Pfister 950-197 Elevate EXT Replacement Pullout Sprayer for Kitchen Faucet, Stainless Steel

Elevate EXT Replacement Pullout Sprayer for Kitchen Faucet Designed with you in mind, Elevate adjusts to your life by giving you the freedom to customize your faucet’s height. Elevate’s unique adjustable spout gives you more control of your faucet so you can change your faucet’s style and functionality whenever you desire. Need to fill a tall pot? Simply lift the spout up for more height clearance. Looking for a compact, unobtrusive look? Simply push the release button and lower the spout. Featuring adjustable height options, 360 swivel rotation, and a pull out spray, Elevate meets every kitchen need. Pullout sprayer part All brass construction ADA Compliant Low lead compliant - complies with state-mandated low-lead requirements for plumbing products Designed for use with standard US plumbing connections Fully covered under Pfister s Pforever Lifetime Warranty About Pfister: Founded in 1910, Pfister (previously known as Price Pfister) is one of America’s oldest and most experienced plumbing companies. As the first faucet manufacturer in the world to offer a lifetime warranty on their products, quality has always been the cornerstone of Pfister faucets. Brass bodies, ceramic disc valves, and lifetime PVD finishes name a few of the features you’ll find in their product line. You will also find innovative designs. In the last 100 years, Pfister pioneered many of the faucet varieties that have helped to define the industry today. This kind of market presence has made Pfister one of the most trusted names in plumbing. Buy Pfister – you won’t be disappointed.

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