Bsc Preferred LK135BK 3-hole Faucet Deck Plate Black Stainless

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED LK135BK is a 3-hole bar faucet deck plate finished in black stainless, designed to cover unused or exposed faucet holes in bar, kitchen, or prep sink installations. Also referred to as an escutcheon, this plate sits flush against the sink deck and presents a clean, finished surface where multiple knockout holes exist but only a single-hole faucet is being installed. At 5.9375 inches in length and 2.1875 inches in width, it fits standard 3-hole sink configurations. Weighing 0.5 pounds, it is lightweight and straightforward to position. Plumbers and plumbing contractors install this type of accessory as a finishing step after rough-in is complete.

This deck plate is suited for residential and light commercial bar sinks, kitchen sinks, and laundry sink applications where a 3-hole deck layout exists but only a single-hole faucet is used. It is designed to coordinate with BSC PREFERRED sink products, maintaining consistent finish and visual continuity across the sink installation. It is appropriate for new construction as well as retrofit or faucet-replacement projects where hole coverage is needed.

Key Features

• Covers three faucet holes with a single escutcheon plate for a clean deck finish
• Black stainless finish coordinates with BSC PREFERRED sink lines
• Low-profile at 0.375 inches in height, sitting nearly flush with the sink deck
• Lightweight construction at 0.5 pounds for easy handling and positioning
• Suitable for bar, kitchen, and laundry sink installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory for use with BSC PREFERRED sink products featuring a standard 3-hole faucet deck layout. Verify center-to-center hole spacing against sink specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

This plate is installed by a plumber or qualified tradesperson as part of faucet rough-in or replacement. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves before beginning any work at the sink. The deck plate should be seated flat against the sink surface before the faucet body and mounting hardware are tightened from below. Do not overtighten mounting hardware, as this can distort the plate or damage the sink deck finish.