate are more desirable for tubs so that the time it takes to fill the tub is reduced.If a contemporary waterfall faucet design is not unusual enough for you, you can go one step further and choose a waterfall that is illuminated by a colorful LED light source. These faucets use multi-colored light-emitting diodes to illuminate the water as it cascades from a wide glass or metal tray. The faucets light up only when water is flowing from them, and the color of light changes automatically with the temperature of the water.If your waterfall tub faucet makes you wish you could stand under its soothing flow, you might want to install a waterfall showerhead in your tub. Manufacturers such as Hansgrohe offer showerheads that add a waterfall feature to their already soothing rainfall mode so that you can enjoy the sensation of a waterfall tumbling over you.
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