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Author: NCTom54 (NC) I am replacing gold bathroom hardware with brushed nickel (honey do list) but cannot determine the mfg for the shower faucet. I have tried Moen and Delta kits but they don’t match. Pics are included. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Edited 2 times.
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Author: Curly (CA)

Looks like American Standard.

Hampton Series. Part number for tub/shower trim only is T215.710.099

One common valve body is R110. Would need a picture of your actual valve body and its piping connections to be more accurate. To the best of my knowledge they offered 6 different valve bodies - the above trim kit will fit all 6 valve bodies. In other words the piping connections are different but the cartridge is the same. The handle attaches to the cartridge etc.

Might contact Am. Std. and see if they make brushed nickel trim kits to fit your existing valve body.

MarLinman may be able to confirm my info and/or have more information.

Good Luck.

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Re: Shower Faucet Brand
Author: marlinman (FL) Curly is correct. The roughs now are listed as R111, R115, R117, R118, R119.See the link to see the trims available. Select a trim and scroll down to the spec sheet. Open this and it will show the rough valve required for that trim. The last 3 numbers will show the finish. Brushed Nickel is 295. [www.americanstandard-us.com]
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