BathSelect Nova Pulse™ Series

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Prior to becoming a part of BathSelect in 2004, Lina had the opportunity to amass a wealth of experience through collaborative efforts with a diverse array of design firms situated in the Washington DC metropolitan area. During this period, she engaged in various projects, gaining valuable insights and honing her skills in the dynamic and thriving design industry of the region. This extensive background laid a solid foundation for her eventual role at BathSelect, contributing to her proficiency and versatility in the field.
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BathSelect Nova Pulse Series Polished Chrome Deck Mounted


Polished Chrome Deck Mounted

The Deck Mounted version of the Nova Pulse™ Series supports standard vanity planning and straightforward integration into commercial and residential washroom layouts. Its polished chrome finish provides a neutral, specification-friendly surface that works across high-traffic restrooms, hospitality bathrooms, office suites, and development projects requiring repeated fixture consistency.

For AEC use, the deck-mounted configuration is especially relevant because it aligns with common counter and basin systems. This simplifies coordination between plumbing layouts, millwork details, countertop openings, and finish schedules.

Professional Review — Contractor Perspective:From a contractor’s viewpoint, deck-mounted fixtures are often preferred because they coordinate cleanly with standard countertop and basin conditions. This Nova Pulse™ model keeps that installation logic simple while still offering a polished architectural finish. In multi-unit commercial or hospitality projects, installation consistency matters because small variations can create delays across many rooms. The polished chrome surface also makes punch-list review easier, since alignment, cleaning, and final presentation are straightforward to verify. This model is practical for projects where repeatability, maintenance access, and clean visual completion are important construction priorities.