KINGSTON BRASS KB652V Rough-In Valve Polished Brass for KB63
- Polished Brass
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A rough-in valve with a 1/2 inch IPS connection designed for KB63 and KB65 faucets, finished in oil rubbed bronze
Finish Oil Rubbed Bronze
The Kingston Brass KB655V rough-in valve provides the 1/2 inch IPS connection required for Chatham bath faucet installations. It is finished in oil-rubbed bronze to match the coordinating trim. This part is designed for new installations where the valve body sits behind the wall.
Verify that your existing trim is a Kingston Brass KB63 or KB65 model so the rough-in valve aligns correctly. The connection type is 1/2 inch IPS; confirm your supply lines match this specification. Buyers who need a different connection size or a valve for another trim series cannot use this part.
| Brand | Kingston Brass |
|---|---|
| Finish | Oil Rubbed Bronze |
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The KB655V rough-in valve is sold separately from the KB63 trim; both are required for a complete installation.
The KB655V is the specific rough-in valve designed for 1/2 inch IPS connections and works with KB63 trim, while KB65 refers to a different product configuration.
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