Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass
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Waterworks Henry Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Lever Handles in Dark Brass

$ 3,200.00

  • -$ 1,200.00
    • $ 2,000.00
    • Measurements: 12" x 7 13/16" x 9"
    • Material: Brass
    • Finish: Dark Brass formerly Architectural Bronze (As Secondary Image)
    • Collection: Henry
    • SKU: 07-74935-43884
    • Installation Type: Deck Mounted
    • Deck Thickness Maximum: 1 5/8"
    • Deck Thickness Minimum: 3/16"
    • Adjustable versus Fixed Spray: Fixed Spray
    • Drain Depth Maximum: 2 5/8"
    • Drain Depth Minimum: 3/8"
    • Drain Hole Diameter: 1 3/4"
    • Fittings Hole Diameter: 1 1/4"
    • Handle Type: Metal Lever Handles
    • Handle Spread Maximum: 12"
    • Handle Spread Minimum: 8"
    • Handle Turn Angle: Quarter Turn
    • Inlet Connection Size: 1/2"
    • Inlet Connection Type: Male with Supply Nut
    • Inlet Supply Spread Maximum: 12"
    • Inlet Supply Spread Minimum: 8"
    • Integrated Diverter: N
    • Integrated Spray: N
    • Spout Reach: 5 7/8"
    • Spout Swivel: N
    • Spray Included in Unit: N
    • Suggested Application: Bath
    • Valve Material: Ceramic
    • Water Pressure Maximum: 85.0 psi
    • Water Pressure Minimum: 20.0 psi
    • Water Pressure Recommended: 45.0 psi
    • Additional Details: Influenced by the connection of industry and art Henry easily transitions between modern, traditional, utilitarian and classic settings.