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Hansgrohe Bathroom Faucet

For a three-hole sink, pick the Hansgrohe Rebris S 72530001. For one hole, pick the Rebris E 110, or the Talis E 100 for a small basin. For a vessel bowl, pick the Logis Fine 240.

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This guide compares four Hansgrohe bathroom faucets using Hansgrohe’s own installation drawings.

Hansgrohe bathroom faucets compared (Hansgrohe instructions)

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Nominal Hansgrohe figures from the installation drawings. All four are 1.2 gpm.
ModelFitsReach / outlet heightMax deckDrain
Rebris S 725300013 holes, 8 in. centers as drawn5-1/4 in. / 4-1/4 in.1-1/4 in.Pop-up 88509
Rebris E 110 725570011 hole, 1-3/8 in.5-1/4 in. / 4-5/16 in.1-3/16 in.Pop-up 88509
Talis E 100 717100011 hole, 1-3/8 in.4-3/8 in. / 4-1/8 in.1-1/8 in.Pop-up 88509
Logis Fine 240 712580011 hole, 1-3/8 in. per table (drawing 1-1/4)6-3/4 in. / 9-1/8 in.1-5/8 in.Not included

Hansgrohe names many faucets by a height in millimeters: on these drawings, the 110, 100 and 240 roughly match the height of the outlet above the deck. That makes the Logis Fine 240 a tall faucet for a vessel bowl and the others standard-height faucets. These figures come from Hansgrohe’s installation instructions, which include the drawings; the widespread, Talis E and Logis Fine booklets list 15 to 75 psi as the recommended water pressure.

Hansgrohe Rebris S 72530001: widespread

Choose the Rebris S 72530001 for a three-hole widespread sink. Hansgrohe’s product page (hansgrohe-usa.com) calls it the Rebris S Widespread Faucet 110 with pop-up drain, 1.2 gpm, and its installation instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com) list a 1.2 gpm maximum flow, valve holes of 1-1/8 inches, a 1-3/8-inch spout hole and a 1-1/4-inch maximum deck. The drawing shows the valves 4 inches either side of the spout (8-inch centers), a 5-1/4-inch reach, about 4-1/4 inches from deck to outlet and the 88509 pop-up drain.

Hansgrohe notes the drain is meant for a sink with an overflow. On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Amazon.com showed In Stock with model 72530001, chrome.

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Hansgrohe Rebris E 110 72557001: single hole

Choose the Rebris E 110 for a single-hole sink and a squared lever. Hansgrohe’s installation instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com) cover the Rebris S 110 (72517) and Rebris E 110 (72557). The drawing shows a 7-3/4-inch overall height, a 6-5/8-inch spout height, 4-5/16 inches from deck to outlet, a 5-1/4-inch reach, a 2-inch base, a 1-3/8-inch mounting hole, a 1-3/16-inch maximum deck and the 88509 pop-up drain. The lever swings 2-7/8 inches each way on the Rebris E drawing.

On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Amazon.com showed In Stock with model 72557001, chrome.

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Hansgrohe Talis E 100 71710001: compact single hole

Choose the Talis E 100 for a compact single-hole faucet on a small basin. Hansgrohe’s installation instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com) list 1.2 gpm for the 71710 series, a 1-5/16 to 1-7/16-inch mounting hole and a 1-1/8-inch maximum deck. The drawing shows a 7-1/2-inch overall height, a 6-3/8-inch spout height, 4-1/8 inches from deck to outlet, a 4-3/8-inch reach and the 88509 pop-up drain. The same booklet covers the shorter Talis E 80.

Its reach is the shortest of the four. On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Amazon.com showed In Stock with model 71710001, chrome.

Check Hansgrohe Talis E 100 71710001 faucet on Amazon →

Hansgrohe Logis Fine 240 71258001: tall, for vessel bowls

Choose the Logis Fine 240 for a vessel bowl that sits on the counter. Hansgrohe’s installation instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com) cover the Logis Fine 110 (71253) and Logis Fine 240 (71258), list 1.2 gpm, a 1-3/8-inch mounting hole in the technical table and a 1-5/8-inch maximum deck, and say this faucet does not include a drain or a pull rod. The 71258 drawing shows a 12-5/8-inch overall height, an 11-3/4-inch spout height, 9-1/8 inches from deck to outlet and a 6-3/4-inch reach.

