Larsen Supply Co. HC-138 Chrome 3-point Faucet Handle Cold

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. HC-138 is a chrome-finish, 3-point metal faucet handle designed for Streamway faucets requiring a G broach stem connection. Built for cold-side service, this handle ships with a cold button and mounting screw included. The chrome finish is suited to standard residential bathroom and kitchen faucet applications. Plumbers and fixture repair technicians install this type of handle when replacing worn, cracked, or missing faucet handles on compatible Streamway stems. The metal construction provides durability over plastic alternatives, and the 3-point broach ensures a secure, rattle-free fit on the matching stem profile.

This handle is intended for cold-side faucet repair on Streamway fixtures using a G broach stem pattern. It is a common service part for residential bathroom sink and lavatory faucets. The package includes one handle, one cold button, and one mounting screw, making it a self-contained replacement kit for a single cold-side position. It is sold individually, one per card, with a package quantity of six cards per case.

Key Features

• Chrome finish for corrosion resistance and standard fixture aesthetics
• 3-point metal construction for secure broach-to-stem engagement
• G broach stem compatibility for Streamway faucet applications
• Includes cold button and mounting screw — no separate hardware sourcing required
• Sold one handle per card; six cards per case

Compatibility

Designed for Streamway faucets with a G broach stem pattern, cold-side position. Specific model compatibility should be confirmed against the existing stem broach profile before installation.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber or experienced fixture technician should shut off the water supply at the stop valve or main before removing the existing handle. Inspect the stem broach profile to confirm a G broach match before pressing the new handle onto the stem. Secure the handle with the included screw and snap the cold button cap into place once installation is complete. Follow local plumbing codes, including applicable IPC requirements, for fixture repair work.