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Best OverallWorth it for a modern tub deck that has, or will get, a Delta rough-in valve; the box holds only trim, so no water flows until that valve is installed.
A single lever tub and shower set with the valve in the box and an accessible lever, for a straightforward bath refresh. The listing contradicts itself on materials, so confirm what you are getting before you buy.
A good match for a Cassidy-styled tub deck once you add the valve and handles; on its own it is only the spout and trim, not a working faucet.
A traditional two-handle Roman tub trim that mounts on the Moen M-PACT valve, so the look can change later without new plumbing. The valve is a separate purchase and must be in place first.
A straightforward traditional tub set that ships with its own rough-in valve, sparing a separate purchase; check deck thickness and hole spacing first, since the spacing is fixed.
A clean modern Roman tub trim for a bath that wants a hand shower at the tub. It needs a specific Moen valve underneath, and spout reach and hose length are not published.
A clean matte black finish kit for a deck-mounted Roman tub that already has, or will get, a compatible Moen valve. Nothing works without that valve, which is sold separately.
A sculpted brass Roman tub filler with two lever handles that suits a modern deck-mounted tub. Order the separate rough-in valve too, because the faucet cannot be installed without it.
A graceful Eva trim for a deck-mounted Roman tub, with a tall arched spout and two lever handles. It is only the visible trim, so it cannot be installed until the right Moen valve is in place.
An elegant three-hole roman tub trim in brushed nickel with a choice of rough-in for different plumbing. The rough-in valve is sold separately.
A dressy traditional trim for a Roman tub when a compatible Moen valve is already in place or planned. Without that valve it cannot be installed, and the listing mentions no hand shower.
A striking floor-mounted tub filler with a hand shower for freestanding baths, in Venetian bronze. The required rough-in valve is sold separately.
A two handle deck mount Roman tub filler in champagne bronze for a modern bathroom. It is trim only, so the separate rough in valve must be bought and installed first.
A stylish brushed gold roman tub trim for homes with a compatible Moen valve, easy to restyle later. The valve is required and sold separately.
An Art Deco styled Roman tub filler trim in polished nickel for deck mounted three hole tubs. It is trim only, so the matching Delta rough-in valve has to be bought and installed first.
A sleek matte black trim for deck-mounted Roman tubs that already have, or will get, a Delta rough-in. It needs that separate valve to work at all.
A clean matte black Roman tub trim for a deck-mounted tub that already has, or will get, the right Moen valve. It does nothing on its own without that valve.
A slanted matte black wall-mount tub filler trim with long reach and ADA lever handles. The rough-in valve is sold separately, and there is no hand shower.
A minimalist two-handle deck-mount tub faucet trim with a high flow rate for quick tub filling and a tarnish-resistant brushed nickel finish. It is sold as trim, so plan the matching valve with your plumber.
A two-handle Roman tub filler that ships with its valve, so one box covers the install. The high arc spout suits deep tubs, and no hand shower is listed.
A matte black two handle Roman tub faucet trim in a modern style. It is for Roman tubs only, and the rough-in valve is a separate purchase.
A chrome Roman tub trim with two lever handles and a traditional curved spout, sold without the valve. It suits a remodel where the rough-in valve is bought or reused.
A matte black roman tub trim kit in brass with two lever handles and a straight spout. The rough-in valve is sold separately, and the valve model is not named.
A freestanding floor-mount tub filler with a hand shower on a flexible hose, finished in champagne bronze. The rough valve is sold separately, so a complete install needs a matching rough-in.
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Delta, Moen, Pfister, Kohler, Peerless lead this category among the 6 brands that passed our curation checks.
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Bathtub faucets come in a few installation types, and the type decides whether a faucet will fit your tub at all. Deck mounted faucets sit on the tub rim, wall mounted spouts come out above the tub and are fed through the wall, and freestanding tub fillers rise from the floor beside a standalone tub. Some listings are roman tub sets with a hand shower. The first decision is to match the existing valve and holes, because changing a wall valve means opening the wall.
Handle layout is the next choice. Two handle faucets, the common choice on this page, set hot and cold separately and are easy to repair; single handle models mix temperature with one control and are quicker to adjust. If the faucet replaces an old one, count the holes in the rim or wall and measure the distance between them before choosing.
Flow and reach matter for comfort. Among the 15 products that list flow rate, most fall between 2 and 17 gpm, and 10 gpm is typical. A faster filling spout is welcome on a large soaking tub, but it also empties the water heater faster, so check that your heater can keep up. Spout height and reach decide whether water lands in the middle of the tub or splashes the wall, and a spout that sits too low gets in the way of an overflow or a shower rail.
Before buying, check whether the valve, the rough in kit and the drain are included or sold separately, which connection type the faucet uses, and the finish against the rest of the bathroom. Look at whether cartridges are standard parts from the brand, since a common cartridge is easier to replace in years to come, and confirm the faucet meets local plumbing codes.
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