Kingston Brass CC57T455MX Pacchetto rubinetto vasca vintage Clawfoot, centro da 7 pollici, bronzo lucidato a olio

Name: Kingston Brass CC57T455MX Pacchetto rubinetto vasca vintage Clawfoot, centro da 7 pollici, bronzo lucidato a olio
Brand: Kingston Brass
SKU: 0663370028489
Price: 1170.09 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Kingston Brass

3.1/5

€
1170.09

Include tubo da 59 pollici. Facile da pulire. Finitura resistente alla corrosione. 4 maniglie incrociate per una facile rotazione. Connessione standard 1/2 IPS. Portata della doccetta da 1,8 GPM/6,8 LPM a 80 PSI. Portata del beccuccio da 7,0 GPM/26,5 LPM a 80 PSI. Costruzione in ottone massiccio. Microfibra.

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EAN: 0663370028489

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Attrezzature per cucina e bagno, Attrezzature per il bagno, Rubinetti vasca e soffioni doccia, Sistemi vasca e doccia,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Kingston Brass
Brand	‎Kingston Brass
Color	Oil Rubbed Bronze
Color	‎Oil Rubbed Bronze
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 6 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Oil Rubbed
Finish Type	Oil Rubbed
Finish Type	‎Oil Rubbed
Flow Rate	‎1.8 Gallons Per Minute
Handle Material	‎Brass
Included Components	‎Supply Line and Hand Shower
Installation Method	‎Deck Mount
Item model number	‎CC57T455MX
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎14.67 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Kingston Brass
Material	Brass
Material	‎Brass
Mounting Type	‎Deck Mount
Number of Handles	3
Number of Handles	‎3
Part Number	‎CC57T455MX
Product Dimensions	‎23 x 9 x 7 inches
Size	‎7-Inch Center
Water Consumption	‎1.8 Gallons per Minute

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Scritto da: Barry Wilson

Well made, As Shown, great price

This faucet set went together easily by me, a non plumber DIYer, with all of its rubber gasket joints that sealed without any problems. The review on here that complained about the lower joint described the situation very accurately except for one thing they missed- the plastic retainer c clip needs to be removed for assembly, it's just there to hold things in shipping. Unfortunately the instructions don't mention that, you have to look at the parts diagram where it is not shown as part of the faucet. Another puzzle for a non plumber is that the nipple that is supplied as the last part on the bottom connecting to your plumbing is typical for being found under a sink faucet, where normally a sink supply line with a rubber cone gasket threads onto the bottom. The top end goes into the valve with NPT taper threads; the bottom is IPS straight thread, which is going into a hole in your floor where there is no sink supply line, just pipe. This nipple needs to be taper threads on both ends, so you'll have to figure out how to adapt it.

Scritto da: Willow

Needed modifications.

Upright pipes very small and had to be modified to a larger (to be self supporting) and longer ( to fit the tub I had chosen) size by the plumber. Otherwise, beautiful.

Scritto da: frito15

Looks great on my tub!

Works great. I replaced the same unit that was older and love the 1/4 turn knobs vs the older several turn.

Scritto da: TLand

Two Stars

Scratches much too easily. Poor customer service. Hot cold caps fall out. Wouldn't buy again.

Scritto da: Jeffrey Navarro

BUYER/CONTRACTOR/HOMEOWNER BEWARE

This fixture all together seems well built up front, however, as the contractor accepting the liability for this particular fixture, I DONT RECOMMEND IT TO YOU IF YOU DONT WANNA RUN THE RISK OF HAVING YOUR NEW CLAW FOOT TUB SERVE YOU AS A BOAT FOR YOUR NEW BATHROOM!!! The connection from the actual floor shut offs at the base of the unit are put together with a rubber bushing, a brass washer, that sits underneath a PLASTIC retaining clip that is supposed to be held in place by a slight indentation on the circumference of the male end of the brushed nickel supply. My customer had this fail on the hot water side only after a few uses, which we thought was odd, going into the repair we found it was evident that this wasnt a sufficient connection for a long term water tight solution. In addition to trying to figure out what went wrong we compared it to the cold water side, which held together, until we put it back together, and sure enough that connection failed also. I would not feel confident having this in my home due to the risk of complete devastation due to water, FIND SOMETHING SIMILAR ELSEWHERE!!!!