Product Description
SPOUT COMBO WALL FAUCET - Double lever handles, durable chrome finish, brass body, with soap dish
| List Price: | $69.92 |
| Price: |
$52.57 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Details |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #124542 in Home Improvement
- Brand: LDR
- Model: 011-5400
- Released on: 2006-07-25
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.73 pounds
Features
- Chrome finish
- Metal handles
- 8-Inch wall mount
- Includes soap tray
- Easy do-it-yourself installation instructions
From the Manufacturer
Chrome Finish Double Metal Handle 8-Inch Wall Mount Laundry Faucet includes Soap Tray. LDR faucets are constructed for years of exceptional performance.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By William Clark
I have an old kitchen sink in use as a utility sink in the basement. In the past, someone had installed boiler values as taps--intolerable--where a wall-mount faucet should have been. Unfortunately, wall-mount faucets are harder to find than I thought. And where you can find them, they are pricey. I was just looking for something basic. This was what I needed, and I'm glad I found it.
The faucet looks better than I needed it to. It's a good buy. BUT:
1. The spout on the faucet I received is different. The one in both Amazon's current picture and the picture on the box has a straight spout. The spout on the faucet I received is more curved and the treaded opening of the spout is more obliquely angled.
2. There are no instructions with the faucet, which is too bad, because you cannot install this without a 15/16" hex wrench. It really would have saved me a lot of time if that were indicated somewhere before I wanted to start.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Basil H. Smith
Let's start with it looks good, feels nice and heavy, and it's cheap. Those are the only good things about it. Unlike any other wall mount faucet I have installed, the part that connects to the supply lines is two piece. The thing is actually threaded in the middle and goes together with an o ring. This probably would not matter except that it has to be tightened to the supply on one end and the faucet itself on the other. Since you have to tighten in opposite directions, you loosen up the center and it leaks around the o ring. I finally had to remove the whole thing, tighten both connectors with two pair of vice grips, and then clamp a pair of vice grips directly on the joint to keep it from loosening up while I tightened everything else. Two weeks later, the threads stripped out on the cold water side of the faucet. Save your money, this is not worth the aggravation.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By A. Schermeister
I bought two of these faucets, and each inlet on both faucets had cracked threads right out of the box. This caused a slow drip seepage leak, and would have been unnoticed and caused considerable damage had I installed these without checking them first.
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