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Axor Citterio Single-Hole Faucet, tall from Hansgrohe. With its generous 7 1/2" height and strategically placed side lever handle, this faucet offers the ultimate in user comfort. Its raised spout, which was inspired by the spout of the widespread faucet, employs the design vocabulary embodied in the Axor Citterio bathroom collection. For added convenience, the faucet features an angle-adjusting, low flow (1.5 GPM) aerator and will meet ADA requirements.
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Flushometer from Kohler. Combines with the company’s reliable bowl performance to create a complete product that is
environmentally sound, highly efficient, and the ideal solution for any commercial setting. Rather than the diaphragm valves used in the majority of
competitor models, Kohler makes use of piston valves in its flushometers because of their top quality performance and longevity.
• The advanced piston technology ensures a
consistent, water- saving flush every time, no matter what the level of water pressure may be.
• Piston valves make minimal use of rubber, which can grow stiff and brittle causing the valve to fail over time, especially when exposed to chloramines in the water. In contrast diagram valves are largely made up of dynamic rubber components, providing for a more reliable product. Kohler requires that all rubber components in its piston valves that make contact with water be chloramine resistant.
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