tub faucets

1. Will This Tub Faucet Fit My Existing Bathtub Setup?

It's a common worry! Pre-drilling holes is generally necessary for most Roman tub faucets. Wall-mount faucets require plumbing inside the wall, so you will want to see if your bathroom is prepared for either option. Not sure? We can also help you figure out what's going to be compatible with your tub and bathroom layout — no guesswork required.

2. How Do I Know If I Need To Hire A Plumber, Or If I Can Install The Faucet Myself?

If your current plumbing matches the new faucet's setup (deck-mounted or wall-mounted) and you're comfortable with basic tools, you might handle installation. But if the new faucet means moving pipes or working behind walls, it's safer to hire a pro. We want you to avoid headaches and enjoy your upgrade stress-free.

3. What Should I Consider When Choosing A Finish To Make Sure It Lasts And Looks Good?

In addition to style, think about durability and maintenance. Classic polished chrome can show water spots; brushed nickel hides fingerprints well. Matte and oil-rubbed bronze bring warmth, but can need a little gentle cleaning. Regardless of the finish you select, simple, light cleaning will keep it looking fresh without requiring any special effort.

4. Is There Anything Practical I Should Look For In A Tub Faucet?

Definitely! Features like easy-to-use handles, a smooth water flow control, and a convenient handheld shower can make a big difference. Also, look for faucets with ceramic disc valves—they're less likely to drip and last longer. Small details add up to a better daily experience.

5. What If The Faucet Starts Leaking Or Working Improperly Right After Installation?

It's frustrating, we know. Often, leaks come from loose fittings or worn-out washers, which can be fixed without replacing the whole faucet. If problems persist, contacting a plumber or our customer support can help get things back on track quickly—because your comfort is our priority.