After I had the plumber install and then return to "fix' the problem, I am still unhappy with this faucet and wish I never bought it. The water runs til it empties the arc after it is shut off. The plumber said it has something to do with a water saving piece.
I think this is ridiculous, and sounds like a real line of nonsense. When I tried to ontact the manufacturer, they request $5.00 and will have amaster Plumber contact you. They say it is refundable, but if you don't cancel this it becomes an automatic monthly fee for around $14.00 ... I don't remember the actual amount.
I am so sorry I bought this faucet. And I refuse to have the plumber come back a third time.

works great!

I'm remodeling my whole bathroom and purchased this faucet (PTT4523-OB) for my tub and the matching faucet (P3523LF-OB) for the vanity. The vanity faucet package includes the valves necessary for its installation but this package does not. It requires a completely separate valve package (R4707-PX) in order to install it, and that's another $175!

Nowhere in the description of either faucet does it mention this--the vanity faucet doesn't mention that the valves are included and this faucet description doesn't mention that they're not included. Now the plumber has to come back another day and my whole project is delayed.

It looks great and works great, but the copper tube connections are not great. If you've ever installed faucets, you probably know there are some with copper supply tubes on them with threaded fittings welded/soldered to the copper tubes that you connect your supply hoses to. If you have brand new supply hoses with nice soft rubber ends, you'll be fine. I did not have the time, money or motivation to replaced my supply hoses and in order to get a good seal with the old hard rubber ends...let's just say I have some twisted copper now. Despite by best efforts with another wrench to prevent this from happening, and a very cramped space under a tiny vanity, it was impossible to prevent. I have replaced a LOT of faucets in my life and the ones with copper tubes are always the ones that make life miserable. At least for me. I suppose that's why they don't show the copper lines in the photo on peerlessoutlet.com. Bottom line, installation was miserable in my situation, but despite the twisted copper, the flow is still very good and it looks way better than the old faucet.

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