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Heritage KS1275ALBS 8" Kitchen Bridge Faucet
Eight-inch bridge faucet delivers manual control over kitchen sink water flow
- 8-inch bridge design suits three-hole sinks
- Manual operation provides direct water control
- Heritage brand backs the fixture
- New condition ensures full factory finish
- California Proposition 65 compliance noted
8-Inch Bridge Faucet
The Heritage KS1275ALBS is an eight-inch centreset bridge faucet designed for kitchen sinks with matching mounting holes. It suits homeowners who prefer a traditional two-handle layout and a classic bridge silhouette over a single-lever mixer. The manual operation gives direct control of hot and cold supply lines without electronic components.
Replaces Widespread Or Single-Hole Mixers
This model upgrades from a widespread three-piece set or a single-hole mixer when the countertop already has two holes spaced eight inches apart. The jump is worth it if you want the rigid bridge structure that keeps handles aligned and reduces wobble over time. It will not fit sinks drilled for four-inch centres or single-hole configurations without a new countertop cutout.
Sustained Daily Use
Under continuous household demand the solid brass body and ceramic disc cartridges maintain steady flow and drip-free shut-off through repeated cycles. The bridge design distributes torque across both supply risers, limiting stress on individual connections during frequent handle turns. California Proposition 65 warnings note the presence of chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 8-inch bridge design suits three-hole sinks
- Manual operation provides direct water control
- Heritage brand backs the fixture
- New condition ensures full factory finish
- California Proposition 65 compliance noted
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What sink or countertop hole spacing does the 8-inch bridge faucet require?
The faucet is designed for an 8-inch centre-to-centre mounting pattern, so the two supply holes must be exactly eight inches apart on the sink deck or countertop.
Which step is most often missed when installing the bridge faucet?
Installers frequently forget to tighten the bridge body onto both valve shanks before connecting the supply lines, leaving the assembly loose and prone to leaks.
What part will need replacement first on this bridge faucet?
The internal ceramic disc cartridges inside each handle are the wear items that typically require replacement after extended use.
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