KINGSTON BRASS
KINGSTON BRASS Leg Tub Filler with Hand Shower & 2 Riser Polished Brass Finish
A claw-foot tub filler with hand shower and dual risers, built from brass with ceramic-disc cartridges in a polished brass finish
- TypeBath Accessories
- Vintage styling with polished brass finish
- Solid brass construction for lasting durability
- 1/4 turn ceramic disk cartridge operation
- 8-inch spout reach for clawfoot tubs
- Hand shower included with two riser tubes
Vintage Clawfoot Tub Filler
This polished brass tub filler is designed for clawfoot bathtubs and includes a hand shower with two risers. It suits homeowners seeking classic bathroom styling with durable brass construction. The tub-wall mount configuration fits traditional freestanding tub installations.
Quarter-Turn Ceramic Cartridge Upgrade
The 1/4 turn ceramic disk cartridge replaces older compression-style valves that often drip or require multiple rotations. The upgrade is worth it when you want precise flow control and reduced maintenance on a vintage-style fixture. It eliminates the need for frequent washer replacements.
Eight-Inch Spout Reach With Seven-Inch Spread
The 8 spout reach and 7 spread comfortably handle standard clawfoot tub dimensions while providing ample clearance for bathing. Brass construction resists scratches, corrosion and tarnish for long-term appearance. It runs out when tub decks exceed the fixed spread or when wall-mount spacing cannot accommodate the riser height.
Highlights
- Vintage styling with polished brass finish
- Solid brass construction for lasting durability
- 1/4 turn ceramic disk cartridge operation
- 8-inch spout reach for clawfoot tubs
- Hand shower included with two riser tubes
Specifications
| Brand | Kingston Brass |
|---|---|
| Type | Bath Accessories |
Questions about this item
What wall spacing does the 7 spread clawfoot tub filler require for mounting?
The tub filler is designed for a 7 spread, so the supply connections must be spaced 7 apart on the tub wall or deck for proper installation.
How do I install the 1/4 turn ceramic disk cartridge correctly?
Insert the cartridge into the valve body with the tabs aligned to the notches, then tighten the retaining nut by hand before giving a final quarter-turn with a wrench — over-tightening is the common mistake that causes leaks.
When should I replace the 1/4 turn ceramic disk cartridge in this polished brass tub filler?
Replace the cartridge if the handle becomes stiff, drips appear at the spout, or water temperature becomes inconsistent; the brass construction and corrosion-resistant finish mean the body rarely needs service.
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