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SansHands Faucet Offers Innovative, Stylish Approach to Touch-Free Handwashing

Touchless faucet combines Sonoma Forge’s distinctive industrial style with new technology to help reduce the spread of germs and elevate convenience

(Petaluma, CA, July 2, 2024) Sonoma Forge, manufacturer of hand-forged bath fixtures inspired by humble plumbing parts, improves on the touch-free faucet with SansHands. One of the few hands-free faucets for the home, SansHands deftly melds the modern, hygienic convenience of touchless technology with the company’s rustic, artisan-crafted design aesthetic. And it’s even more unique in its operation: It uses electromagnetism rather than visible sensors, a vast improvement over outdated, infrared systems.
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Sonoma Forge Expands Bathroom Accessories Collection to Include Cabinet Hardware

Comprehensive accessories collection includes thoughtful, functional details alongside striking good looks


(Petaluma, CA, October 13, 2020) Sonoma Forge has introduced a new series of cabinet hardware pulls that seamlessly carries over the quintessential industrial-style aesthetic of the company’s extensive line of accessories. But just as important as eye-catching looks are well-thought-out details that provide optimal functionality and a streamlined, coordinated appearance.

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Touchless Hand Washing Helps Hygiene and Overall Health

Sonoma Forge’s Sans Hands Automated Faucet Technology helps reduce the spread of disease and bacteria while washing hands

(Petaluma, CA, May 5, 2020) We know that washing our hands is the most effective way to prevent the spread of bacteria and diseases such as COVID-19. But hands-free hand washing can even further reduce the spread of harmful germs that can make us sick. Bacteria and viruses can linger on faucet handles for days, where they can easily be picked up when turning the water on and off. Sonoma Forge’s Sans Hands Automated Faucet Technology eliminates the need to touch the faucet handles, thereby eliminating the transfer of harmful pathogens from turning on and off a traditional faucet. With no visible sensors, Sans Hands faucets help to keep homeowners, as well as those in hospitality and commercial settings, safe and healthy.

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Sans Hands Automated Faucet Technology From Sonoma Forge Redefines Touchless Hand Washing

Artfully integrating into today’s modern hospitality environments, Sans Hands faucets use electromagnetism to streamline the hand washing process and reduce the spread of disease and bacteria

(Petaluma, CA, January 4, 2018) Driven by growing concern over germs and bacteria on restroom surfaces, more hospitality environments are turning to hands-free, automated faucet technology. With no visible sensors, Sans Hands from Sonoma Forge offers an improvement over outdated infrared technology. Sans Hands incorporates an electromagnetic proximity sensor, packaged in stylish designs that perfectly fit today’s modern industrial style.

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CiXX Premium Designer Faucet From Sonoma Forge Bucks Modern Trend

With the blacksmith’s original hammer marks, its rustic style exudes rugged authenticity

(Petaluma, CA, August 29, 2017) Hand forged in solid brass or stainless steel, each piece in Sonoma Forge’s CiXX Collection is one of a kind. Pronounced “six,” the rustic designer faucets, shower systems and coordinating accessories show the original hammer marks of the blacksmith on real metal with real muscle. CiXX aims to carve out a unique niche in today’s modern-leaning design market.

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The Rugged Old West Meets Glitzy Las Vegas in Local Colorado Saloon

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Interior Designer Nancy Sanford Enlists Sonoma Forge Bath Faucets for Ghost Ranch Saloon Restrooms

When the time came to scout out a bar for the Ghost Ranch Saloon in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, interior designer Nancy Sanford’s clients took her on a tour of the American West. “The owner and I flew all over – to Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming,” says Sanford. “We heard about a bar in Montana that had a Western feel, and we went to have a look.”

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