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Distinctive styling with premium performance, Blanco's solid brass soap/lotion dispensers are engineered never to clog or drip. The spout interior is specially treated to protect against discoloration and corrosion. Easy-to-refill storage bottle.
Features:
Fits the Diamond Collection sinks (1 1/2 large bowl)
Inspired by the kitchens of Europe... A world leader, since 1925, Blanco has more than 30 million sinks produced in three factories world-wide. In 1952, Blanco pioneered the use of stainless steel for kitchen sinks. These stainless steel sinks remain a top seller for Blanco today. Following their innovation trend, Blanco pioneered the concept of ergonomically designed sink system and accessories in 1970. Then in 1980, Blanco began using hard composite materials for sinks.
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Inspired by the kitchens of Europe... A world leader, since 1925, Blanco has more than 30 million sinks produced in three factories world-wide. In 1952, Blanco pioneered the use of stainless steel for kitchen sinks. These stainless steel sinks remain a top seller for Blanco today. Following their innovation trend, Blanco pioneered the concept of ergonomically designed sink system and accessories in 1970. Then in 1980, Blanco began using hard composite materials for sinks.
