Kingston Brass KB1492BPL centreset bar faucet, polished brass
A centreset bar faucet with a high spout for versatile food preparation and cleanup tasks
- Elegant traditional style enhances bar aesthetics
- High spout clearance simplifies food prep and cleanup
- Centerset 4-inch design fits standard bar sinks
- Polished brass finish resists tarnish for lasting shine
- New condition ensures flawless performance from installation
Centreset Bar Faucet
The Kingston Brass KB1492BPL centreset bar faucet adds elegant traditional style to a bar or prep sink. Its high spout provides ample clearance for food preparation and cleanup tasks. The polished brass finish complements classic kitchen designs. This new fixture suits homeowners updating a secondary sink area.
Four-Inch Centreset Upgrade
The unit fits a standard four-inch centreset mounting pattern, replacing an existing two-handle bar faucet with the same hole spacing. The jump is worthwhile when the current fixture leaks, corrodes or no longer matches the surrounding hardware. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals in the product.
Installation Checklist
Verify that the sink or countertop has two holes spaced four inches on centre before ordering. Confirm the supply lines match the faucet connections and that shut-off valves operate correctly. Ensure the polished brass finish coordinates with other fixtures in the bar area.
How it compares
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- Price $147.99
- Pricier than about 62% of the 470 comparable items (median $113.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | KINGSTON BRASS |
Questions about this item
What sink cut-out does the 4-inch centreset faucet require?
The faucet is designed for a standard 4-inch centreset mounting pattern, meaning two holes spaced four inches on centre.
How do I secure the faucet to the countertop and what step is often missed?
Insert the shanks through the sink holes, slide the supplied washers and nuts onto each shank from below, then tighten evenly; the step often missed is using both the rubber and metal washers in the correct order to prevent leaks.
Which internal part will need replacement over time and how is it accessed?
The cartridge inside the handle controls flow and temperature; remove the handle set screw, lift the handle, then unscrew the retaining nut to swap the cartridge.
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