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Delta Faucet 190-SS Waterfall Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet, Stainless


Delta Faucet 190-SS Waterfall Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet, Stainless


Best Price: $204.75

Product Features
  • Perfectly matches Waterfall kitchen faucet for coordinated look
  • 9 inch high and 5 inch long spout swings 360 degree for added convenience
  • Single lever handle for ease of control
  • Solid brass construction ensures quality and reliability
  • Waterfall: Dramatic design with an elegant high-arc spout.
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Product Description

Delta 190-SS Waterfall Bar FaucetDelta 190-SS Waterfall Bar Faucet Specifications:; Waterfall Series; Stainless Finish; 2 - hole installation ; Requires 1-1/2" Minimum hole ; Lever Handle ; Red/Blue handle indicators ; 5" long spout swings 360; ; Straight, Staggered supply tubes ; Quick-Snap installation ; 1/2" I.P.S. adapters

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Customer Reviews
N. Morris Said: Perfect. ( Nov. 16th 2008 )
I was looking for a cost-effective, 2-hole faucet for our bar sink forever and finally came across this. I compared prices for a while, and when you look at the free shipping, amazon had the best price around. The faucet came with everything necessary and was very easy to install. It looks great and is perfect for it's application. Thanks!
K. C. Kolb Said: Typical Delta Excellence ( Jan. 21st 2008 )
I'm currently converting all the examining room plumbing in a Medical Building to this style of faucet. The spout swings 360 degrees, which makes off-center mounting very easy and still functional. The single-lever handle is stylish and easy to control for exact temperature selection. Solid brass construction ensures quality, reliability and longevity. The unit is easy to install and the repair parts are readily available at most hardware stores. My quest is to eliminate the hassle of storing or trying to purchase multiple repair kits. Many of the faucets in the Delta line use the same repair parts. I've got three more units to install as time permits. The original plumbing in the building is over 50 years old and still in excellent shape; the pitfall is finding repair kits for older Crane and American Standard products. I've always done my own plumbing and worked on every conceivable brand on the market. I wouldn't recommend a faucet unless I believed I was receiving the most value for my money.

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