American Standard Chrome, Low Arc, Bathroom Sink Faucet, Manual Faucet Activation, 1.0 gpm - 1340M109.002 Capacity-45 oz SS TRIPLE COMPY SCULLERY SINK

Name: American Standard Chrome, Low Arc, Bathroom Sink Faucet, Manual Faucet Activation, 1.0 gpm - 1340M109.002 Capacity-45 oz SS TRIPLE COMPY SCULLERY SINK
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 9678710645
Price: 194.54 USD
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American Standard Chrome, Low Arc, Bathroom Sink Faucet, Manual Faucet Activation, 1.0 gpm 1340M109.002 Capacity 45 oz SS TRIPLE COMPY SCULLERY SINK SS TRIPLE COMPY SCULLERY SINK 1AKG3 and 4KPX5 feature a dual padlock steel security bar as the water flow shuts off automatically These faucets combine the hot and cold water supplies to come out through a single spout

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