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recognize this valve trim?
Author: tbynon (CA) [i612.photobucket.com] Does anyone recognize this valve/trim? Has screws in the 10:00 and 4:00 o'clock postions. Need trim only in Polished Brass finish. Style can be same or plainer. Other trims in room are Kohler Devonshire PB. Thank you
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Re: recognize this valve trim?
Author: packy (MA) i don't know of anyone who orients the screws that way ?? delta does them opposite.
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Re: recognize this valve trim?
Author: holland123 (MI) that does'nt look familiar to me sorry, but i suggest you take escuetcheon hardware off and use a mirror to look behind valve and there should be some identifying numbers on the valve body to help you.
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Re: recognize this valve trim?
Author: North Carolina Plumber (NC) It's possible that the valve is installed upside down, for more volume, and the screws are at 2 + 8.
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Re: recognize this valve trim?
Author: steve (CA) Danze uses a 10/4 escutcheon.
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