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American Standard Faucets: Review & Guide
By: Kim Meehan on Wed Nov 4, 2009
Variety of style and longevity first come to mind when considering American Standard Faucets. This is a company with a long history meaning availability of parts and service. Visiting a showroom or even a plumbing connoisseur's shop in the industrial district can fire the imagination. The business also has a solid Internet presence, this October seeing the launch of an on line repair parts store with 150 American Standard parts, repair manuals, and customer service by phone six days a week. It can also be very gratifying to find a company with a North American roots as the global market expands and quality control evens out.

When buying look for lifetime warranties that cover leaks and stains. There is no reason to settle for anything less in a competitive market. A strong valve and durable finish are key elements to evaluate. Ask for a PVD or physical vapor deposition treated surface, which withstands harsher treatment, although drain cleaners are going to challenge even the highest quality product.

Consider aesthetics when choosing that appealing new design as you want it to be proportional to the size and style of your sink, not excluding splash back depending on sink depth. When selling or buying a home, the fixtures are a consideration as maintenance is a cost consideration.

Choosing American Standard will give you many more options for repair and replacement, and it is a large enough company that they stay abreast of trends. The largest plumbing suppliers on the Internet and brick and mortar stores, in addition to big box stores, carry American Standard. You will not regret working with a business that has been proven over time. There is something available in every price range without sacrificing quality. Ask a plumber and he or she will agree that it is a relief to answer a call where American Standard products are installed.
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