KINGSTON BRASS
Kingston Brass KS8611DX Two-Handle Centerset Lavatory Faucet with Brass Pop-Up Drain
A two-handle centreset lavatory faucet with a brass pop-up drain, solid brass construction and a 2.2 GPM ceramic disc cartridge
- Solid brass construction ensures lasting durability
- Drip-free ceramic cartridge prevents leaks
- 2 GPM flow rate conserves water
- Polished chrome finish resists tarnish and corrosion
- Brass pop-up drain included for complete installation
Product Identity
The Kingston Brass KS8611DX is a two-handle centreset lavatory faucet fabricated from solid brass for durability. It installs on a three-hole sink with a four-inch centre spread and includes a matching brass pop-up drain. The polished chrome finish resists tarnishing and corrosion for lasting appearance.
Upgrade Context
This faucet replaces older two-handle models that lack ceramic disc cartridges or a matching drain assembly. The jump is worth it when a drip-free quarter-turn mechanism and integrated aerator are needed to reduce water waste and maintenance on a standard three-hole deck.
Sustained Operation
Ceramic disc cartridges maintain a drip-free seal over repeated daily cycles without the wear common to rubber washers. The solid brass body and corrosion-resistant finish withstand continuous exposure to water and cleaning agents. Flow remains steady at the rated maximum through the removable aerator.
Highlights
- Solid brass construction ensures lasting durability
- Drip-free ceramic cartridge prevents leaks
- 2 GPM flow rate conserves water
- Polished chrome finish resists tarnish and corrosion
- Brass pop-up drain included for complete installation
Specifications
| Brand | Kingston Brass |
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Questions about this item
Will the 4 in. centerset spacing and 1/2 in. IPS male threaded shank inlets fit my three-hole sink?
Yes, this faucet is built for a three-hole sink with 4 in. center spread and uses 1/2 in. IPS male threaded shank inlets for standard supply connections.
Do I need plumber's putty or a gasket when mounting the deck, and which step causes leaks if skipped?
Apply plumber's putty or the supplied gasket under each escutcheon before tightening the locknuts; skipping the seal lets water seep under the deck.
How do I clean the integrated removable aerator and when should the ceramic disc cartridge be replaced?
Unscrew the aerator, soak in vinegar to remove mineral buildup, and rinse; the ceramic disc cartridge typically lasts years and only needs replacement if drips appear at the handles.
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