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(More customer reviews)Wonderful fixture; good quality; stylish; and very easy to install. Also, it is
Excellent working unit; looks great, feels great when handling spray, functions great.
The retroactive look is stunning;
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Hans Grohe founded the company in 1901 in Schiltach. The accuracy, craftsmanship and meticulous working style springs from these origins and is deep-seeded in Black Forest tradition. The success of the company is also due to its passion for water, the elixir of life and from the fact that the company is still guided by the Grohe family. Today, Hansgrohe is a global company with 9 manufacturing locations on 3 continents as well as many sales departments and consulting bases. Countless technological innovations and over 150 Design awards have turned the Hansgrohe Group into one of the most important innovators for the entire world. Lifelong Finishes Hansgrohe employs a Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) process for special finishes to ensure finish durability, longevity and beauty. PVD finishes resist corrosion, tarnish, scuffs and flaking. The finish bond on a molecular level in a vacuum chamber, creating a thin though highly impervious finish. With this advanced technology, your kitchen faucet will be beautiful for years to come. To be a modern classic, a faucet has to have design elements that are enduring and features that are always desirable. Swing delivers on both counts with its traditional handle, decorative trim, elegant yet functional high spout and pull-out handspray. Packing modern needs into a traditional design, Swing features full and needle spray modes. To activate the needle spray, you simply compress the conveniently located handspray button, which is elongated for easy use with one hand. Rubit Aerator It is virtually impossible for limescale deposits to take hold on the elastic silicon screen of the Rubit aerator. Should deposits appear, you can easily rub them off with your finger.
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