Zurn Z6913-XL-CP4 AquaSense Sensor Faucet, Single Hole, 0.5 GPM Aerator," 4" Widespread Cover Plate, Chrome Size-36" x 48" No wall opening required

Name: Zurn Z6913-XL-CP4 AquaSense Sensor Faucet, Single Hole, 0.5 GPM Aerator," 4" Widespread Cover Plate, Chrome Size-36" x 48" No wall opening required
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 84183802319
Price: 234.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1575 (18 reviews)

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Zurn Z6913 XL CP4 AquaSense Sensor Faucet, Single Hole, 0.5 GPM Aerator," 4" Widespread Cover Plate, Chrome Size 36" x 48" No wall opening required No wall opening required Provided with universal mounting slots to accommodate self tapping screws (supplied separately with unit specified) for use with ASI Models: 0402 DZ Single Hole 5 GPM Aerator

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