The Colony Soft single-handle faucet from American Standard features classic, American Colonial design that complements traditional style décor perfectly. This durable single handle faucet requires less time to install than an ordinary faucet, thanks to a non-metallic version of our innovative Speed Connect drain. A maximum flow rate of 1.2 gallons per minute helps to save water, and meets the criteria for the EPA WaterSense Certification. This casual, uncomplicated faucet provides a lifetime of drip-free performance thanks to its ceramic disc valve cartridge. For a sturdy, durable faucet with excellent performance and value, the Colony Soft is a perfect choice.
- Easy installation with an exclusive Speed Connect drain
- Cast brass underbody with "City Shanks" are strong and durable, providing a wobble-free installation
- Adjustable Hot Limit Safety Stop limits the amount of hot water allowed to mix with cold, to reduce the risk of accidental scalding
- Ceramic disc valve cartridge assures a lifetime of drip-free performance
- Lead Free
- ADA Compliant design is easy to use
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| Features |
Not Applicable,Washerless,Ceramic Disc Valves,Scald Guard |
| Fitting Features |
Washerless,Ceramic Disc Valves,Scald Guard |
| Fitting Handle Material |
Metal |
| Fitting Handle Type |
Lever |
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| Fitting Connection Size |
1/2 |
| Fitting Handle Height |
1.75 |
| Fitting Handle Type |
Lever |
| Fitting Max Deck Thickness |
1.0 |
| Fitting No of Holes Required |
3 |
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| Warranty |
Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Battery Weight |
Not Applicable |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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Plumbing fixtures
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fixtures
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