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Delta Faucet Shower Handle Renovation Repair Trim Kit for Delta 600 Series Tub, Chrome RP54870

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Features

  • Update existing shower handle trim: Update your existing Delta 600 series tub and shower trim with this repair parts kit
  • Necessary repair parts included: Replacement kit includes: RP17443 shower handle, RP5883 deck plate, RP196 deck plate screws, RP1050 cap, RP5893 sleeve, RP20111 conversion ball, RP4993 seats and springs, RP188 cam and packing
  • Versatile chrome finish: Chrome has rapidly become one of the most popular finishes across decor styles in the bathroom thanks to its stunning gloss and innate versatility
  • Genuine Delta repair part: This shower handle renovation kit is a genuine Delta repair part

Description

Genuine DELTA Repair Part. Genuine Delta Repair Part.Products that promote healthy spaces. It’s a portfolio of innovative products that ease cleanup, minimize contact or are completely touchless. Interacting with water is a daily part of life and finding smarter ways to do so adds a new level of healthy practices to homes and community spaces. From the Manufacturer Genuine Delta Repair Part.

Material: Brass


Brand: Delta


Color: Chrome


Product Dimensions: 0.5"L x 8"W


Exterior Finish: Chrome


Global Trade Identification Number: 41


Included Components: Handle


UPC: 034449628341 756655533997 747719615070 798154004240


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Manufacturer: Delta Faucet


Model Number: RP54870


Brand Name: Delta


Metal Type: Brass


Material Type: Brass


Handle Material: Brass


Item Weight: 530 Grams


Number of Items: 1


Item Dimensions L x W: 0.5"L x 8"W


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Finish Types: Chrome


Shape: L-Shaped


Color: Chrome


Theme: Metal" or "Industrial


Style Name: Modern


Exterior Finish: Chrome


Handle Type: Lever


Specific Uses For Product: Shower


Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous


Additional Features: Lead Free


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Fit perfectly
The Delta Faucet Shower Handle Renovation Repair Trim Kit for the Delta 600 Series Tub and Shower is a great solution for updating an older faucet without needing a full replacement. The kit is designed to be compatible with Delta 600 series showers, making installation straightforward and hassle-free. It includes all the essential parts to give your shower a fresh, modern look while maintaining the reliability and quality Delta is known for. The durable materials ensure longevity, and the polished finish adds a sleek touch to any bathroom. Overall, it's an excellent choice for anyone looking to renovate their shower. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024 by Chandan
    • Easy install
Perfect fit replacement for the old 600 series Faucet. Installed easily in our tub. Works perfect, looks great.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024 by Stevo
    • These things aren't cheap & you must have the right tools
After installing, it looks like a professional job with solid appearance, much better than the (used to be) clear plastic knurled ball it replaced. I don't know how long this item will remain available, Delta doesn't use this style anymore, and a real plumber may be required, if they these disappear from the market. You must shut off the water to your entire home before installing this fixture. Part of our installation job required a small, reciprocal saw. I just happened to own one, new in the box, for a project my wife never started. If you're unfamiliar with this operation, watch the YouTube videos - two or three times. They will show you a couple of approaches to removing the retaining nut. These did not work for us, leaving the saw as the only alternative. It can be very frustrating to install, and IT IS VERY EASY TO DO SERIOUS DAMAGE to your plumbing. At one point, we were faced with the possibility that we had inflicted enough damage to require calling and waiting for a plumber while all our water service was shut off. Luckily, we hadn't. Following installation, the only problem we have with it, is that the handle points in the wrong direction. We are familiar with the end of the handle pointing through the center, like an arrow, with the center of the fixture being the arrowhead, aimed toward the hot (H) or cold (C) when you turn it on. Not this one. This one is the opposite. The end of the handle, at the bottom of the fixture, is pulled or pushed toward the H or C you desire. It's confusing, but works well once you get that. We found that this is our only option when installing, due to the design of a key part. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2022 by SW CORNER
    • Super Simple DIY Install to Update Your Faucet
Let me start by saying I have a tiny bit of knowledge about plumbing — I once fixed a toilet that wouldn’t stop running. Anyways, our 30+ year old shower had a slow drip and the old “crystal ball” faucet was caked with scale. Disgusting. I was determined to change it out but didn’t know where to start, so I found a video on YT called “How to repair a Delta Tub/Shower Valve.” <——Watch this video first before starting your install. The toughest part of this install will be removing the old dome nut. Luckily, after a few good taps with my wrench, it loosened up easily. The rest of the install is fairly straightforward. Also, make sure to use some plumbers grease on all the seals and ball. The total replacement took me about 30 minutes. I read a lot of comments before ordering this kit and I want to address them: 1. Yes, this kit “reverses” the hot and cold. Seriously...people are really complaining about this? Talk about first-world problems. It honestly not that big of a deal, just get use to it. 2. The lever is fairly heavy and will sink a little after opening it up. This also happened in my install and I torqued down the dome nut pretty tight (but not too tight as to twist the entire valve). Once I turned on the water main and tested the shower faucet, it no longer happened. 3. This kit does not come with the large O-ring located on the back of the valve. In my case, I gently removed the old O-ring, cleaned it off (and cleaned the valve), put some plumbers grease on it then reinstalled. If your O-ring is damaged, you can get a replacement at a big box home improvement store for about a buck. 4. The water flow is restricted/slow. I did notice a bit of difference between the new valve and the old one. Personally, it doesn’t really bother me if the shower pressure is a bit weaker. Plus, tub/shower valves and heads are pretty much all low-flow to conserve water, and I’m all for saving water. 5. The new dome nut doesn’t have ridges on top making it difficult to tighten. It does have some small edges near the front of the dome that you can just barely get a pair of channel locks on. I wish these edges were bigger because my pliers did slip a little and I ended up using a strap wrench. Overall, I was pleased with the ease of install and the quality of the parts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020 by Future ESQ

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