Speakman - VS-154-BN
Speakman Company's Rainier Shower Elbow is a hand-held shower wall supply which allows the hand-held to be mounted close to the shower wall. Featuring a traditional square design, the Rainier Shower Elbow is solid brass contruction and available in a polished chrome finish.
| Finish: |
Brushed Nickel |
| Collection: |
Rainier |
| UPC: |
671252095702 |
| Length: |
1.25" |
| Width: |
2.0" |
| Height: |
2.25" |
| Weight: |
0.37 lbs. |
| Prop65 Warning: |
California Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov |
| Reference ID: |
12137689 |
| Shipping: |
5.3 lbs. |
ADDITIONAL PRODUCT INFORMATION:
- Square styling
- 1/2'' NPT female inlet
- Outlet fits 1/2'' NPSM
- Plated finish protects against corrosion
- Metal construction
- Available in polished chrome, brushed nickel & matte black finishes
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VS-154-BN - Speakman
Bay State Plumbing & Heating Supply is proud to present this Brushed Nickel Item, by Speakman. The VS-154-BN is made from premium materials, this Item offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Speakman's Rainier Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
For over 140 years, Speakman has pioneered the shower industry, first as a premiere American technological innovator, and continuously as a consumer shower market leader. With the creation of the Anystream® showerhead in the early 1920's, Speakman introduced a product that popularized the modern shower as well as the total shower experience that is still widely imitated. Today, Speakman continues to advance their original mission -- to offer the best showerheads on the market and design shower and bath fixtures that provide a luxurious bathing experience at an affordable price.
