Chicago Faucets 2201-4ABCP Bathroom Faucet Chrome

Product Description

The CHICAGO FAUCETS 2201-4ABCP is a single-handle, deck-mounted bathroom faucet designed for single-hole installations. It features an integral spout and a ceramic mixing cartridge that provides smooth, durable temperature and flow control. A pop-up drain assembly is included, simplifying the rough-in process for the installing plumber. The polished chrome finish resists tarnish and cleans easily, making it well-suited for both residential and light commercial restroom applications. At 6 pounds, the faucet has a solid feel consistent with a commercial-grade product. Overall footprint measures 11.25 inches in length and 9.25 inches in width, with a body height of 3.25 inches.

This faucet is intended for deck-mounted single-hole sink installations in bathroom and restroom environments. The single-handle design consolidates hot and cold water mixing into one lever, reducing trim complexity and speeding up installation. Its 4-inch mounting center measurement and integral spout configuration make it a direct fit for standard vanity tops and lavatory sinks designed for single-hole deck mounting. Licensed plumbers and experienced plumbing contractors are the typical installers in both new construction and remodel projects.

Key Features

• Ceramic mixing cartridge for long service life and precise flow control
• Integral spout eliminates a separate spout component and reduces leak points
• Pop-up drain assembly included for a complete installation package
• Polished chrome finish for durability and easy maintenance
• Single-handle operation for simplified temperature and volume adjustment
• Deck-mounted, single-hole configuration for straightforward rough-in

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style deck-mounted faucet for single-hole bathroom sink and lavatory installations with standard 4-inch mounting center layouts.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes and the IPC. Shut off the hot and cold water supply valves and relieve line pressure before beginning work. Hand-tighten mounting hardware first, then snug with a basin wrench, taking care not to overtighten and crack the sink deck. Verify pop-up drain alignment and adjust the lift rod before returning the water supply to service.