Larsen Supply Co HC-223MB Gerber Chrome Faucet Handle

Product Description

The Larsen Supply Co HC-223MB is a large metal deep broach faucet handle designed as a replacement for Gerber chrome faucet installations. This single handle ships complete with hot, cold, and diverter button hardware as well as the mounting screw, giving the installer everything needed to complete the swap in one package. The chrome finish matches standard Gerber fixture aesthetics, and the deep broach pattern ensures a secure fit on compatible faucet stems. This part is installed by licensed plumbers and experienced service technicians working on residential faucet repair and retrofit projects.

This handle is suited for residential faucet service where the original Gerber chrome large-format handle has worn, stripped, or been damaged. The F broach interface is the defining fitment detail — confirm the existing stem broach pattern before ordering. The package includes one handle along with hot, cold, and diverter button and screw, making it a complete single-unit replacement kit ready for immediate installation.

Key Features

• Large metal construction for durability and a solid feel compared to plastic handle alternatives
• Deep F broach pattern seats firmly on compatible Gerber faucet stems
• Chrome finish matches original Gerber fixture hardware
• Includes hot, cold, and diverter button plus mounting screw — no separate hardware sourcing required
• Carded packaging keeps all components organized for field service calls
• Sold individually (unit of measure: each) with a package quantity of 6 available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement handle for Gerber chrome faucets using an F broach stem pattern. Verify broach type and handle size on the existing faucet before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified service technician. Shut off the water supply valves at the fixture or at the main before disassembling the faucet. Confirm the existing stem uses an F broach pattern before seating the new handle to avoid damage to the stem or handle bore. Refer to local plumbing codes (IPC or applicable jurisdiction) for any requirements governing faucet component replacement.