Larsen Supply Co. S-221-3NL Lavatory Faucet Stem Streamway 0228

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. S-221-3NL is a plastic lavatory faucet stem designed as a direct replacement for Streamway model 0228 faucet assemblies. This stem fits both hot and cold positions and uses a G broach seat interface, which is a standard broach pattern found in older compression-style faucet designs. The part is manufactured to meet Vermont and California AB-1953 no-lead compliance requirements, making it suitable for potable water applications in those states and wherever no-lead standards are enforced. Installation requires no special tooling beyond what a licensed plumber would carry for standard stem replacement work.

This stem is intended for residential and light commercial lavatory faucets. It serves as a service replacement for Streamway 0228 compression faucets installed in bathrooms and powder rooms. The no-lead plastic construction makes it appropriate for use in potable water supply lines where lead-content restrictions apply. Because it fits both hot and cold positions, a single part number covers both sides of the faucet, simplifying parts inventory for service professionals.

Key Features

• Fits both hot and cold faucet positions, reducing the number of SKUs needed for a complete stem replacement
• G broach seat pattern for direct fit in compatible compression-style lavatory faucets
• Plastic construction resists corrosion in potable water service environments
• Vermont and California AB-1953 no-lead compliant for use in lead-restricted installations
• Sold individually per card; packaged 6 units per package for shop or van stock

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement stem for Streamway model 0228 lavatory faucets using a G broach seat interface in both hot and cold configurations.

Installation Notes

Shut off the water supply to the lavatory and relieve line pressure before removing the old stem. This work is typically performed by a licensed plumber following local plumbing code requirements. Use a stem wrench or deep socket of the appropriate size to remove the existing stem without damaging the faucet body. Verify the broach pattern and stem length match the existing assembly before completing installation.