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Houzer Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet Oil Rubbed Bronze, CORPO-554-OB

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Houzer Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet Oil Rubbed Bronze, CORPO-554-OBHouzer Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet Oil Rubbed Bronze, CORPO 554 OB This product has been discontinued. Please see our Farmhouse Kitchen Sinks collection for alternatives. Add functional grace into the heart of your home with the Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet available in 3 color finishes: Brushed Nickel Polished Chrome Oil Rubbed Bronze The Cora features a lightweight and ergonomic hand spray docked into a high profile, yet gentle 90 horizontal spout

Houzer Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet Oil Rubbed Bronze, CORPO-554-OB

This product has been discontinued. Please see our Farmhouse Kitchen Sinks collection for alternatives.

Add functional grace into the heart of your home with the Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet available in 3 color finishes:

The Cora features a lightweight and ergonomic hand spray docked into a high profile, yet gentle 90 horizontal spout designed to handle large kitchenware.

The easy to grip wand-type hand spray includes a removable and easy to clean AeroFlo aerator which provides an eco-friendly 1.75 gpm flow. Combine this with the versatility of a dual function stream or wide-angle spray and achieve a Zen-inspired balance of aesthetics and utility. This easy to grip, lightweight hand spray is connected to our UltraBraid Nylon hoses, allowing the hand spray to pull out 20+ inches for extra-long reach. Easily fill pots or cleaning buckets outside of your sink with the durability and flexibility of XtendHose technology. Houzers proprietary quick connect interlock system and oversized locknut provide easy installation and durability to last for the lifetime of the faucet.

The Coras ergonomic water control handle is precision engineered for ultra-smooth forward action that stops at 90 pointing up to prevent it from hitting the backsplash. Fitted with Houzers CeraDox Ceramic Disc Cartridge guarantees a lifetime of smooth and leakproof operation.

The Cora Pull Out Kitchen Faucet is manufactured with the latest technology in the art of metallurgy and crafted with raw molten brass from start to finish in our ISO certified Houzer Factory in Israel. More than just a brand name, as a manufacturer we have over 70 years of experience in faucet craftsmanship. All Houzer faucets are ICC certified to meet or exceed US State and Federal plumbing codes and low lead safety standards.

Features


  • Contemporary solid brass body
  • Lightweight pull out dual function spray/stream handspray
  • Easy clean AeroFlo removable Aerator
  • XtendHose reaches all edges of sink and beyond. 20+ inches
  • 900 Forward action handle will not hit backsplash
  • CeraDox Ceramic Disc Cartridge
  • Available in 3 finish options
  • Sleek High Profile Faucet handles large kitchenware
  • Oversized deck mounting locknut for ease of installation
  • Hybrid stainless steel and nylon UltraBraid hoses for increased durability and flexibility

Details


Box Height: 2.75"
Box Length: 19.31"
Box Weight: 7.606 lbs
Box Width: 9.17"
Collection: Cora
Color: Oil Rubbed Bronze
Country of Origin: Israel
Flow Rate: 1.75 gpm
Item Height: 13.06"
Item Weight: 6.393 lbs
Item Width (Side to Side): 4.80"
Material: Brass
Sku: CORPO-554-OB
Spout Reach: 10.63
Style: Pull Out

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