Insinkerator Pro Series F-HC1100CRB
SKU: 44252AH
$852.20
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- Product Type Hot And Cold Water Faucet
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- Finish Classic Oil Rubbed Bronze
- 13 Finish Options
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44252D - Biscuit - $735.60
44252G - Black - $735.60
44252AK - Brushed Bronze - $852.20
44252AE - Brushed Chrome - $852.20
44252 - Chrome - $632.80
44252AH - Classic Oil Rubbed Bronze - $852.20
44252H - French Gold - $852.20
44252E - Matt Bronze - $852.20
44252Y - Matte Black - $735.60
44252AA - Oil Rubbed Bronze - $852.20
44252C - Polished Nickel - $852.20
44252B - Satin Nickel - $735.60
44252A - White - $735.60
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Insinkerator Pro Series 44252AH
- Finish Classic Oil Rubbed Bronze
- UPC 050375019237
- Online Product ID 9508930
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Insinkerator Pro Series
Waterware Showrooms of Plimpton & Hills is proud to present this Classic Oil Rubbed Bronze Hot And Cold Water Faucet, by Insinkerator Pro Series. The 44252AH is made from premium materials, this Hot And Cold Water Faucet offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Insinkerator Pro Series's Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
Headquartered in Racine, Wisconsin, InSinkErator, a business unit of Emerson (NYSE:EMR) is the world’s largest manufacturer of food waste disposers and instant hot water dispensers for home and commercial use. Yet, InSinkErator is not only the largest manufacturer of food waste disposers, we invented them in 1927.