About the Pioneer Brentwood Two-Handle Polished Chrome Roman Tub Faucet Trim Kit, Porcelain Lever Handles, J-Style Spout, ADA-Compliant, Brass - 4BR810
Enhance your bath space with a perfect blend of style, functionality, and accessibility!
Add a touch of elegance and functionality to your bathroom with the Pioneer 4BR810 two-handle Roman tub faucet. It features a classic and timeless chrome finish that complements your bathroom aesthetics. It features an ADA-compliant porcelain lever handle that is easy to operate and promotes equal access for individuals with disabilities. This Roman tub faucet has a rigid J-style spout with a 10-inch reach that allows an extended water flow, providing ample coverage for your Roman tubs and filling the tub more quickly and efficiently.
This 4BR810 Roman tub faucet ceramic disk cartridge ensures smooth and precise control over water flow and temperature while minimizing the risk of leaks. With the inclusion of the rough-in valve, you can guarantee a reliable, durable, and seamless installation process. The Roman tub faucet offers flexible compatibility as it has a three-hole configuration and can fit distances ranging from 8 inches up to 16 inches. On top of that, it includes an escutcheon that conceals the base of the spout and valve for a more polished appearance and also serves as a protective plate for potential damage.
Pioneer Industries provides quality products to builders, contractors, and distributors, ranging from small businesses to large corporations to individual homeowners. Their primary objective is to simplify the process of acquiring kitchen and bathroom fixtures for your projects. When you choose products from their range of brands, you can have confidence in their extensive expertise, unwavering commitment to quality, and consistent focus on providing exceptional customer support. At PlumbersStock, we offer this Pioneer 4BR810 two-handle Roman tub faucet. Let's work together to transform your vision into reality and create a home that exudes comfort and luxury.
