Barclay - 4052-PL-PB
A different look is achieved with this functional tub filler faucet by adding a gooseneck spout along with porcelain lever handles.
| Finish: |
Polished Brass |
| UPC: |
028553058507 |
| Width: |
5.5" |
| Height: |
12" |
| Depth: |
3.38" |
| Center-To-Center: |
3.38''" |
| Mounting: |
Wall |
| Flow Rate (GPM): |
3.6 gal/min |
| Prop65 Warning: |
This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead which is known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm, for more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov |
| For Use With: |
5576 Double Offset Supplies, Cast Iron or Acrylic Tubs |
| Handle Type: |
Porcelain Lever |
| Includes: |
Code Gooseneck Spout |
| Reference ID: |
122408 |
| Shipping: |
L:9"x W:6"x H:6" 5 lbs. |
ADDITIONAL PRODUCT INFORMATION:
- For tub wall mount installation
- Porcelain lever handles are labeled for hot and cold
- Code gooseneck spout
- Flow rate is 3.6 gpm
- Spout reach 3/4''
- 3-3/8'' centers
- Reliable 1/4 turn ceramic disc cartridges
- To be used with offset bath supplies 5576
- For use with cast iron or acrylic tubs
Professional delivery is available for most products we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery for you!
4052-PL-PB - Barclay
Simmer and Soak is proud to present this Polished Brass Wall Mounted Tub Filler, by Barclay. The 4052-PL-PB is made from premium materials, this Wall Mounted Tub Filler offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Barclay's Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
Bathroom sink options today are plentiful and if you are remodeling your entire bathroom or just replacing your sink to give your bathroom a new updated look, Barclay has options that will be perfect for you. Bathroom design says a lot about a person and no matter what your style is whether contemporary, modern, traditional or somewhere in between, Barclay has a history of providing both quality and style in their products.Barclay for something special.
