The Delancey Pull-Down Single-Handle Bar Faucet from American Standard is a traditional bar faucet designed to match the Delancey kitchen faucet. This bar faucet is the perfect size for a prep sink or entertaining area. The swivel spout and pull-down spray head, featuring regular stream, allow for extended reach within the sink and added convenience for everyday tasks. Durable brass spout, metal body and lever handle withstand the rigors of a busy kitchen.
- PULL-DOWN BAR FAUCET: Traditional single-hole bar faucet features regular water stream and extends reach to the entire sink
- DRIP-FREE: This single-handle bar faucet features a quality ceramic disc valve ensuring drip-free performance for life
- HIGH-ARC SWIVEL SPOUT: Provides ample clearance and sink access
- FORWARD ROTATING HANDLE: Will not interfere with the backsplash
- WATER SAVINGS: Flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute helps conserve water without sacrificing performance
- BUILT TO LAST: Durable brass spout, metal body and lever handle ensure years of reliable use
- LEAD-FREE: Faucet contains 0.25% total lead content by weighted average
- DURABLE FINISHES: Faucet finish resists scratches, corrosion and easily wipes clean
- WARRANTY: Limited lifetime warranty on function and finish
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| Color/Finish |
BRUSHED COOL SUNRISE |
| Faucet Type |
Pull Down |
| Features |
Not Applicable,Pull Down,Water Efficient |
|
| Dimensions |
15,6.327,8.6,5.3 |
| Fitting Connection Size |
3/8 |
| Fitting Max Deck Thickness |
2 |
| Fitting Swivel Degrees |
360 |
| Fitting Valve Material |
Ceramic |
| Battery Weight |
Not Applicable |
|
| 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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