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Rohl Campo Filter Kitchen Faucet
About the Rohl Campo Filter Kitchen Faucet
The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. CampoÂ’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache
The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. CampoÂ’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache
- May be used with HRK-2000 inline filter system
- Not suitable for reverse osmosis systems or instant hot systems
- 0.5 GPM/1.9 LPM at 60 PSI (CEC compliant)
About the Rohl Campo Filter Kitchen Faucet
The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. CampoÂ’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache
The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. CampoÂ’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache
- May be used with HRK-2000 inline filter system
- Not suitable for reverse osmosis systems or instant hot systems
- 0.5 GPM/1.9 LPM at 60 PSI (CEC compliant)
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About the Rohl Campo Filter Kitchen Faucet
The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. CampoÂ’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache
The Campo Collection is named for the Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Here a vast system of conduits and aqueducts, built in 1419, converged in the famous Fonte Gaia, or Fountain of the World. Campo carries through this inspiration in every detail. From the base of the neck, to the crosshatch knurling on the spout, to handles modeled after valve wheels, Campo brilliantly reimagines the industrial design system used in conduits. CampoÂ’s clean, minimalist design is a statement-making stand-out, perfect for kitchens with modern or transitional panache
- May be used with HRK-2000 inline filter system
- Not suitable for reverse osmosis systems or instant hot systems
- 0.5 GPM/1.9 LPM at 60 PSI (CEC compliant)
