Customer Reviews for Delta Roman Tub Rough-In Valve Only with Hand Shower Rough-In

It was installed by the workers who did our remodel but it turned out gorgeous and VERY affordable for the quality!!!

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the product was fine, unfortunately the Plummer that did the work did not use your product. He repaired the old one..

Plumber had no problems putting this in. Everything was there and good quality.

Good solid brass ,full size 1/2 outlets to tub spout, allowing tub to fill up nice and quick, Easy install.

directions were good. could have used a little more length in the connecting pipes, our plumber just added extra copper pipe to connect.

Plumber said easy to install and works faucets attached with no problem

These products upgrade the look of your room. I can walk into a bathroom, see and feel cheap fixtures right away.

You must be able to solder a copper fitting but aside from that the instructions are very clear. I used quick connects for the supply lines. Oh, and be careful when removing the test cap. It is under pressure so bleed the line first by removing one of the supply lines.

The faucet is heavy and appears to be retty good quality but I have not installed it yet. Could anyone be so kind to tell me what the flow rate is for this rough in valve? model R2707 (the two handle model) states 18 gpm... Thanks in advance

Product received in good condition and on time. Typical Delta product; good quality, fit, & finish.

On the upside - This is your typical Delta product. That means it's well built and you can expect years of trouble free service. If you ever have an issue, Delta has a lifetime warranty and great customer service. Downside - Would prefer a 3/4" valve option. The flow rate is great even with only 1/2" valves, but I have excellent pressure and volume in my home so that could be why it works so well for me. This is not a deal-breaker, but I have a large garden tub and the extra volume would fill it more quickly. Also, the lines are corrugated copper "flex" lines. I understand why the lines need to be flexible, but the copper can break where you bend it if you're not careful. Plastic or braided steel cables work in this situation on other plumbing setups, not sure why the copper here, considering the price of copper these days. Again, none of this is any reason to avoid the valve set, as it's under warranty if you ever need it replaced. I'm confident that I'll have years of trouble free service.