American Plumbing Partsmaster 985002 Faucet Handle Pair

Product Description

The American Plumbing Partsmaster 985002 is a pair of large canopy-style faucet handles designed as a fit-all replacement for standard two-handle faucet configurations. The set includes one hot and one cold handle, sized at 1 5/16 inches by 1 5/8 inches, making them a practical replacement option for worn, cracked, or missing canopy handles in residential and light commercial plumbing applications. These handles are intended for use by licensed plumbers and experienced service technicians performing faucet repairs or retrofits where original handles are no longer available.

Large canopy handles are commonly used on two-handle lavatory, kitchen, and utility faucets where a broad, dome-shaped handle cap is the original style. The fit-all design allows a single SKU to serve as a cross-replacement across a wide range of faucet brands and stem configurations that accept this handle size. This makes the 985002 a convenient stock item for plumbing service vehicles and repair shops handling a variety of residential service calls.

Key Features

• Sold as a matched pair - one hot handle and one cold handle included
• Large canopy profile sized at 1 5/16 inches by 1 5/8 inches
• Fit-all design intended to cross-replace handles across multiple faucet brands
• Canopy style suits standard two-handle lavatory, kitchen, and utility faucet applications
• Useful for service and repair scenarios where original handles are discontinued or unavailable

Compatibility

Designed as a fit-all OEM-style replacement for two-handle faucets that accept large canopy-style handles in the 1 5/16 inch by 1 5/8 inch size range.

Installation Notes

Handle replacement should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valves or at the main before beginning any faucet disassembly. Verify stem configuration and set-screw compatibility before final installation. Follow all applicable local plumbing codes, including IPC guidelines, when performing faucet repairs.