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More stories about Faucets

  • Articulating Bath Faucet From Kohler

    Kohler. The companys Karbon industrial-style articulating faucet is now available in a smaller profile for baths. The WaterSense-certified units come in deck-mount, wall-mount, and wide-spread options in silver or black with polished chrome or brushed nickel accents. They feature two spray...

  • WaterSense-Certified Waterfall Faucet From Danze

    Danze. Reminiscent of a waterfall spout, Wynstone lavatory faucets deliver a wide, flat flow of water. The WaterSense-certified faucets come in single-hole and single-control models in vessel or standard heights; wide-spread offerings will be added later this year. Finishes include polished chrome...

  • Moen M-Press

    Moen's M-Press metering faucets use a sealed silicon mechanism to regulate water flow.

  • WaterSense-Certified Faucet from Sustainable Solutions International

    Sustainable Solutions International. WaterSense-certified Fluid bathroom fixtures operate at 1.5 gpm. The seven-line collection includes Swing, which boasts an undulating form; Fan, Asian-inspired units with a fan-shaped waterfall-like spout; bird-like Toucan; and Sublime (shown), which is...

  • New & Notable Green Building Products

    A selection of sustainable products, including ventilation fans, thin-film solar roofing, low-flow faucets, and energy monitoring.

  • The Aerada 1200 Series CS Gooseneck Faucet From Bradley Corp.

    The Aerada 1200 Series CS Gooseneck Faucet from Bradley Corp. features a 1.5-gallon (5.6-L) per minute laminar flow to conserve water. The faucet saves energy by automatically shutting off after a user’s hands leave the sensor area. The omni-directional detection zone surrounding the entire spout...

  • WaterSense Standards Bring Low-Flow Faucets, Showerheads to the Forefront

    Water-conserving bath fixtures enter the mainstream as the EPA’s WaterSense standards take effect.

  • Lav Faucets are Awash in New Standards from the EPA's WaterSense Program

    Everyone is preoccupied with oil shortages these days. But the building industry's eyes are already on the next scarce natural resource: water. While the U.S. population nearly doubled between 1950 and 2000, the demand for water more than tripled, putting pressure on both water supplies and an...

  • Improved High-Efficiency Showerheads Make The Most of Lower Flows

    Justin Wilson has been specifying ultra-low-flow showerheads for more than three years. But his biggest surprise when comparing water-efficient fixtures to typical builder-grade showerheads is that there is no surprise at all.