Lippert Components
Lippert Components 719325 Flow-Max Gooseneck Kitchen Faucet Square
A gooseneck kitchen faucet with a square silhouette and single-handle control for precise water flow
- High-end look and feel from quality materials
- Single-handle design simplifies temperature and flow control
- Gooseneck spout provides clearance for large pots
- Single-hole installation fits standard sink cutouts
- Flow-Max model 719325 built for reliable daily use
Lippert 719325 Gooseneck Faucet
The Lippert 719325 Flow-Max faucet is a gooseneck kitchen tap designed for single-hole mounting. Its square profile and single-handle operation suit modern kitchen sinks where a clean, architectural look is preferred.
Single-hole mounting simplicity
The single-hole design reduces the number of cut-outs required in the countertop or sink deck. This streamlines installation and leaves a minimal footprint, keeping the surrounding surface uncluttered.
High-end materials and finish
Quality construction delivers a premium look and feel that resists daily wear. The gooseneck spout provides ample clearance for large pots, while the single lever controls flow and temperature in one motion.
Highlights
- High-end look and feel from quality materials
- Single-handle design simplifies temperature and flow control
- Gooseneck spout provides clearance for large pots
- Single-hole installation fits standard sink cutouts
- Flow-Max model 719325 built for reliable daily use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the cartridge in the Lippert 719325 faucet need replacement under normal use?
The ceramic disc cartridge is designed for long service life and typically requires replacement only if mineral buildup or wear causes dripping or stiff handle movement.
What limits the flow rate of the Lippert 719325 during continuous daily use?
The integrated flow restrictor and supply line capacity set the maximum flow, which cannot be exceeded regardless of water pressure.
Does the Lippert 719325 generate noticeable noise or heat when water runs for extended periods?
Normal operation is quiet; the metal body may become warm to the touch if very hot water flows continuously, but it does not produce excess noise.
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