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MR Direct Tri-Mount Bathroom Sink in Copper with 731 Faucet and Grid Drain in Antique Bronze

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MR Direct Tri-Mount Bathroom Sink in Copper with 731 Faucet and Grid Drain in Antique BronzeAn impressed scallop pattern of ornamental shapes and dots repeats around the interior and exterior of this copper vessel with its ever changing patina. A special feature of this design is that it can be mounted under, over, or on the counter as a vessel sink. With an overall measurement of 16 3 8 in. x 16 3 8 in. x 6 in., it will require a minimum width cabinet of 18 in. The 731 ABR, single handle, vessel faucet reaches a height of 12 1 4 in. and

An impressed scallop pattern of ornamental shapes and dots repeats around the interior and exterior of this copper vessel with its ever-changing patina. A special feature of this design is that it can be mounted under, over, or on the counter as a vessel sink. With an overall measurement of 16-3/8 in. x 16-3/8 in. x 6 in., it will require a minimum-width cabinet of 18 in. The 731-ABR, single-handle, vessel faucet reaches a height of 12-1/4 in. and features a classic trough-style spout with a 4 in. reach. Its sleek lines gradually widen and contract to create a stunning design statement. The single handle has a flat top with an inverse curve below to mimic the spout design; and it easily sets just the right water flow and temperature. Ceramic disc cartridges assure long-term, dependable operation, and a beautiful antique bronze finish completes its distinctive appearance. The faucet is constructed without lead and is compliant with NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) standards, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the cUPC (Uniform Plumbing Code of the United States and Canada), the ADA (American Disabilities Act) and carries the EPAs WaterSense label. Additionally, a grid drain (gd) is included, which allows water to pass through while catching solid debris with its attractive antique bronze cap.

  • Ensemble includes: sink, faucet, and grid drain
  • Vessel faucets are ADA approved and comply with NSF standards
  • Vessel faucets constructed of lead-free materials
  • All natural materials
  • Scratch resistant
  • 1-piece construction
  • 18 in. minimum cabinet size required
  • Top mount, under mount, or vessel installation
  • Limited lifetime warranty



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Features
Item Weight 10.7
Material Copper
Color Family Copper
Product Weight (lb.) 10.7
Shape Round
Features No Additional Features
Included Drain,Faucet,Sink
Style Farmhouse,Rustic
Faucet Finish Antique Bronze
Flow rate (gallons per minute) 1.5
Faucet Handle Type Lever
Returnable 180-Day
Color/Finish Copper
Sink Hole Diameter (in.) 1.5
Bathroom Sink Top to Bottom Depth (in.) 6
Bathroom Sink Front to Back Width (In.) 16.375
Inner bowl front to back length (in.) 14.25
Faucet Height (in.) 12.25
Bathroom Sink Left to Right Length (In.) 16.375
Inner bowl side to side width (in.) 14.25
Manufacturer Warranty Limited Lifetime
Certifications and Listings No Certifications or Listings

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