BAR FAUCETS
THE FOLLOWING GERBER BAR FAUCETS ARE OUR MOST POPULAR FAUCETS.
Chrome is regularly stocked and immediately available in most models. If one of these models does not meet your needs we can special order. All faucets are furnished and installed.
GERBER ALLERTON BAR FAUCET
The Gerber Allerton Bar Faucet is a chrome, two handle, 3-hole installation, 4″ centers bar faucet featuring a ceramic disc cartridge, 2.2 gpm maximum aerator at 60psi, and a lead free waterway per NSF/ANSI 372.
The Allerton Two Handle Bar Faucet is also available in Stainless Steel (#49-272-SS).
GERBER BRIANNE BAR FAUCET
The Gerber Brianne Bar Faucet is a chrome, two handles, 3-hole installation, 4″ centers bar faucet featuring a ceramic disc cartridge, 2.2 gpm aerator at 60 psi, and a lead-free waterway per NSF/ANSI 372.
The Brianne Two Handle Bar Faucet is available in Stainless Steel (#49-262-RB) and Oil-Rubbed Bronze (#49-262-RB).
The Brianne Two Handle Bar Faucet line has been discontinued, but is available while supplies last.
GERBER ABIGAIL BAR FAUCET
The Gerber Abigail Two Handle Bar Faucet is an oil-rubbed bronze, two handle, 3-hole installation, 4″ centers bar faucet featuring a ceramic disc charge, 2.2 gpm maximum aerator at 60 psi, and lead free waterway per NSF/ANSI 372.
The Abigail Two Handle Bar Faucet line has been discontinued, but is available while supplies last.
GERBER BRIANNE BAR FAUCET
The Gerber Hardwater Bar Faucet is chrome, two handle, 3-hole installation, 4″ centers bar faucet featuring a ceramic disc cartridge, 2.2 gpm maximum aerator at 60 psi, and a lead free waterway per NSF/ANSI 372.
GERBER CLASSICS BAR FAUCET
The Gerber Classics Bar Faucet is a chrome, two handle, 3-hole installation, 4″ centers bar faucet featuring compression cartridges, 2.2 gpm maximum aerator at 60 psi, and a lead free waterway per NSF/ANSI 372.
GERBER CLASSICS BAR FAUCET
The Gerber Classics Bar Faucet is a chrome, two handle, 3-hole installation, 4″ centers bar faucet featuring compression cartridges, 2.2 gpm maximum aerator at 60 psi, and a lead free waterway per NSF/ANSI 372.
