New faucet fixtures grow even bigger now that PFISTER has unveiled its new line of newly designed fixtures to the market. PFISTER Custom Faucet Solutions enables design-focused clients to partner and collaborate one-on-one with the PFISTER Industrial Design Team, disciplined in traditional applied art and the integration of state-of-the-art technology, to develop unique designs true to original inspiration in as little as eight weeks.

“Customization and exclusivity are in high-demand in almost every U.S. market segment,” said Nick Kruse, marketing director, PFISTER. “PFISTER Custom Faucet Solutions enables hospitality clients working on a budget to get in on the trend at a competitive price and with minimal turnaround time.”

PFISTER offers the largest selection of finishes in the industry with more than 17 available, and whether a client wants to create 200 or 1,000 guest rooms is also entirely their choice. PFISTER Custom Faucet Solutions aims to provide virtually limitless design possibilities to any designer, decorator or architect with a vision for customization.

For those wanting a custom design but needing additional inspiration, PFISTER also offers clients an exclusive off-the-shelf catalog of modern and contemporary stock designs. Customers can order directly from the catalog or use it as inspiration for a new custom design.

This product is not affiliated with Bedzine.

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PFISTER Releases Modern Faucet Solutions

One of the things that we should all pay attention these days would be our plumbing fixtures. Aside from the fact that water is slowly being scarce, rising utilities expense is another area we can really address, particularly to the last drop of water.

To some, one drop would not mean much but did you know that if you leave leaky faucets as they are, they can grow worse? Sometimes, just one faucet fixture can make a difference and while many would leave it to be attended later on, it would be best to address them in their early stages.

Besides all you need is a wrench and a new faucet. Some would go to the extent of changing the rubber fittings or washers to save on cost and it can really stop the dripping water. Here are some careful steps to go about it:

1. Shut down the main bulb of your water source
2. Loosen the faucet fixture
3. Get some Teflon and wrap it around the new fitting and then twist it slowly towards the pipe where the old one was at.
4. Tighten it with the use of a vise grip or a wrench.
5. Turn on the bulb and check for leaks.

Also, if you don’t feel like being a Mr. Handyman, there are always plumbers who can do it for you for a minimal fee.

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