Brizo Tresa Two-Handle Wall Mount Lavatory Faucet with Lever Handles 1.2 GPM

Focal Point Hardware is an authorized Brizo retailer! The Brizo Tresa two-handle wall mount lavatory faucet is a perfect mix of style and function. Its classic yet timeless design combines old - world charm with modern tech. The well - crafted spout and easy - to - use lever handles make it a standout piece that enriches your bathroom's atmosphere. Key Features: - Stylish Design: The Tresa Bath Collection has a traditional look that connects the past and present. - Water - Saving: It has a hidden water - efficient aerator running at 1.2 GPM, saving water without losing performance. - Flexible Installation: Made for a three - hole setup with 8 - inch centers, fitting different bathroom layouts. - Adjustable Rough - In: Adjustable from 2 1/8” to 3 1/2” for a custom fit. - Durable Build: Crafted from high - quality metal for long - lasting performance. - Smooth Operation: Comes with a ceramic cartridge for smooth use and durability. - Complete Set: Includes rough and trim parts, plus a metal grid strainer with overflow. - CEC Certified: Meets California Energy Commission water - efficiency standards. This faucet shows Brizo's dedication to quality and innovation, adding a luxurious feel to your bathroom decor. Upgrade your daily routine with this elegant faucet.

Using your Brizo Tresa two - handle wall mount lavatory faucet is a breeze. Just turn the lever handles to adjust the water temperature and flow. To get hot water, turn the handle towards the red mark, and for cold water, turn it towards the blue mark. Here are some things to keep in mind. Don't use abrasive cleaners on the faucet as they can scratch the surface. Also, make sure to turn off the water properly after each use to avoid leaks. For maintenance, wipe the faucet regularly with a soft, damp cloth to keep it looking shiny. Every few months, check the connections under the sink to make sure they're tight. If you notice any drips, it might be time to replace the ceramic cartridge, but you can always call a professional if you're not sure how to do it.