Larsen Supply Co. HC-108 Cold Handle Large Canopy Chrome

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO. HC-108 is a chrome-finish large canopy handle designed as a cold-side replacement for Price Pfister Verve-style faucets. It uses a B broach connection and ships complete with a cold button and mounting screw, so no additional hardware is needed for a standard swap. The chrome finish matches factory aesthetics on compatible single or two-handle faucet configurations. Plumbers and experienced DIYers handling faucet repair or handle replacement will find this a straightforward, part-in-hand solution. Each card contains one handle assembly.

This handle is used in residential bathroom and kitchen faucet repair applications where an existing Price Pfister Verve-style cold-side handle has worn, cracked, or been damaged. The B broach specification must match the existing stem before installation. It is suited for standard residential plumbing conditions and replaces the cold-side handle only. The included cold button provides the correct labeling indicator for finished installations.

Key Features

• Chrome finish matches OEM appearance on compatible Price Pfister Verve-style faucets
• B broach connection type for secure stem engagement
• Large canopy design provides full coverage and a finished look
• Includes cold button and mounting screw for a complete repair
• Cold-side designation clearly marked via included button
• Sold individually, one handle per card

Compatibility

Designed as a cold-side OEM-style replacement handle for Price Pfister Verve-style faucets requiring a B broach stem connection. Verify broach type and canopy size against the existing faucet before installation.

Installation Notes

Handle replacement should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified installer familiar with residential faucet repair. Shut off the water supply at the stop valves and relieve line pressure before removing the existing handle. Confirm the replacement B broach matches the faucet stem before seating the new handle to avoid damage. Refer to local plumbing codes and the faucet manufacturer service documentation as applicable.