Somerville 4-Inch Centerset 2-Handle Bathroom Faucet 1.2 gpm With Lever Handles
- A washerless ceramic disc valve provides silky smooth operation, and a lifetime of drip-free performance
- Tarnish, scratch and corrosion resistant - lustrous finish is manufactured right into the faucet
- A flow rate of 1.2 gallons per minute helps to save water
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Product Type:
- Bath Faucet
- Product Group:
- Washroom/Bath
- Product Subgroup:
- Faucets
- Department:
- Plumbing
American Standard 8039201.295 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Can I use the Somerville faucet as a direct replacement for an existing centerset lavatory faucet?
If the sink or countertop is drilled on 4-inch centers with three holes, yes, the Somerville drops into the same prep. It is a 4-inch centerset two-handle faucet, which is the most common configuration on builder-grade lavatory sinks, so most swaps of an older two-handle unit are a like-for-like change.
2) Does the Somerville bathroom faucet meet low-flow water requirements at 1.2 gpm?
It runs at 1.2 gallons per minute, below the 2.2 gpm federal maximum for lavatory faucets and at the flow level commonly specified for water-conserving projects in hotels, schools, and multi-family units. For an MRO buyer standardizing on reduced-flow lavatory faucets, that number is the one to check against your spec.
3) Is the Somerville faucet a two-handle or single-handle faucet, and what handle style does it use?
Two handles, hot and cold, with lever handles. Levers are easier to operate than knobs for tenants and in public restrooms because they can be worked without gripping or twisting the wrist.
4) What kind of valve is inside the Somerville faucet, and will it need washers replaced?
It uses a washerless ceramic disc valve, so there are no rubber washers to wear out and replace the way there are in a compression stem faucet. For a property manager cycling a lot of doors on a maintenance list, that is one fewer recurring drip call.
5) What finish does the American Standard Somerville centerset faucet come in?
Brushed nickel, ordered as American Standard part number 8039201.295. The finish is built into the faucet rather than applied as a coating, and it resists tarnish, scratching, and corrosion. If you are matching other trim in a bath, brushed nickel pairs with brushed nickel towel bars and shower trim, not with polished chrome.
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Absolutely. The American Standard 8039201.295 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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