Newport BrassGavin Prep/Bar Pull Down Faucet3210-5203/034
14-15/16" H
$1,591.80
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Newport Brass 3210-5203/034 Specs
| Number of Faucet Holes | 1 |
|---|---|
| Spout Projection | 8-1/2" |
| Spout Style | Gooseneck Spout |
| Handle Style | Lever |
| Installation | Deck Mount |
| Material | Solid Brass |
| Height | 14-15/16" |
| Weight | 8.5 lbs |
| Collection | Gavin |
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Handle Position | Side |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Distance from Aerator to Deck | 8-3/16" |
| Faucet Style | Pull-Out Faucet Single Hole Single Lever |
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Newport BrassShop All Newport Brass |
| Collection | GavinShop All Gavin |
| Model Number | 3210-5203/034 |
| UPC | 709180057841 |
| Alternative SKU | Newport Brass 3210-5203/01, Newport Brass 3210-5203/034, Newport Brass 3210-5203/03N, Newport Brass 3210-5203/04, Newport Brass 3210-5203/06, Newport Brass 3210-5203/07, Newport Brass 3210-5203/08A, Newport Brass 3210-5203/10, Newport Brass 3210-5203/10B, Newport Brass 3210-5203/15show more |
Details
- Solid Brass Construction
- Euro-motion ceramic disc 35 mm valve cartridge
- Swivel spout assembly with side-mounted ADA compliant lever handle
- Independent rotational and pivoting lever handle elements
- Two-function, toggle-control spray engine with solid brass housing
- Magnetic docking system secures spray engine to spout
- Pivoting-ball spray engine inlet fitting for enhanced directional control
- 8-3/16" (20.8 cm) spout height at outlet
- 8-1/2" (21.7 cm) spout reach (c-c)
- 1.8 gallons (6.8 liters) per minute maximum flow rate
- For single hole configurations
There is 1 question and answer about this item
Q:I had a pull down faucet that, over time, the spray quit going all the way up into the faucet. It was a less expensive brand. Do you have any feedback or experience with this brand having problems with that?
A:
This faucet features the magnetic docking system which secures the spray engine to the spout, so you shouldn't have that problem.
Answered by Ellie on 02.23.2022