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Dimensions and profile are considered in relationship to your cabinetry, cooking surface, and surrounding architecture, so the hood feels intentional within the space.
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Dimensions and profile are considered in relationship to your cabinetry, cooking surface, and surrounding architecture, so the hood feels intentional within the space.
Ventilation is engineered alongside the design, bringing performance requirements and architectural intent together from the start.
Real metal, finish, and architectural details are selected for what they bring to the larger design, from tone and contrast to texture, variation, and character.
Detailed CAD drawings bring every decision together before fabrication. Once approved, those specifications guide production through the finished piece.
ARCHITECTURAL METALWORK FOR THE DESIGNED HOME.
Explore the possibilities and make your initial selections. Our team is available to guide dimensions, material, finish, performance, and architectural details.
We translate your selections into a detailed CAD drawing so you can review dimensions and key specifications before fabrication.
With the drawing approved, your piece moves into fabrication and finishing, guided by the specifications you've reviewed.
Your finished piece is inspected, carefully packaged, and coordinated for delivery to your project.
Have a question about your design, dimensions, finish, or next step? Our team can help you resolve the details and move your project forward with confidence.
PIVOTING WASTE-AND-OVERFLOW, ADJUSTABLE HEAD, COORDINATED COVERS.
The Polished Brass pivoting waste-and-overflow assembly adapts to sloped and double-wall tub conditions while keeping the drain and overflow finish coordinated. Compatibility comes first; the finish then completes the larger bathing composition.
The swivel head resolves the tub-wall angle, and the soft-touch cover supports a deeper fill while maintaining a clean visible detail. Treat the assembly as both a plumbing specification and a visible finish decision.
The Polished Brass surface should be coordinated with the tub filler, tub finish, and other bathroom metalwork. Use gentle, non-abrasive care appropriate for the selected finish.
Confirm tub drain opening, wall and floor thickness, overflow condition, tailpiece or pipe reach, under-floor access, rough-in, gaskets, and all included parts. Verify compatibility before ordering and use current installation instructions.
The Overflow Drain - Polished Brass is specified as part of the complete bathing system. Dimensions, structural conditions, plumbing, clearances, access, and finish relationships should be confirmed before fabrication or installation.
Waste-and-overflow compatibility depends on the tub wall angle and thickness, drain and overflow locations, pipe reach, rough-in, and service access. Confirm all conditions before installation.
It is a pivoting tub waste-and-overflow assembly with coordinated visible covers.
Solid brass construction. Confirm current component and finish details in the product documentation.
21-1/2" drain pipe and 25-1/4" overflow pipe. Confirm that these dimensions suit the tub and rough-in.
Maximum 3-1/2" tub thickness at overflow. Tub-wall geometry and the overflow location must also be verified.
The head adjusts to the slope of the tub wall, helping the assembly align with contemporary and double-wall tub forms.
Soft-touch drain and overflow covers; daisy-wheel and push-button overflow covers included. Confirm the exact supplied components for the ordered finish.
Double-wall tubs and sloped tub walls; confirm tub and rough-in. Verify tub-wall angle and thickness, drain and overflow locations, pipe reach, rough-in, and access.
The soft-touch overflow cover is designed to support a deeper fill when correctly installed. Follow the tub and overflow manufacturer requirements.
Review it with the tub, filler, drain cover, hardware, and other architectural metalwork in the bathroom.
Follow the current product drawing, installation instructions, and local plumbing requirements. Confirm all joints and service access.
Use mild soap, water, and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or pads that can damage the finish.
Confirm tub model, wall angle and thickness, drain and overflow locations, pipe reach, trap, rough-in, access, included covers, and finish.