American Standard Straight Service Sink Faucet, Wristblade Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm, Chrome - 8355101.002 Voltage-110-120V American Standard 7798020 - New

Name: American Standard Straight Service Sink Faucet, Wristblade Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm, Chrome - 8355101.002 Voltage-110-120V American Standard 7798020 - New
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75950584951
Price: 182.03 USD
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Rating: 4.1701 (23 reviews)

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American Standard Straight Service Sink Faucet, Wristblade Faucet Handle Type, 2.20 gpm, Chrome 8355101.002 Voltage 110 120V American Standard 7798020 New American Standard 7798020 New Trap Std 2In Coordinate with wall framing and mechanical placement prior to rough in Faucet Finish: Chrome Spout Length: 12 1 4"

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