black waterfall faucet

Many shower and tub sets list a pressure‑balancing rough‑in valve or an anti‑scald pressure‑balance cartridge. These components help maintain consistent water temperature during pressure changes to reduce the risk of scalding.

Listings reference multiple certifications and standards, including EPA WaterSense, ICC‑ES PMG (cUPC), ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1, Massachusetts and California (CEC) listings, ECPA/DOE lists, and NSF/ANSI/CAN 372 and 61 series where applicable. Check individual product pages for the exact certifications noted.

Complete sets commonly include a rain/shower head, handheld shower and hose, shower arm and elbow with holder, the mixer control valve/rough‑in trim, and a waterfall tub spout—covering both shower and tub functions in one package.

Many listings specify standard U.S. 1/2" NPT connectors or threads, noting compatibility with common U.S. plumbing and shower system pipes. Always verify connector type on the product page before purchase.

Spout heights and reaches vary widely by model. Examples in the listings range from shorter lavatory spouts around 4.5 inches in height to taller shower/tub assemblies listed near 70.88 inches; spout reach values in the data set run roughly from about 4.37 inches up to 11.3 inches. Check the product specifications for exact dimensions.

Warranty terms vary across listings. Several items state a 1‑year limited warranty, while at least one lavatory faucet description lists a 5‑year limited warranty. Refer to each product’s warranty language for exact coverage and conditions.