Hand Sink Faucets

Wall-mount faucets attach to the wall behind the sink, keeping the bowl deck clear for easier cleaning and a lower profile. Deck-mount faucets install directly on the sink rim or apron, which can simplify plumbing runs. Both styles are available in electronic and manual handle options across the product line.

Yes. Touchless electronic sensor faucets eliminate the need to touch handles before or after washing, reducing cross-contamination risk. Many models also include a Thermostatic Mixing Valve to maintain safe water temperature, making them a popular choice for healthcare, food service, and institutional handwashing stations.

For commercial foodservice and institutional kitchens, NSF approval is typically required to meet health department and food safety code requirements. Griffin Products' hand sink faucets and sink assemblies are NSF approved, ensuring they meet sanitary design standards for material, construction, and cleanability.

A wrist blade handle is an elongated lever faucet control that can be operated with the wrist or forearm instead of fingers, reducing the spread of germs in handwashing areas. It's commonly specified for healthcare facilities, food processing plants, and any environment where hands-free or minimal-touch operation is preferred.

Yes. Select wall-mount and deck-mount wash stations and hand sinks from Griffin Products are available in ADA and TAS (Texas Accessibility Standards) compliant configurations, with faucet placement and reach ranges designed to meet accessibility requirements for public and commercial restrooms.

Warranty coverage varies by product line: heavier 16-gauge Brazos and Blanco sink and faucet assemblies carry a 10-year manufacturer warranty, while lighter 20-gauge Comal models include a 1-year warranty. All products also ship with a 30-day money-back guarantee.