Pfister LG6-1TFK Traditioneller freistehender Wannenfüller mit Doppelsteigrohr und Handbrause, gebürstetes Nickel

Name: Pfister LG6-1TFK Traditioneller freistehender Wannenfüller mit Doppelsteigrohr und Handbrause, gebürstetes Nickel
Brand: Pfister
SKU: 0038877631898
Price: 1280.18 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Pfister

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Ein Hauch verträumter Innovation: Unser eleganter und einzigartig traditioneller Stil ergänzt den Stil Ihrer Einrichtung. Die hohen Doppel-Steigrohre in Verbindung mit einer passenden Telefon-Handbrause ergänzen einen königlichen Raum – einen, der jeden Tag ein Spa-Erlebnis der Spitzenklasse bietet. Mit ihrem unverwechselbaren Design wird diese Kollektion garantiert selbst den anspruchsvollsten Spa-Liebhaber begeistern.

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EAN: 0038877631898

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Küchen- & Badarmaturen, Badarmaturen, Wannenarmaturen & Duschköpfe, Wannen- & Duschsysteme,

Entspricht den CEC-, CalGreen- und Watersense-Standards für Wassereffizienz; erfüllt die ADA/ANSI A117.1-Anforderungen und gewährleistet die Zugänglichkeit für alle behinderten Menschen. 9 GPM @ 45 PSI Durchflussrate für Badewannenauslauf, 1,8 GPM für Handbrause; Heiß- und Kaltanzeigen an den Griffen der Badewannenarmaturen. Ganzmetallkonstruktion; Keramikplattenkartuschen; 2-Loch-Montage; Da das Ventil im Gerät eingebaut ist, ist kein Rohbau erforderlich. Erfordert zwei ¾-Zoll-Versorgungsleitungen, separat erhältlich. Traditioneller bodenmontierter Wannenfüller mit Telefonhandbrause, praktisch zum Baden und Ausspülen der Wanne nach Beendigung.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Pfister
Brand	‎Pfister
Color	Brushed Nickel
Color	‎Brushed Nickel
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	1.0 1.0 out of 5 stars 1 rating 1.0 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Brushed Nickel
Finish Type	Brushed Nickel
Finish Type	‎Brushed Nickel
Handle Material	‎Ceramic,Metal
Included Components	‎Tub Filler Trim, Installation Guide
Installation Method	‎Floor Mounted
Item model number	‎LG6-1TFK
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎15 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Pfister
Material	Metal
Material	‎Metal
Mounting Type	‎Free Standing,Freestanding
Number of Handles	3
Number of Handles	‎3
Number Of Holes	‎2
Part Number	‎LG61TFK
Product Dimensions	‎32.27 x 16.67 x 7.86 inches
Style	‎1.8 gpm Handshower
Water Consumption	‎1.8 Gallons per Minute

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I bought this faucet for our master bath remodel. I needed a faucet that had both hot and cold handles. I thought this one was pretty and would do the trick. I ordered it right away because they only had 1 left. We weren't to the point in our remodel that we were ready to put it in. When we finally got to the point where it was time to install it, we realized how difficult that would be. There is no plumbing running through the risers. You have to supply your own. Supply lines, similar to what you use for a toilet, were the best option. However, the supply line can't be too long because there is no room for extra in the riser, and it can't be too short because you have to have room to pull the line so that you can connect it to the water line. The big box stores did not have a length that was suitable. It might work better if you had a home where you could access it from below the plumbing. This faucet created a lot of tension between my husband and I. He dragged his feet about installing it because of the difficulty and not having a clear way to install it. The instructions and the website were absolutely no help. plumber wouldn't have helped because they would have had the same issues. Looking at other faucet options, we found that they did not have this sort of set up. I was willing to eat the cost of the faucet and ty to find something else. In desporation, I started looking for a supply line that was the right size. I finally found one on Amazon. I ordered it and thank goodness it worked. My husband compensated for the lack of having a long enough supply line by leaving the pipes in the floor loose. That way he got just enough wiggle room and stretch to pull on the pipe while connecting it. We were able to push some pea gravel under them for support. We made sure to put the risers as close as possible to the tub because we had read that there was an issue with splattering from the spout. Despite doing this, we still have an issue when we fill the tub. It splatters while it is running and when you shut it off, the flow slows and it runs back on the bottom of the spout and out onto the floor. They sold an extension for the spout but it was several hundred dollars. Keep searching for another option. This faucet was a nightmare and still continues to be one.