FS10589–FS10599 Touchless Series (Metallic, Antique Silver Vein, Dual-Tone Granite/Gold, and Composite)
This page summarizes spec-style observations from commercial clients—covering response behavior, finish coordination, maintenance access, and day-to-day performance in high-traffic environments.
"Metallic Motion reads like an intentional architectural finish—useful when the room is concrete, graphite, and stainless. The sensor response feels immediate without nuisance triggers."
"We like how predictable the stream is. Less backsplash means fewer cleaning complaints and fewer countertop wipe-down cycles."
"Install + service access is straightforward—our team can reach power/maintenance points without awkward disassembly."
FS10590ASV — Fontana DuoMist• Antique Silver Vein
Design-Forward
★★★★★4.9/5from designers & spec teams
Low-glare finishFingerprint maskingUser clarityRetrofit fit
"PVD brushed gold is the right move when the restroom is cleaned constantly—appearance stays stable and doesn’t look 'aged' quickly."
"After turnover, we’ve had minimal call-backs. Sensor behavior is consistent and finish is holding up well."
"Works beautifully with warm stone palettes—reads premium without glare."
FAQ — Specifying Section FS10589–FS10599
Which finishes here are best for hiding fingerprints and water spotting?
In the field, darker or textured/variegated surfaces tend to visually mask day-to-day marks best: Metallic Motion, Antique Silver Vein, and Granite + Gold blends.
Brushed gold performs better than polished gold for glare reduction, and PVD versions are often selected when cleaning frequency is high.
How do I request submittals, CAD/BIM, and CSI documentation for these SKUs?
Use the Fontana BIM Files hub to request CAD/BIM assets,
submittal packages, and CSI-format documentation for your project team.
What project types are the best fit for the dual-tone and composite looks?
Dual-tone (Gold + Nickel / Granite + Gold) is commonly used when restrooms are design-forward (hospitality, flagship corporate, experiential retail).
Composite and wear-masking palettes are preferred for constant-use environments (healthcare, education, transit) where appearance must stay stable between frequent cleanings.
Can I publish this as “Section 2/10” and keep adding sections later?
Yes. Keep the same wrapper and CSS, then swap the jump links and product cards for the next 10 SKUs per section.
The IDs (e.g., #fs10599bgb) remain unique per page, so navigation stays clean and stable.
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