October 29, 2026
Moen’s single-hole bathroom faucets are positioned as a compact, design-oriented option for bathroom upgrades, pairing a streamlined body with single-handle temperature control. The range includes high-arc and low-arc designs and spans a broad price band, from entry-level to premium models. Product listings for six models illustrate the lineup’s variation in series, styling, and cost.
Single-hole faucets are designed to reduce the number of openings required in a countertop, simplifying cleaning around the base and creating a cleaner visual line. Moen’s single-handle configuration is intended to allow users to adjust water temperature and flow with one movement, while the brand’s temperature-control mechanism is described as providing smooth, stable adjustments.
Compared with three-hole installations, the single-hole format can also limit visible hardware, an advantage in smaller bathrooms where counter space is at a premium. The design approach is consistent across the listed models, though arc height and price vary considerably.
| Model | Series | Reference price range (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 6504 | Greenfield | $454.90 – $659.65 |
| 84794 | Meena | $89.00 – $154.00 |
| WS84923 | Conway | $89.00 – $104.00 |
| 6600 | Brantford | $189.55 – $265.36 |
| 6198 | Align | $363.92 – $517.36 |
| S6981EW | Flara | $950.73 – $1,758.85 |
Buyers are advised to consider the installation environment before selecting a model. Moen offers both high-arc and low-arc faucets. High-arc designs provide more clearance for washing and a more pronounced visual profile, while low-arc designs take up less vertical space and suit compact basins or bathrooms where space efficiency is a priority.
Product packages for Moen faucets generally include the faucet body only. Before installation, buyers should confirm whether supply hoses, sealing washers, and other installation components are included; these items are often sold separately and must be on hand to complete the installation and reduce the risk of leaks.
Faucets in the lineup are intended for single-hole mounting. Existing countertop openings should be measured before purchase to confirm compatibility. If a countertop has three holes, an escutcheon plate may be required to cover the unused openings.