Elizabethan Classics ECFSSL04SN Satin Nickel Rigid, Freestanding Supplies with Stops with Metal Cross Handles
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BCI1106796
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Technical Specs
| Handle Material | Metal |
| Handle Style | Cross |
| Length | 30 |
| Number Of Handles | 2 |
Rigid, Freestanding Supplies with Stops with Metal Cross Handles
The Elizabethan Classics collection provides everything you need to complete the kitchen or bath of your dreams. Classic cast iron clawfoot tubs, acrylic clawfoot tubs, bath faucets, Victorian-style water closets, pedestal lavatories and console lavatories – all inspired by the days when style was warm, comfortable and appealing with just a flourish of understated sophistication. Old-world charm with contemporary function.
- Metal cross handles
- 12in Braces can be cut to desired length
- 3/4in OD x 30 in long
- Use when tub has no faucet holes
- Note: When no wall is available for support, use the Brace Ring Kit
- Sold in pairs
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Our SKU: ECFSSL04
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- ECFSSL04CP
Chrome - ECFSSL04ORB
Oil Rubbed Bronze - ECFSSL04PB
Polished Brass - ECFSSL04SN
Satin Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
1 Question from the Community
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Could please confirm just what this item is? I assume it is the full unit and not the structure to hold it up. Is it possible to upload a picture?
Warranty Info
Elizabethan Classics Warranty
All items are warranted to be free of manufacturing, material, and mechanical defects for a period of 5 years from date of purchase, when properly installed by a qualified, licensed plumber.
All items are warranted to be free of manufacturing, material, and mechanical defects for a period of 5 years from date of purchase, when properly installed by a qualified, licensed plumber.
