Gerber - Commercial Two Handle Centerset Lavatory Faucet w/ Wrist Blade Handles & Less Drain - Chrome

Commercial Two Handle Centerset Lavatory Faucet w/ Wrist Blade Handles & Less Drain - Chrome

Gerber GC044541

Features

0.5 gpm (Gallons per Minute); Maximum Aerator at 60 psi
ADA Compliant
Cast Brass Body
Lead Free Waterway per NSF/ANSI 372

Quick Specs

Type: Bathroom Faucets
Width: 6 1/2"
Height: 5 1/4"1 3/8" maximum deck thickness

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Flow Rate: 0.5gpm
Installation: 3-Hole Installation
Brand: Gerber

Features

0.5 gpm (Gallons per Minute); Maximum Aerator at 60 psi
ADA Compliant
Cast Brass Body
Lead Free Waterway per NSF/ANSI 372
With Color Coded Hot and Cold Handle Screws
With Grid Strainer
Without Drain with Plug
Cartridge Type: Includes Durable Ceramic Disc Valve for Drip-Free Performance

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Drain Type: Without Drain

Features

0.5 gpm (Gallons per Minute); Maximum Aerator at 60 psi
ADA Compliant
Cast Brass Body
Lead Free Waterway per NSF/ANSI 372
With Color Coded Hot and Cold Handle Screws
With Grid Strainer
Without Drain with Plug
Cartridge Type: Includes Durable Ceramic Disc Valve for Drip-Free Performance

Height	5 1/4"1 3/8" Maximum Deck Thickness
Weight	3 4/5 lbs
Width	6 1/2"

Quick Specs

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Type: Bathroom Faucets
Width: 6 1/2"
Height: 5 1/4"1 3/8" maximum deck thickness

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