Peerless p2535lf-bl Two-handle Lavatory Faucet Matte Black

Product Description

The PEERLESS p2535lf-bl is a two-handle centerset lavatory faucet finished in matte black, part of the Parkwood bath collection. It installs on standard 3-hole, 4-inch centerset sink decks and is designed for residential bathroom lavatory applications. The faucet carries a WaterSense label, delivering a flow rate of 1.0 GPM, which meets EPA WaterSense criteria and uses at least 20 percent less water than the federal standard without reducing performance. Lever-style handles provide straightforward hot and cold control. The transitional styling suits a range of bathroom aesthetics. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers handle typical installation on residential lavatories.

The p2535lf-bl fits 3-hole sink decks with 4-inch center-to-center spacing, which is the most common centerset configuration in residential bathrooms. The Parkwood collection targets transitional bathroom remodels and new construction where a matte black finish is specified. The spout height of 4-11/16 inches accommodates standard lavatory basin depths. This faucet is appropriate for residential bathroom sinks in single-family and multi-family construction.

Key Features

• WaterSense labeled at 1.0 GPM, reducing water use by at least 20 percent versus the industry standard
• Two-handle lever operation for independent hot and cold adjustment
• Matte black finish for a contemporary transitional aesthetic
• 3-hole, 4-inch centerset installation pattern fits the most common residential lavatory configurations
• Spout height of 4-11/16 inches suits standard lavatory basins
• Part of the Parkwood collection, allowing coordinated fixture selection across the bathroom

Compatibility

Designed for 3-hole sink decks with 4-inch centerset spacing, consistent with the standard centerset lavatory faucet footprint used in residential bathroom installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or a qualified DIYer familiar with supply line connections and local plumbing code requirements. Shut off the hot and cold supply valves under the sink and relieve line pressure before beginning work. Use an adjustable basin wrench to secure the mounting hardware from below the deck in tight cabinet spaces. Verify supply line thread compatibility before final connection and check for leaks at all joints before restoring water service.