Mod-Fino Exposed Wall Mount Thermostatic Shower with Diverter Riser & Sliding Handshower Parking Bracket - Polished Chrome

Name: Mod-Fino Exposed Wall Mount Thermostatic Shower with Diverter Riser & Sliding Handshower Parking Bracket - Polished Chrome
Brand: ROHL

ROHL C72APC
Wave Collection

Available in 3 Color(s)

Polished Chrome
C72APC

Polished Nickel
C72PN

Satin Nickel
C72STN

Features

14 1/4" - 14 1/2" reach shower arm
Inlets 5 15/16" +/- 13/16" center-to-center
Brass construction
ABS sliding handshower parking bracket

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Type: Shower Systems

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by ROHL

Handcrafted in Italy, the ROHL Italian Wave faucet series was conceived by Nevio Tellatin. Its sophisticated form instills a sense of harmony and balance using a minimum of material and an absence ornamentation. A timeless, modern beauty, exclusively from the House of ROHL, the Series is formed using a combination of precision engineering and hand finishing and polishing to create an exquisite piece of architectural plumbing hardware.

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Features

14 1/4" - 14 1/2" reach shower arm
Inlets 5 15/16" +/- 13/16" center-to-center
Brass construction
ABS sliding handshower parking bracket
1/2" female connections

room	BATH
warranted finish	YES
warranty	2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
product type	THERMOSTATIC SHOWER
style	MODERN
grouping	MOD-FINO
hole configuration	3
mounting location	WALL

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