Dakota Plumbing Products DSF-00BSH06WCR-DIS Bathroom Faucet

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSF-00BSH06WCR-DIS is a single-handle, single-hole bathroom vanity faucet finished in white and chrome. It is part of the Kelari collection and features a contemporary design with soft, rounded curves intended to complement modern bathroom aesthetics. The faucet delivers a flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute at 60 psi, meeting common low-flow performance standards for residential applications. A push pop-up drain assembly with overflow is included in the package. This is a complete faucet and drain kit suited for single-hole vanity installations in residential bathrooms.

This faucet is designed for single-hole vanity installation in residential bathroom applications. The single-handle configuration simplifies temperature and flow control from one mounting point. The included push pop-up drain with overflow is sized and styled to coordinate with the Kelari faucet body. The white and chrome finish suits contemporary and transitional bathroom designs where a two-tone look is desired. Licensed plumbers and experienced finish installers are the typical trade professionals handling this type of vanity faucet replacement or new installation.

Key Features

• Single-handle, single-hole installation requiring one deck cutout
• Flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute at 60 psi for water-efficient performance
• White and chrome two-tone finish for contemporary bathroom aesthetics
• Includes push pop-up drain with overflow — no separate drain purchase required
• Contemporary style from the Kelari collection with rounded, minimalist form

Compatibility

Designed as a single-hole vanity faucet replacement or new installation for residential bathroom sinks with a standard single-hole deck configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified finish installer. Shut off the hot and cold supply valves under the sink and relieve line pressure before beginning work. Follow local plumbing codes, which may reference IPC or UPC standards for fixture connections and drain assembly. Do not overtighten supply line connections to the faucet body, as this can crack the fitting seats.