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Alpine Reserve Brookes Chrome 4-in centerset 1-handle WaterSense High-arc Residential Handle Bathroom
$39.99/ unit$69.98
SKU: 21-B481H-ARCH
$39.99per item
Subtotal$39.99
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119 Cobb Parkway North, Suite D, Marietta, Georgia 30062
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Specifications
Dimensions
- Number of handles
- 1-handle
Details
- Faucet application
- bathroom sink
- Faucet typeThe faucet type describes its mounting or spout arrangement. Check the exact model's hole pattern and installation drawing against your sink; centerset, widespread and pull-down designs have different layouts.
- centerset
- Product Type
- Centerset Bathroom Faucet
- Collection name
- Brookes
- Design style
- Traditional
- Fixture color family
- chrome
- Manufacturer finishUse the manufacturer's finish name when coordinating fixtures or ordering parts. A color family is a broad grouping; similar colors from different collections or brands may have different tones and surface textures.
- Chrome
- Finish type
- polished
Product details
The Brookes 21-B481H-ARCH is a single-handle bathroom faucet in polished Chrome. Its high-arc spout combines a traditional profile with an illuminated outlet. A hydro-powered LED lights the water without batteries, and the model also supports an interchangeable non-lighted aerator.
One lever controls water delivery through a ceramic disc cartridge. The faucet is WaterSense labeled and has a maximum flow of 1.2 gallons per minute. Its spout reaches 5.06 inches over the sink and provides 6.93 inches of outlet height within an overall height of 11.47 inches.
The deck-mounted design works with a single opening or a three-hole, 4-inch centerset layout using the model's optional deck plate. Integrated supply lines form part of its connection system. Brookes is designed around a push pop-up drain, complementing the single-handle arrangement without a separate lift-rod control.
Buying guide
Choosing this faucet
The Brookes 21-B481H-ARCH is listed here as an Alpine Reserve Chrome single-handle bathroom faucet. Choose it by looking at the sink layout and the way you use the vanity each day. A single control keeps temperature and flow adjustment in one place, while the outlet position and available space beneath the spout determine how the faucet works with the basin.
The model's installation document also identifies an LED aerator and a non-lighted aerator option. If that feature matters to your selection, review the exact instructions and confirm the components with the listed item. An illuminated outlet is a product feature, so assess it alongside the practical fit of the faucet rather than using it as a substitute for your bathroom lighting plan.
Chrome is the finish reference for coordinating other visible fixtures. Compare it with cabinet hardware, towel bars and the drain under the room's actual lighting; a broad silver color label does not establish an identical finish. Keep the full 21-B481H-ARCH identifier when reviewing Brookes references, since similar versions can use different finishes.
Consider the faucet with a soap pump, toothbrush holder and hand towel in place, not only over an empty sink. Those everyday items can crowd the control or change the space around the base. For a pair of vanities, check both sink positions and decide how the complete arrangement will look from each standing position.
Compare the scale of the spout with the basin depth and the space between the sink and mirror. For a smaller powder room, make sure the fixture and countertop accessories leave useful standing space at the front of the vanity. Decide whether you prefer the illuminated or non-lighted outlet arrangement before discussing the supplied components.
Planning the sink layout
Measure the sink's mounting area and compare it with the exact Brookes installation drawing before selecting the mounting arrangement. Record the opening positions, countertop thickness, faucet setback and distance to the backsplash. A centerset label in a catalog is a starting point, not a complete explanation of which parts and openings the installation requires.
The model instructions distinguish installation arrangements with and without the deck plate, so have the installer review the appropriate option for your actual sink. Check the outlet position over the basin, the space available for your hands and the control's working movement beside the backsplash. Also consider any mirror frame, shelf or medicine cabinet projecting above the sink.
Beneath the counter, look for drain fittings, supply valves, drawers and cabinet rails that may affect access to the mounting area. For a replacement, photograph the existing arrangement from above and below before removing it. For a new vanity top, give the fabricator and installer the same drawing before openings are made. Do not estimate the dimensions by scaling a photograph.
