This bath faucet is very nice looking and that is the most important thing (for the ladies), but there were some issue one should know. The pull-up diverter is big when raised to take a shower and also can spin while in the up position, which means it must align before it can depress into its original position. Typically it will do this automatically when you cut off the water but not always. I actually thought this was a "flip-up" type diverter, but that is not the case. Also, you really have to pull the diverter and hold it to get the water to switch to the shower, during this process it kind of makes a stuttering noise. The last thing is that it mounts with a set screw clamp assembly, which is typical but the set screw assembly is not at the base of the faucet. It is actually about 3 1/2" from the base which means you need quite a bit of copper pipe sticking out of the wall to mount it. The instructions actually call for 5 1/4" of pipe. I had to extend the pipe to get it to work.Save 25% Off
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