Modern Contemporary Single Hole Single-Handle Low-Arc Bathroom Faucet in Dual Finish Brushed Nickel and Matte Black

Modern Contemporary Centerset Single-Handle Low-Arc Faucet features sleek lines, contemporary styling and dual brushed nickel and matte black finish. It is WaterSense certified with a 1.2 GPM flow rate and the ceramic disc valves ensure drip-free operation. And the exclusive ClickInstall drain assembly makes for a quick installation. Premium metal construction for durability and reliability Dual finish brushed nickel and matte black has sleek contemporary styling Spout reach of 4.27 in. allows for ample washing space Single-handle functionality facilitates precise temperature control with one hand ADA compliant single lever handle Easy to install Featuring the Glacier Bay exclusive ClickInstall drain assembly for quick and simple installation WaterSense certified with a 1.2 GPM flow rate to reduce water use without sacrificing performance Ceramic disc valve ensures drip-free operation For single-hole or 4-inch center installation Valve Included: Valve Included with Purchase Maximum Deck Thickness (in.): 2.59 Minimum Sink Holes Required: 1,3 Style: Modern Features: Ceramic Disc Valves Handle type: Lever Spout Reach (in.): 4.27 in Flow rate (gallons per minute): 1.2 Color/Finish: Brushed Nickel and Matte Black Number of Faucet Handles: Single Handle Installation Type: Single Hole Spout Type: Low Arc Included Components: Deck Plate,Drain Assembly Color Family: Nickel Drain Included: Drain Included with Purchase Certifications and Listings: IAPMO Certified Connection size (in.): 1/2 In. Spout Height (in.): 5.09

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