Phoenix Faucets brings RV showers and tubs in chrome that look right at home in your bath space. Choose a d-spud outlet or a vacuum breaker to pair with a handheld shower the way you like. Installation is easy, so replacements and upgrades go smoothly.
Yes, certain valves can be flipped so the connection faces your preferred direction. With a D-spud, you simply thread on a handheld hose and use the diverter pin to send water to the shower. If your outlet is a vacuum breaker, that's also compatible with a handheld set.
Both exist. Some have brass shanks, underbody, and valve, while trim parts like the bottom plate and lock nuts can be plastic. Brass construction has helped reduce issues like a squealing diverter. If durability is your priority, confirm brass components before ordering.
Choose between a D-spud and a vacuum breaker outlet. The vacuum breaker helps prevent backflow and is a better choice for a handheld, but they are interchangeable. Check whether the handheld shower set is included; some valves come without the attachment, and the outlet can be capped if unused.
Yes, options are available for 4 inch on-center, wall-mount, 3-hole installs. Measure your mounting holes to verify they're at 4 inches on center. If there's no rear access (like corner installs), plan for a custom bulkhead or alternate mounting method.
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