Before Choosing A New Faucet,

THINK FINISH FIRST

New technology and an increasing appreciation for purposeful design in public

bathrooms have made the faucet an important feature in bathroom decor.

POLISHED CHROME

Resistant to rust and corrosion, Chrome is both cost-effective

and easy to clean.

The graceful Chrome-plated finish is created through

electroplating, which applies a liquid metal coating through

electro deposition. As the deposited metal fuses to the base

material, the refined and durable finish created is Stern’s

collection default.

MATT BLACK

Powder coating is a finishing process in which a coating is

applied electrostatically to a surface as a dry powder before

heat is used to finalize the coating. The powder forms chemical

bonds in the process creating a flexible, durable finish that is

highly resistant to corrosion, flaking and scratching.

Exceptionally versatile and easy to clean, powder coating does

not show dirt, water spots, or fingerprints.

STAINLESS STEEL AISI 316

Stainless steel faucets do not need finishing. The material itself

is the finish and it offers corrosion resistance, formability,

strength and easy maintenance. Combining elegant design

with vandal resistant features, now more resilient than ever, our

Stainless Steel AISI 316 series is long lasting even under the

harshest conditions.

PVD BRUSHED NICKEL

PVD COPPER

Popular for its “stainless steel” A velvety effect that goes

PVD GUN METAL

Inspired by rifle barrels with a

sheen that’s not quite matte

and not quite shiny, gunmetal

faucets add an interesting

touch to any design,

particularly when paired with

industrial elements.

PVD ANTIQUE BRONZE

Dramatic and striking, antique

bronze lifts the ambiance with

a touch of texture.

appearance, PVD Brushed well with contemporary and

Nickel creates a sophisticated

and cool look that hides

fingerprints and water spots.

industrial styles.

PVD COATING

PVD coating (physical vapor deposition) is the process

in which a solid material is vaporized in a vacuum

and deposited onto the surface of the fixture. These

compound materials are deposited atom by atom, forming

a thin, bonded, metal surface layer that greatly improves

appearance and durability.

Selected products are available in a variety of special

finishes: