Blanco RIV442SOA Rivana Soap Dispenser

The Rivana dispenser drops into a standard 1-3/8 inch diameter drilled hole. That's the same hole size used for a typical accessory or sprayer port, so if you have a spare deck hole from a removed side spray or air switch, it will usually take this dispenser directly.

No. The Rivana refills from above the counter, so you top it up at the spout instead of pulling the bottle off under the cabinet. That matters on a deep sink base or in a multi-family unit where the under-sink space is packed with a disposal and trap.

The bottle holds roughly 10 fl oz. It's rated for liquid hand soap, liquid dish soap, and hand lotion, so a bath vanity application works as well as a kitchen sink.

Six finishes: Polished Chrome (442679), PVD Steel (442680), Satin Gold (442988), Matte Black (443029), Satin Platinum (443260), and Satin Dark Steel (443271). Order by the finish-specific part number, since the RIV442SOA designation covers the whole group.

It's built as the companion piece to the Blanco Rivana faucet collection and shares the same European styling and finish range, so it's the direct match when you want the dispenser to read as part of the same set. Match the finish name on the faucet to the finish name on the dispenser when you order.

Solid brass, not plastic, which is what you want on a deck accessory that gets pumped several times a day. Blanco's premium finishes on it are made to resist tarnishing and corrosion, so the Matte Black and Satin Gold won't wear off the way a coated plastic pump does.

A deck-mounted unit like the Rivana takes a permanent 1-3/8 inch hole in the counter or sink deck, so it only makes sense if you already have a spare hole or you're specifying a new top. The payoff is a fixed, brass-bodied pump that matches the faucet finish and can't be knocked into the sink. If the countertop is already drilled and finished with no free hole, a countertop bottle is the answer, because retro-drilling granite or quartz is a fabricator job.