Dornbracht Wall Mounted Three-Way Diverter
SKU: 36210361-000010
$626.80
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- Product Type Transfer Valve
- Length 3.50" Width 5.50" Height 3.75" Weight 1.19 lbs.
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- Finish Polished Chrome
- 6 Finish Options
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36210361-280010 - Brushed Durabrass - $1,253.60
36210361-990010 - Dark Platinum Matte - $1,001.70
36210361-000010 - Polished Chrome - $626.80Search options by finish color groupings
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Dornbracht 36210361-000010
- Finish Polished Chrome
- Collection Madison
- UPC 4029011965371
- Online Product ID 11068807
- Length 3.50"
- Width 5.50"
- Height 3.75"
- Weight 1.19 lbs.
About This Brand
Dornbracht
W.T. Weaver & Sons is proud to present this Polished Chrome Transfer Valve, by Dornbracht. The 36210361-000010 is made from premium materials, this Transfer Valve offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Dornbracht's Madison Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
Dornbracht represents the very highest quality of manufacturing, progressive production and innovative design. The premium fittings of this family-run company have won numerous international awards, acting as a driving force for the developments and trends of an entire industry. Worldwide. This success story is based on a principle that has held up for more than 60 years, namely that change should never be regarded as constraint, but as opportunity.