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Elements of Design Heritage Polished Brass 2-Handle Deck-Mount Bridge Kitchen Faucet with Deck Plate and Side Spray

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Elements of Design Heritage Polished Brass 2-Handle Deck-Mount Bridge Kitchen Faucet with Deck Plate and Side SprayPolished brass 2 handle bridge kitchen faucet with side spray A classic Heritage bridge kitchen faucet crafted in solid brass with a polished finish. Features cross handles, a 360 swivel spout, and a matching deck plate with included white side sprayer for versatile cleaning. Key Features: Solid Brass Construction: Built for long term durability with a premium polished brass finish that resists tarnish and corrosion Bridge Design & 360 Spout:

Polished brass 2-handle bridge kitchen faucet with side spray

A classic Heritage bridge kitchen faucet crafted in solid brass with a polished finish. Features cross handles, a 360° swivel spout, and a matching deck plate with included white side sprayer for versatile cleaning.


Key Features:

  • Solid Brass Construction: Built for long-term durability with a premium polished brass finish that resists tarnish and corrosion
  • Bridge Design & 360° Spout: Traditional bridge style with a swiveling spout for full sink coverage
  • Dual Cross Handles: Smooth 1/4-turn on/off water control with DuraSeal washerless valve
  • Side Sprayer Included: Convenient white side spray adds reach for rinsing and cleanup
  • Deck Plate Included: 8-in centerset deck-mount installation fits 4-hole sinks

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Name Heritage
Fixture Color Family Brass
Fixture Finish Polished
Manufacturer Color/Finish Polished Brass
Type Kitchen faucet
Maximum Deck Thickness (Inches) 1.25
Maximum Faucet Height (Inches) 10.38
Spout Height (Inches) 10.38
Activation Method Handle
ADA Compliant No
Antimicrobial No
Built-In Water Filter No
Commercial/Residential Residential
Deck Plate Included Yes
Easy-Cleaning Nozzles No
Faucet Type Bridge
Fingerprint-Resistant No
Foot-Pedal Operated No
For Use with Mobile Homes No
For Use with RVs No
Garden Hose Adaptable No
Handle Type Cross
Handle(s) Included Yes
Max Flow Rate 1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM)
Mounting Location Deck-mount
Number of Faucet Handles 2-handle
Rust Resistant Yes
Secure Docking No
Side Spray Included Yes
Soap or Lotion Dispenser No
Spout Reach (Inches) 8.5
Spray and Stream No
Supply Lines Included No
Valve Type Cartridge valve
Voice Controlled No
WaterSense Labeled No
1-Hole Sink Compatible No
2-Hole Sink Compatible No
3-Hole Sink Compatible No
4-Hole Sink Compatible Yes
Smart Compatible No
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes
Complies with Federal Lead Guidelines Yes
UNSPSC 30181700
Centerset 8-in centerset deck mount installation
Material Solid brass
Spout 360° swivel spout
Valve Technology DuraSeal washerless valve
Aerator Integrated removable aerator
Inlet Size/Type 1/2-in - 14 NPS male threaded inlets

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What sink configuration does this faucet fit?
A: It installs on 8-in centers and is compatible with 4-hole sinks using the included deck plate and side sprayer.


Q: Is the faucet made of solid brass?
A: Yes, the body is fabricated from high-quality solid brass for durability and reliability.


Q: What is the flow rate?
A: Maximum flow rate is 1.8 GPM (6.8 LPM).


Q: Does it include supply lines?
A: No, supply lines are not included.


Q: Is the valve washerless?
A: Yes, it uses a DuraSeal washerless cartridge valve.


A Heritage Statement in Polished Brass

This bridge faucet brings a refined, old-world charm that instantly elevates the kitchen. The gleaming polished brass and sculpted cross handles create a timeless silhouette, while the high arch spout adds graceful proportion. Pair it with white marble or inset shaker cabinetry to let the warm metallic glow sing. It’s a luxurious essential that marries classic style with everyday function.


Upgrade your kitchen with timeless brass elegance—add the Heritage bridge faucet to your cart today.

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