CHICAGO FAUCET COMPANY 377-XTRHBL12JKABNF RH Ceramic Cartridge Brass/SS PK12
- Single Hole Faucets
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A low arc single-hole kitchen faucet with a lever handle and swing spout
The T&S Brass B-2731 is a single-hole kitchen faucet finished in chrome with a lever handle. Its low arc spout suits sinks where overhead clearance is limited. The fixture installs through one mounting hole for a streamlined deck appearance.
This faucet requires a single pre-drilled hole in the countertop or sink deck. The lever handle provides basic flow and temperature control. The low arc design frees vertical space above the basin for taller pots. Buyers needing a higher spout reach or separate spray function should consider other models.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | T&S Brass |
| Product type | Single Hole Faucets |
The B-2731 features a low-arc spout designed to sit closer to the sink deck, reducing splash and fitting easily under cabinets or shelves.
The single-hole mount uses a ceramic disc cartridge and metal lever handle built for repeated on-off cycles in busy kitchen environments.
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