Danco Bathtub and Shower 3-Handle Remodel/Rebuild Trim Kit for Gerber Faucets, Knob Handle, 11B-1H,1C, 4D, Chrome (39617) (Pack of 12)
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Arrives
Friday, Apr 17
Size: Pack of 12
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- TUB AND SHOWER REBUILD KIT FOR GERBER: This Danco remodeling kit is specifically designed to repair your Gerber tub and shower leaky shower valve
- 3-HANDLE TUB/SHOWER REPAIR: Trim kit repairs 3-handle tub and shower Gerber Bath E4800 series
- HASSLE-FREE INSTALLATION Complete rebuild kit has all the parts needed for a cost-effective leaky faucet repair solution
- BUILT TO LAST: The durable brass stems and metal handle construction provides strength and reliable performance
- CHROME FINISH The handles and handle flanges has a classic chrome finish that will update and complement your existing bathroom decor
- COMPLETE KIT INCLUDES - This remodeling kit includes all the parts needed to rebuild the existing valve body, (1) 11B-1H Stem, (1) 11B-1C Stem, (1) 11B-4D Stem, (3) #28 seats (5/8"-20), (3) handles with H/C/D index buttons, (3) handle flanges, (3) sleeves, and a socket wrench
- COMPLIANT: Complies with the reduction of lead in drinking water act
Material: Metal
Brand: Danco
Color: Chrome
Style: Classic
Exterior Finish: Chrome
Color: Chrome
Style Name: Classic
Exterior Finish: Chrome
Shape: Round
Brand Name: Danco
Included Components: Handle, Seat, Sleeve, Socket Wrench
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Model Number: 39617
Manufacturer: Danco
Handle Type: Knob
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Handle Attachment Mechanism: screw
Item Weight: 30 Pounds
Unit Count: 12.0 Count
Number of Items: 12
Material Type: Metal
Handle Material: Metal
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Size: Pack of 1
I looked everywhere for this shower kit and couldn’t find it anywhere but i found it on Amazon great price to it fits perfectly for my older shower and installation was very very fast it took like 10 minutes the quality is perfect I love the chrome look beautiful and works great
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024 by patrick
Size: Pack of 1
I have a bathtub faucet that is probably close to 50 years old. I really didn't want a new flimsy plastic single handle faucet and I was not looking forward to the wall being ripped apart for new plumbing. Unfortunately I was at the point where the build up was so bad it fused the screws to the handles and the hot water handle snapped off. I found a video online that showed the Danco Bathtub remodel kit. I couldn't find a name anywhere on the handles so I removed an escutcheon and found a few numbers when I searched those numbers it told me it was a Gerber faucet part and I knew which kit to order. The hardest part was getting the other old handles off. The new valves installed fairly easily and the special wrench was a necessity to get the old ones off and new ones on. I probably had the water shut off no more than 45 minutes to install 3 new valves and then I had a working faucet and shower again with no leaks, no holes, and no costly plumbers. Under $50 thanks this is a great DIY kit that gave new life to a very old faucet. (before and after)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2023 by Michael Lawyer
Size: Pack of 1
The kit worked great and went on easy. Unfortunately, it came with a broken screw cover for the hot handle. (the little plastic cover with an "H" on it) I would have returned it, but we needed the shower fixed to use it, so I suppose its good enough.
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024 by heartoD
Size: Pack of 1
My shower faucets and head had been leaking continuously and I decided to fix it myself. I'm pretty handy and a good bike wrench so I watched a some YouTube videos and after buying some stem socket "cowbells" I was finally able to extract my badly stuck sleeves and faucet stems with vice locks, a bit of vinegar, penetrating oil, patience, and elbow grease. And I didn't break anything! I saw that one of the faucet stems was badly bent (one of the prior tenants had probably stood on it to change a light bulb more than 30 years ago). The packing was screwed up from this and it sprayed a little water from around the stem when I tapped it when the water was on at certain positions. So instead of just a pair of 5/8 x 1/8 washers I needed a new stem. My local hardware store plumbing dude was a real jerk and basically blew me off when I came in with the stem (see photo), saying "we don't have that stem," and offered no further advice. I asked him where I could get one and he told me to go to a plumbing supply place. Just what I need, I thought: more obnoxious dudes catering to the trade who will take pleasure in ripping me off as a "non-guild member". I checked the Yelp reviews for the dodgy storefront place he pointed me to and it turned out my suspicions were spot on. I did more research online and determined from the spline count and appearance the stem was a pre-war (1945) style Gerber. My building is really old (1910) and my plumbing is at least 40 years old and probably more. I googled and found his replacement kit and guessed it was probably a functional match (especially with all the positive reviews) and it looked like a great deal. The only significant difference seemed to be (1) the length of the stem extending from the threads was a little shorter in the full open position and 2) the bonnet threads themselves extend a little farther into the plumbing fixture. I figured the threads wouldn't be an issue. My worry was leak issues with possibly "overextending" the stem slightly in the full off position. Also my faucet escutcheon plates were not round, but an oblong shape that screwed into a loose plate that went around the stem sleeve and was held in place with a hex nut that encircled a water cutoff switch. Best to keep the oblong ones instead of retiling. It turned out none of these issues made any difference in functionality for the new faucet stems after installation. The sleeves fit the oblong escutcheon plate perfectly. The packing nuts were shipped loose and needed to be tightened down (but not crazy tight) to prevent leakage from around the stem, but then everything worked fine with no leaks. The handles are very easy to turn. Both washers make a slight short squeak at full off position but I actually kind of like the sound and feel (it reminds me of my grandmother's kitchen sink). I didn't bother replacing any seats because mine were smooth to the touch and don't eat up washers. The old seats (or maybe the new washers) might be causing the squeak. But It's nice to have backups. I didn't install the shower diverter stem (the original was stuck much worse than the faucet stems--which were themselves a real bear to loosen) and I was afraid I could break loose some of the old (probably cheap) plumbing behind the wall. The original shower diverter still works great. If it ain't broke… I'm just going to swap in the shiny new knob. And again, it’s always nice to have a backup. I'm very pleased with this fix/refurbish and highly recommend it. Fixing an annoying shower leak is very satisfying, but so is bypassing jerk plumbing dudes, saving hundreds of dollars, and adding useful tools to your collection.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2022 by John A
Size: Pack of 1
Perfect replacement for those old school stems and handles. The price was excellent too.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025 by Neta
Size: Pack of 1
Open box ! Delivered looks not so great may be a return item that was sent to me . Not happy with this product 🙁
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 by Zen
Size: Pack of 1
I wasn't sure I had Gerber stems and seats but it looked the same figured I'd try. The set was packed all right but I was missing one screw, a phillips for the handle. Not a big deal just wanted new hardware. The kit comes with a valve wrench which wasn't needed but is nice. It doesn't come with a valve seat tool which was needed until I figured out where it was in my basement. If you are buying this for replacing your seats, leaking or drips and you replaced the washer a million times buy one you'll need to replace the seat. I only used the seat and the bezel for one faucet this time. The stems are pretty closely a clone of the current ones and far cheaper than a plumbing supply house selling the same chinese knock off Gerber ones. Real ones run about 25 to 35 each. Leaks stopped and I have as a bonus three new valve stems with two seats. The new knobs are shorter which look nicer to me. You will have to replace them all if you have an older setup because they do not match at all. It'd buy this again. I wish the kit had my missing screw but really it should have a valve seat wrench if they are going to include the valve wrench, charge 2 buck more really it's just metal.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2020 by Rob
Size: Pack of 1
Poor quality of product.. wouldn’t recommend to buy
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2025 by merr