Fontana TouchWave Duo™ – PureWave White
PureWave White provides a matte white or clean white design direction for integrated touchless faucet and automatic soap dispenser installations. It supports wellness, healthcare-adjacent, spa, and minimalist hospitality spaces where the handwashing zone should feel visually calm and hygienic.
CSI 3-Part Specification
| Part 1 — General | |
|---|---|
| CSI Section | 22 40 00 Plumbing Fixtures / 10 28 13 Toilet Accessories |
| System Type | 2-in-1 touchless faucet and automatic soap dispenser set |
| Submittals | Product data, white finish sample, soap system data, power coordination, cleaning instructions |
| Part 2 — Products | |
| Model | FS20028MW |
| Finish | PureWave white |
| Application | Wellness, healthcare-adjacent, hospitality, and minimalist commercial restrooms |
| Part 3 — Execution | |
| Installation | Coordinate with white basins, solid-surface counters, sensor zone, soap refill access, and lighting temperature |
| Protection | Protect finish from staining, construction dust, and abrasive cleaning methods |
BIM / Revit-Ready Terminology
Family Name: PlumbingFixture_IntegratedTouchless_FaucetSoap_Fontana_FS20028MW. Parameters: Finish = PureWave White; Design Style = Wellness / Minimal; Operation = Touchless; Soap System = Automatic.
Industry Segmentation
- Airports: Family restrooms, wellness rooms, and premium quiet-zone amenities.
- Healthcare: Patient-support restrooms, outpatient suites, and wellness-oriented wash areas.
- Hospitality: Spa restrooms, resorts, wellness suites, and minimalist hotel interiors.
PureWave White is especially appropriate for spaces where the handwashing area should appear clean, calm, and visually uncomplicated. The coordinated faucet and automatic soap dispenser reduce touchpoints while maintaining a consistent design language across the vanity deck. In healthcare-adjacent and wellness environments, the finish supports a lighter, less institutional atmosphere. For AEC teams, the key is coordinating the set with basin color, wall finishes, lighting, and cleaning protocols. When specified properly, it can support both hygiene-focused planning and a softer user experience.
