KINGSTON BRASS
KINGSTON BRASS AE6T1 Wall-Mount Clawfoot Tub Faucet Polished Chrome
Wall-mount clawfoot tub faucet in polished chrome, 38-inch spread, two-handle operation, new condition
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- Wall-mount design frees up floor space around the tub
- Polished chrome finish resists tarnish and coordinates with classic fixtures
- Two-handle operation gives precise control over water temperature and flow
- 38-inch centres fit standard clawfoot tub installations
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first use
Wall-Mount Clawfoot Tub Faucet
The Kingston Brass AE6T1 is a wall-mounted clawfoot tub faucet finished in polished chrome. It is designed for bathrooms where the water supply lines run through the wall to a freestanding tub. The two-handle configuration allows separate control of hot and cold water flow.
Upgrade From Deck-Mount Or Single-Handle Units
This faucet replaces a deck-mounted fixture when the tub has no pre-drilled holes on its rim. It also upgrades a single-handle valve by giving the user independent temperature adjustment. The change is worth it when the plumbing rough-in is already positioned for wall supply.
Verify Wall Supply Rough-In And Tub Compatibility
Confirm that the supply lines terminate at the wall with the correct spacing for the faucet inlets. Ensure the tub is a clawfoot or freestanding model that requires wall-mounted filler hardware. Check local codes regarding the Proposition 65 chemical warning before installation.
Highlights
- Wall-mount design frees up floor space around the tub
- Polished chrome finish resists tarnish and coordinates with classic fixtures
- Two-handle operation gives precise control over water temperature and flow
- 38-inch centres fit standard clawfoot tub installations
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first use
Specifications
| Brand | KINGSTON BRASS |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
What wall opening does the 3-3/8 in. wall-mount faucet require?
The faucet is designed for a 3-3/8 in. centre-to-centre wall opening, so the rough-in must match that spacing exactly.
Which step is most often missed when installing the two-handle tub faucet?
Installers often forget to apply plumber's tape on both supply threads before tightening the union nuts, which leads to leaks at the wall connections.
How often should the cartridge or seals be replaced on this clawfoot tub faucet?
Plan to inspect the cartridge and rubber seals annually; replace them if you notice drips or stiff handle movement, typically every three to five years.
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