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The Rohl U.3971X-EB has been discontinued

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Rohl Georgian Era Bidet Faucet with Metal Cross Handles

Model: U.3971X-EB

from the Perrin and Rowe Collection
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Product Overview

Georgian Era Bidet Faucet with Metal Cross Handles

Rohl’s Georgian Era collection of bathroom faucets and fixtures is an impressive family bound to become a focal point in any bathroom. From double handle bridge bathroom faucets to the double handle widespread bathroom faucet, old-world British charm blends with modern-day technology. Decorative design elements help define Rohl’s Georgian Era collection, which also includes tub fillers, bidets, and showerheads.

Rohl U.3971X Features:

  • All brass faucet body construction - weight: 10 lbs.
  • Hand-machined from solid brass stock
  • Industry leading, 1/4 turn lifetime ceramic disc valve
  • Superior finishing process – chemical, scratch, and stain resistant
  • Number of installation holes required: 5
  • Metal cross handles included
  • Diverter and vacuum breaker included
  • Extra secure mounting assembly
  • All necessary mounting hardware included
  • Fully covered under Rohl’s limited lifetime warranty
  • Manufactured in New Zealand, Western Europe, and/or North America
Variations:
  • U.3971X - This model
  • U.3970LSP - Same model with porcelain capped metal lever handles
  • U.3970LS - Same model with metal lever handles

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*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued.

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Dimensions and Measurements

Product Weight
10 lbs.

Included Components

Drain Assembly Included
No
Escutcheon Included
No
Handles Included
Yes

Characteristics and Features

Handle Material
Metal
Handle Style
Cross
Material
Brass
Number Of Handles
2
Spray Pattern
Vertical
Theme
Traditional
Valve Type
Ceramic Disc

Warranty and Product Information

ADA
No