Kingston Brass manufactures high-quality kitchen and bathroom fixtures, including faucets, bathtubs, and accessories, known for superior craftsmanship and timeless design quality.
Kingston Brass is a premier manufacturer of kitchen and bathroom plumbing fixtures, established in 1998 by a group of plumbing professionals. Headquartered in Chino, California, the company creates a vast array of products ranging from vintage-inspired faucets and clawfoot tubs to contemporary shower systems and accessories. Kingston Brass is dedicated to delivering superior craftsmanship, merging top-quality engineering with aesthetic elegance to suit diverse home decor styles.
The brand puts a strong emphasis on reliability and customer satisfaction, offering products in specialized finishes such as oil-rubbed bronze, polished nickel, and matte black. Whether you are renovating a master bath or updating a kitchen sink, Kingston Brass provides durable, easy-to-install solutions backed by comprehensive warranties and dedicated technical support.
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Clean your faucet with a mild soap and water solution using a soft, non-abrasive cloth. Avoid steel wool, bleach, ammonia, or harsh chemicals as they can damage the finish.
Soak a soft cloth in a 50/50 solution of white vinegar and water. Apply it to the affected area for 1–2 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and dry. For monthly decalcification in hard-water areas, you can soak showerheads in a similar solution.
A dripping faucet often indicates a worn cartridge or washer. Turn off the water supply, remove the handle, and check or replace the cartridge specific to your model (e.g., KSRPL2000HC).
Installation guides are typically included in the box. Digital copies can often be found on the Kingston Brass website under the specific product page or support section.
Kingston Brass generally recommends using silicone-based caulking instead of plumber's putty, as putty can sometimes damage certain finishes or void the warranty.