KINGSTON BRASS
Kingston Brass KB795 kitchen faucet with white side sprayer
Double-handle centreset faucet with goose-neck spout, oil-rubbed bronze finish, brass construction and white side sprayer included
- Elegant traditional styling suits classic kitchen architecture
- Centerset single-unit design simplifies installation
- Oil-rubbed bronze finish resists wear for lasting appeal
- Solid brass body with swivel spout ensures durability
- Included white side sprayer reaches awkward corners easily
Kitchen Faucet with White Side Sprayer
The Kingston Brass KB795 is a double-handle goose neck kitchen faucet finished in oil rubbed bronze. Its brass construction provides durability for daily use. The included white side sprayer assists with cleaning hard-to-reach areas. This new fixture suits traditional kitchen designs.
Suits Traditional Installations
This centerset faucet installs as a single unit, simplifying the process for standard three-hole sinks. The oil rubbed bronze finish complements classic décor styles. Buyers needing a single-hole or four-hole configuration should look at alternative models. The side sprayer requires an additional hole on the sink or countertop.
Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish
The faucet features an oil rubbed bronze finish designed to provide a long-lasting touch to the kitchen. This coating resists wear from frequent handling and water exposure. California Proposition 65 warnings apply regarding chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. The finish defines the fixture's traditional aesthetic.
Highlights
- Elegant traditional styling suits classic kitchen architecture
- Centerset single-unit design simplifies installation
- Oil-rubbed bronze finish resists wear for lasting appeal
- Solid brass body with swivel spout ensures durability
- Included white side sprayer reaches awkward corners easily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What maintenance will the brass body and oil-rubbed bronze finish need over time?
The solid brass construction resists corrosion, and the oil-rubbed bronze finish is designed to be long-lasting; occasional gentle cleaning with mild soap preserves the surface.
What is the first limitation when running water continuously through the gooseneck spout and side sprayer?
The faucet’s flow rate is governed by the aerator and supply pressure; sustained high-volume use will be limited by the aerator’s rated gallons-per-minute rather than the brass valve mechanism.
Does the faucet generate noticeable noise, heat or extra power draw when used all day?
No electricity is used, so there is no power draw or heat from the faucet itself; water hammer or supply-pressure noise may occur in the plumbing, not the fixture.
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