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Finoris 110 Widespread Bathroom Faucet - Brushed Nickel 76033821 Hansgrohe

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Finoris 110 Widespread Bathroom Faucet - Brushed Nickel 76033821 Hansgrohe> Modern 3 hole faucet in brushed nickel for a puristic bathroom ambience includes push open drainThe Finoris 110 3 hole bathroom faucet in brushed nickel with push open drain assembly from hansgrohe interprets the classic operating concept surprisingly new and modern via two wing handles. The slim, geometric shapes fit particularly well into a puristic bathroom ambience. There, the faucet sets an expressive accent with its easy to clean surface in

Modern 3-hole faucet in brushed nickel for a puristic bathroom ambience - includes push-open drainThe Finoris 110 3-hole bathroom faucet in brushed nickel with push-open drain assembly from hansgrohe interprets the classic operating concept surprisingly new and modern via two wing handles. The slim, geometric shapes fit particularly well into a puristic bathroom ambience. There, the faucet sets an expressive accent with its easy-to-clean surface in brushed nickel.The high quality faucet keeps what the elegant design promises. The two wing handles control high-quality ceramic valves from hansgrohe. The amount and temperature of the water are reliably adjusted. The quiet and crystal clear laminar spray continues the slim fitting body and forms a harmonious unit. Thanks to hansgrohe EcoRight technology, the faucet helps save water. It uses a maximum of 1.2 GPM – even at high water pressure.The sink is the heart of the bathroom. Here, the high spout simplifies with approx. 4 in. distance from the aink for many everyday tasks (ComfortZone 110). Whether it is filling large vessels or washing hair quickly under the faucet, the Finoris 3-hole bathroom faucet 110 supports confidently.Push-open drain included.The included push-open drain fitting is operated without a pull rod. A short finger pressure on the drain plug opens or closes the valve. Without the pull rod on the back, the faucet looks even more puristic.
  • Easy installation: the faucet is connected to the water connections via flexible connection hoses (3/8-inch)
  • More freedom of movement: the distance between the spout and the sink provides space for comfortable use (ComfortZone 110)
  • Finoris fittings impress with their slim shape and precise geometric design
  • Particularly durable: equipped with high-quality and smooth-running ceramic valves from hansgrohe
  • Saves money, protects the environment: the flow rate is reduced to max. 1.2 GPM (EcoRight)
  • Classic style: Timeless brushed nickel fits particularly well for transitional architecture
  • Limited lifetime consumer warranty: Consumer purchases of hansgrohe products from authorized sellers are covered by a limited lifetime manufacturer warranty applicable to the original purchaser
  • With drain fitting: the push-open drain is operated via a pressure plug. Without lever on the back, the design looks even more elegant
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