Single Hole Dual Handle Bar Mixer Faucet - Finish: Polished Chrome

Rohl A1667LM-2 Features: All brass faucet body construction - weight: 7 lbs. Hand-machined from solid brass stock Industry leading, 1/4 turn lifetime ceramic disc valve Superior finishing process chemical, scratch, and stain resistant Number of installation holes required: 1 Spout swivels to allow for unobstructed sink access 1.5 gallons-per-minute flow rate Installs onto decks up to 2-11/64 thick Metal lever handles included Overall height: 11-3/4 (measured from counter top to highest point of faucet) Spout height: 8-5/8 (measured from counter top to faucet outlet) Spout reach: 5 (measured from center of faucet base to center of faucet outlet) Low lead compliant complies with federal and state regulations for lead content Designed for use with standard U.S. plumbing connections Extra secure mounting assembly All necessary mounting hardware included Fully covered under Rohls limited lifetime warranty Manufactured in New Zealand, Western Europe, and/or North America Variations: A1667LM-2 - This model A1667LM - Same model without low lead compliance A1667LP-2 - Same model with porcelain lever handles About Rohl: Excellence, durability, and beauty. Family values, integrity, and innovation. These are all terms which aptly describe Rohl and its remarkable selection of kitchen and bathroom faucets and fixtures. Since 1983, Rohl has maintained a commitment to providing high-quality plumbing products for residential and commercial applications, while assuring these fixtures would make a difference in the overall dcor in the living space. With a dedication to excellence throughout the home, Rohl has been satisfying homes, schools, hospitality venues, and restaurants all around the world. Rohl specializes in providing timeless designs for every type of theme, including traditional, transitional, and modern. When Rohl suggests its products reflect the feel of a certain area outside the United States, its more than just that. Rohl products are authentically crafted in towns in New Zealand, Western Europe, and North America .