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This rough-in kit may be installed prior to choosing the specific trim and finish. Allows for construction or a renovation project to proceed without delays when narrowing down a design style. Trim kit is sold separately and is required to complete the unit. Save time, effort, and money on future renovation updates because there’s no need to alter plumbing beneath the deck.
From the Manufacturer
Complete your bath with a luxurious Roman tub. Choose from dozens of styles, including Victorian, Lockwood, Innovations and the Michael Graves Collection. This rough-in valve works with all three hole Roman tub trim kits, allowing you to install the rough and choose the trim later.From the ManufacturerComplete your bath with a luxurious Roman tub. Choose from dozens of styles, including Victorian, Lockwood, Innovations and the Michael Graves Collection. This rough-in valve works with all three hole Roman tub trim kits, allowing you to install the rough and choose the trim later.Flexible mounting arrangement,Maximum 2 1/4-Inch deck thickness, with additional mounting kit RP18504 3-Hole Roman Tub Rough-in installation kit.
Latreenbeast
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2021
After purchasing bath tub faucets, i then realized I needed a way to distribute the water?yes an oversight on my part, but I not a professional plumber, nor would I want to be!Purchased this, cut to fit, solder connections and installed, great fit, and working great!
Makenzi
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020
Never want to spend money on these sort of things... but it was what we needed. It worked fine with the installation of our new bath faucet set.
RamRam
Reviewed in Canada on August 16, 2019
With a little thought and preparation, this item is now completely out of sight, working perfectly.
Logan
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2019
First and foremost, this set does require you to sweat (solder) pipe. If you've never done this, you might want to seek help from someone who knows what they're doing.Secondly, this set is not designed to be assembled prior to being set into place. The two valves are designed to be pushed UPWARD through the holes in your workspace, while the output pipe is designed to be set DOWNWARD into your workspace. This means that you can (and should) sweat the Tee into the flex pipes on your workbench (after determining fit and placement, of course), but only attach the two valves to it. You'll have to sweat the output pipe into the Tee while the unit is in place (which can be neck-breaking work, depending on the space).My installation wouldn't allow me to sweat the pipe after install (very little clearance below this tub), so I really needed a set that would install as a single unit. I fixed this by drilling the output hole (in my case, on the rim of the tub) just large enough for the output pipe to go UP through it, and then I used a 7/8" or 1" snap ring (can't remember which it was... I had a few on-hand already) to hold the output pipe in place. This way I was able to install the entire unit upward through the holes. Honestly, they should have designed this set to allow installation as a single unit...One final note; The instructions will tell you to set the valves to protrude from the workspace by 1 3/4". I used the Peerless Claymore 2-Handle widespread Roman tub faucet trim kit, chrome PTT298696 on mine, and while the parts all fit perfectly to the valve hardware, the handles were too high by about 1/4". So if you're going to install a trim kit like the one I used, set the valves at 1 1/2". The hardest part of my install was getting into that tiny space to reset the valve height to make those handles fit properly.
Danny R
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019
It works great, I would prefer a quick connect but it’s fine. It’s a solid built product.
Client d'
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2018
Really a good product///Vraiment un bon produit
Pete
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2018
Has a good flow rate, fills the tub very quickly. It was challenging to install, the flex tubes were slightly deformed and did not seal right on the first try. I had to sweat them twice to stop leaks. They work well now.
Denis Ouellette
Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2018
rough in is the key word, if you have never done any plumbing, you will need a plumber....if you are familiar with soldering copper, this provides for flexibility in the positioning of the faucets....
Dan S
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2016
Exactly what I needed. Delta is making it easy to upgrade, restyle a bathroom with this valve. Good fit and finish, easy install. Need solder, flux, a torch , and 1/2 inch ID copper tubing to complete install.
boumerlin
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2016
We recently remodeled and selected Linden series by Delta to upgrade all the plumbing fixtures. We're pleased with Delta so far. They're very solid plumbing fixtures, the parts move very smoothly and it's easy to keep clean. Delta seems to have a solid warranty too, which was a factor in our decision. Since the fixtures have only been in place since January....no issues to report.
JustAGuy
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2013
I bought this to go with a Peerless roman style faucet and it worked as expected. I soldered this all together before putting it in place - I couldn't imagine trying to do it in the cramped crawlspace.Some tips:1. Don't solder this hardlined into your existing plumbing like the instructions show. Instead solder a male threaded copper end to the two valves ends and use those white sink hoses to go between this and your plumbing. While you're at it, might as well put a valve in place for both lines if one doesn't already exist.2. Put this all in place before any soldering and bend the two valve 'twisted' lines into the T for the faucet. Use a marker to mark how they line up - make a mark on the valve line and the T. This way when you solder it out from under the faucet you can make sure they are lined up correctly.3. Due to the washer on the top part of the faucet piece it doesn't appear to be designed to solder it together entirely out from under the tub. The faucet piece where the washer goes has two flat sides to it (hard to describe but will make sense when you have it). So I used a Dremel to make the same flat sides on the washer inner hole. This way I could solder it all together, put the modified washer on after the faucet piece is coming through the tub, twist the washer so it catches on the two rounded sides and tighten down.Hope this helps.
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