Axor 34132001 Citterio Chrome Single-Handle 2-Hole Lavatory Faucet

About the Axor 34132001 Citterio Chrome Single-Handle 2-Hole Lavatory Faucet

The Axor 34132001 two-hole lavatory faucet is the perfect solution if you are looking for a functional and stylish fixture for your bathroom. It comes with a durable chrome finish that is guaranteed not to corrode or tarnish while complementing other bathroom fixtures. This single-handle faucet delivers a constant water flow of 1.2 GPM. It is designed with a soft-touch ceramic cartridge just a quick flip is enough to start and stop the faucet. It features a pop-up assembly that effectively prevents overflowing by blocking objects that might get stuck in the drainage pipes. This faucet boasts an aerated spray that allows you to conserve water by letting air break the water into fine, soft, soothing droplets. It guarantees outstanding ease of use with a sense of luxury with its ComfortZone technology that assures exceptional engineering to provide effortless handwashing. This sophisticated technology vaunts its generous dimensions, scalding protection, and noise-free cartridges that assures a pleasant handwashing experience all the time. Its EcoRight technology boasts its clever way of protecting mother earth with its capability to conserve water without limiting your comfort. This ADA-compliant faucet has a vertical clearance of 6-1/8 from the deck to the spout is, providing generous space for handwashing. For added convenience, the mounting accessories are provided for a sturdy and permanent wall installation. 

The 34132001 assures a lifetime of use and will timelessly provide that sleek and classic brilliance that you desire. Axor-Citterio cares about people, and are delighted to offer numerous and diverse selection of only the very best ability-assistance products. Axor Citterio is a collection of bathroom fixtures and accessories that offer elegance at every turn. Axor has been behind the beautifully designed quality showers, faucets, and other bathroom fixtures since 1901.