Gerber D225070BS Tribune Single Handle Bathroom Faucet - Satin Black

The Tribune Single Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet offers a modern aesthetic with square shapes and subtle, curving edges that give a glamorous feel to any bathroom setting. At home in both transitional and contemporary bathrooms, the Tribune single handle bathroom faucet incorporates hygienic Laminar Flow for a clear, splash-free water stream. Ceramic disc technology provides smooth operation coupled with drip-free performance. Offering a full complement of coordinated sink, shower, and tub faucets and trim, let the Tribune's softly contoured square forms and stunning finish options elevate your bathroom to a modern level. Product Information Product Overview Connection Type: 9/16 -24unef 3/8 Compression ConnectionFlow Rate: 1.2gpm Max Flow Rate @ 60 psiInstallation: 1- or 3-Hole InstallationSpray/Stream Function: Features a clear no-splash Laminar Flow for a more hygienic water experienceBrand: Gerber Features Optional Cover Plate Included DA667B57Optional Lift Rod Hole Plug IncludedCartridge Type: Includes Durable Ceramic Disc Valve for Drip-Free PerformanceWarranty: Limited lifetime Description The Tribune Single-Handle Bathroom Faucet is highlighted by square shapes with subtle curving edges that give a glamorous feel to any bathroom setting. At home in both transitional and contemporary bathrooms the Tribune single-handle faucet incorporates hygienic Laminar Flow for a clear splash-free water stream. Ceramic disc technology provides smooth operation coupled with drip-free performance. Offering a full complement of coordinated sink shower and tub faucets and trim let the Tribune s softly contoured square forms and stunning finish options elevate your bathroom to a modern level. Components Cartridge Included: YesDrain Type: Includes 50/50 Pop-Up Drain Assembly for Easy InstallationSold Separately Optional: Alternative Flow Rates Available with Spray Water Stream: 1.0 gpm when used with Da603a50n Aerator and 0.5 gpm when used with Da603a51n Aerator