Moen Inc/faucets WS84924 Widespread Lavatory Faucet

Product Description

The MOEN INC/FAUCETS WS84924 is a two-handle, high-arc widespread lavatory faucet finished in chrome. It fits both 8-inch and 16-inch center-set configurations, giving installers flexibility across a range of sink deck layouts. A complete drain assembly is included, reducing the need for separate hardware sourcing on the job. The faucet ships as a package quantity of two units, making it suitable for multi-unit residential projects or back-stock purchasing. For future cartridge service, the replacement Duralast cartridge is part number 1234. Licensed plumbers and experienced remodelers typically handle installation of widespread faucets of this type.

The WS84924 Banbury series faucet is designed for lavatory sink applications in residential bathrooms. The widespread configuration accommodates sinks with three separate hole placements spaced at 8 inches or 16 inches center to center. The chrome finish suits standard residential bath fixtures and coordinates with common trim packages. The included drain assembly streamlines rough-in work, and the two-handle design allows separate hot and cold control. This faucet is appropriate for standard residential lavatory replacement or new-construction sink installations where a widespread mount is specified.

Key Features

• Two-handle widespread configuration fits 8-inch and 16-inch center sets
• High-arc spout design provides clearance for hand-washing and basin access
• Chrome finish for corrosion resistance and broad compatibility with standard bath trim
• Includes drain assembly for complete single-box installation
• Replacement Duralast cartridge: part number 1234
• Package quantity of 2 units per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style widespread lavatory faucet replacement for residential bathroom sinks with three-hole configurations at 8-inch or 16-inch center spacing. Replacement Duralast cartridge for ongoing service is part number 1234.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local IPC requirements. Shut off the hot and cold water supply valves and relieve line pressure before removing the existing faucet. Use a basin wrench to access mounting nuts in confined sink cabinet spaces. Verify drain assembly alignment with the sink drain opening before final tightening to avoid cross-threading or misalignment.