If the basin is shallow or unusually shaped, review its own drawing alongside the faucet drawing so the outlet can be assessed in relation to the bowl. Include the planned countertop accessories in the sketch and leave space to wipe around the base. This makes the plan reflect a bathroom that is in daily use, rather than a bare display surface.
Check the thickness of the complete mounting surface rather than only the visible countertop material. A sink lip or supporting layer can affect the installed arrangement. Bring that measurement to the fit discussion and have the installer compare it with the specified mounting limits and fittings.
Installation & care
Installation and everyday care
Use the installation and care document that matches 21-B481H-ARCH when planning the work. The exact model number is particularly helpful where a reference uses different collection or brand labeling from the store listing. Have the installer inspect the shutoff valves, supply arrangement and mounting surface before removing the old fixture. Compare the supplied parts with the document and resolve any missing or uncertain components before beginning.
If a drain is part of the project, check its fit and underside access as well as the faucet itself. Once fitted, follow the manual's procedure for checking operation and inspecting the connections for moisture. Keep the service area visible during those checks before filling the vanity with storage.
For daily cleaning, use a soft cloth and the finish-care instructions, and keep abrasive materials and harsh cleaners away from the Chrome surfaces. Wipe away soap residue and dry the area around the control and base. The manual has specific information for the aerator, including the LED and non-lighted arrangements. Consult that guidance before cleaning, removing or changing the outlet component rather than treating it as an unidentified standard fitting.
Keep small components and the model information together if an installer performs that work. A clear record of what is fitted helps with future care questions without requiring you to identify the outlet from appearance alone. If the outlet is serviced, record which aerator is returned to the faucet and retain any model-specific component that is intentionally removed.
That gives the next person handling maintenance a clear account of the configuration, without relying on a general description of a faucet with a light.
Product FAQs
How do I plan access and future maintenance?
Leave practical maintenance access beneath the Brookes faucet and around the drain and water connections. The shutoff valves should remain reachable after toiletries, cleaning supplies and storage baskets have been placed in the vanity. If drawers sit close to the sink, check the service space with them fully installed. Keep a photograph of the completed arrangement and retain the 21-B481H-ARCH manual with your order record.
Note which aerator is fitted so a future service question can distinguish the illuminated outlet from the non-lighted arrangement. If something changes, describe whether the concern involves flow, the light, control movement, a drain function or moisture below the sink. Those observations are more useful than selecting a replacement part solely because it resembles the existing component.
Check the manufacturer's model-specific parts information before ordering a service piece, including the Chrome designation when it is visible. The presence of an LED feature does not make every light or water-delivery symptom the same issue. Keep cleaning access around the base above the counter, too, and avoid pushing accessories tightly against the faucet. Revisit the underside space when adding an organizer or moving supplies.
Removable storage in the service area makes it easier to inspect fittings, describe their arrangement to an installer and carry out routine work without dismantling permanent cabinetry. Keep the parts diagram with your records and note any component changes made during installation.
The document's separate outlet options are useful identifiers when describing a future question, particularly if the faucet is no longer arranged exactly as shown in the original product photograph.
What should I check before ordering?
Before ordering, verify 21-B481H-ARCH, Chrome and the bathroom-sink application against your project notes. Brookes references can use different brand labeling, so the full model number is a more precise match than the collection name by itself. Check the current listing photographs, condition details and supplied components for the individual item.
If the LED outlet, non-lighted option, deck plate, drain or mounting hardware is essential to the project, confirm it before arranging installation. The model's standard parts list does not inspect the contents or working condition of the inventory item being offered. For a replacement, bring the existing sink-hole layout, countertop thickness and underside photographs to the fit discussion.
If you are changing the vanity as well, review the new mounting drawing instead of assuming the old layout will carry over. Check availability and fulfillment options at the selected store before scheduling pickup or an installer. For two sinks, measure both locations and confirm the quantity needed. Save the order record, exact SKU and documents together so staff and your installer can refer to the same configuration.
Review the plan again if a basin, countertop or drain choice changes. Matching a finish is only one part of a suitable order; the mounting arrangement, working clearances and confirmed item contents should also agree with the project. When matching a document found under another brand label, verify the full model identifier and finish before using its parts information.
If a reference does not identify the same model, use it only as background and ask for the correct instructions.
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