One detail differs inside the booklet: the technical table lists a 1-3/8-inch hole, while the drawing marks the shank at 1-1/4 inches. Plan for the larger hole. Because there is no drain, buy a vessel drain that fits your bowl. On October 15, 2026, the standard new offer sold by Amazon.com showed In Stock with model 71258001, chrome.

Check Hansgrohe Logis Fine 240 71258001 tall faucet on Amazon →

Check these before you order

  • Faucet height. The 240 is for vessel bowls; the 100 and 110 sizes are for sinks set into the counter.
  • Deck thickness. The maximums are low: 1-1/8 inches on the Talis E 100, 1-3/16 on the Rebris E 110 and 1-1/4 on the Rebris S widespread. Thick stone tops may not fit.
  • Drain. Three include the 88509 pop-up, meant for sinks with an overflow; the Logis Fine 240 includes none.
  • Hoses. Each drawing shows supply hoses that should not be twisted or kinked, with a minimum bend of about 2-3/4 inches. Leave room under the sink.
  • Water pressure. Three of the booklets recommend 15 to 75 psi.

Drain and supply hose details from the drawings

Three of these faucets ship with Hansgrohe’s 88509 pop-up drain. The drawings show a 2-1/4-inch flange, a 1-1/4-inch tailpiece and a body that runs about 3-1/2 inches to the pull-rod connection and 4-5/8 inches more below it. Hansgrohe’s booklets say this drain suits most, but not all, North American lavatory sinks and is meant for sinks with an overflow; a sink without one may need a different drain.

The supply hoses come attached and are drawn at different lengths: about 20-1/2 inches on the Rebris S widespread, 20-1/8 inches on the Rebris 110, 15 inches on the Talis E 100 and 15-5/8 inches on the Logis Fine 240, each ending in a 3/8-inch connection. Measure from the underside of the counter to your shutoff valves. If the stops sit lower than the hose reaches, plan an extension or a new stop location before install day. The drawings also warn against twisting or sharply bending the hoses.

Which Hansgrohe faucet should you buy?

Match the faucet to the basin. For a three-hole sink, the Rebris S widespread is the one here. For a single hole in a standard sink, pick the Rebris E 110 for more reach or the Talis E 100 for a compact basin. For a vessel bowl, the Logis Fine 240 gives the height, and you add a drain. For Hansgrohe kitchen and shower models, see our Hansgrohe kitchen faucet guide and Hansgrohe shower head guide. For a vessel bowl to pair with the 240, see our vessel sink guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the flow rate of Hansgrohe bathroom faucets?

1.2 gpm for all four models here, per Hansgrohe.

What does 110 or 240 mean in a Hansgrohe faucet name?

It roughly matches the spout height in millimeters; 240 is a tall vessel-height faucet.

Does the Hansgrohe Logis Fine 240 include a drain?

No. Hansgrohe says it does not include a drain or a pull rod.

What is the maximum deck thickness for the Talis E 100?

1-1/8 inches, per Hansgrohe.

Does the Rebris S widespread include a drain?

Yes, the 88509 pop-up drain, which Hansgrohe says is meant for sinks with an overflow.

How we chose

This document-based guide makes no hands-on testing claim. We read and rendered Hansgrohe’s installation instructions for the Rebris S widespread, Rebris 110, Talis E and Logis Fine faucets and read the Rebris S product page. On October 15, 2026, we checked each linked standard new Amazon offer for model, seller, stock and an add-to-cart button. Read our selection method and about Plumbing Picks.

Primary sources

  • Hansgrohe Rebris S/E widespread instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com): 72530, 8 in. centers, 88509.
  • Hansgrohe Rebris 110 instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com): 72557 dimensions.
  • Hansgrohe Talis E instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com): 71710 dimensions, 1.2 gpm.
  • Hansgrohe Logis Fine instructions (assets.hansgrohe.com): 71258, no drain, hole size.
  • Hansgrohe Rebris S widespread product page (hansgrohe-usa.com): name, 1.2 gpm, pop-up.

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