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Pasadena 1-Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet With Soap Dispenser

SKU: F-529-PDSL

A truly versatile design, the Pasadena collection is a transitional piece that defies definition to complement a variety of decorative settings. Its clean curves and sturdy foundation radiate style, making…

Color: Slate

Brand: Pasadena

Number of Handles: 1

GPM Flow Rate: 1.8

Deck To Aerator Height: 9-11/16

Deckplate Included: Yes

Max Deck Thickness: 3

Soap Dispenser: Yes

Spray Functions: Spray, Stream

Pull-Out/Down Hose Length: 60

Faucet Arc Type: High Arc

Configurations: 1 Hole, 2-Hole, 3 Hole, 4 Hole

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Tags : Faucet, kitchen, Pasadena, Pfister, Pull-Down, Single Handle, Soap Dispenser

A truly versatile design, the Pasadena collection is a transitional piece that defies definition to complement a variety of decorative settings. Its clean curves and sturdy foundation radiate style, making this fixture a favorable choice for any home decor. Pasadena simplifies remodeling by offering a full range of faucet options from bath faucets to kitchen faucets, giving you a convenient way to coordinate the entire home.

Features

Meets ADA/ANSI A117.1 requirements, ensuring accessibility to all disabled persons
Pforever Seal™—advanced ceramic disc valve technology with a never leak guarantee
Complies with Federal and State safe drinking water legislation.
Includes decorative deck plate
Includes coordinating soap dispenser
High arc spout for added clearance and reach
Pull-down spray head, select from 3 water settings conveniently in the palm of your hand
Advanced spray head docking system ensures a secure, tight connection to the faucet spout
Includes 36” integrated PE-RT supply lines with 3/8” female fittings. No need to purchase separate water-supply connection lines.
Make cleaning and rinsing easier by adjusting the spray volume in the palm of your hand. Whether you need a powerful spray, gentle rinse, or something in between, choose the perfect water volume for you.
Rated to meet or exceed CALGreen criteria, which helps to conserve water in the average home by at least 20 percent