What shower valves are compatible with Delta?
What shower valves are compatible with Delta?
As long as you are ok sticking with the Delta brand, your universal Delta rough-in Valve will fit any Delta Trim Kit. As mentioned above, this is the reason that the valves and trims made by different companies are not compatible. They do it on purpose to lock you into their brand.
How much does a Delta shower valve cost?
Shower cartridge replacement
| Brand | Shower cartridge cost | Total replacement cost |
|---|---|---|
| Delta | $20 – $80 | $105 – $345 |
| Grohe/Hansgrohe | $25 – $85 | $110 – $350 |
| Kohler | $30 – $60 | $115 – $325 |
| Moen (standard) | $15 – $50 | $100 – $315 |
How do I identify my Delta shower valve?
The model number on the package by the UPC code or may be found on a supply line tag. We also have an online tool to help identify the model. The model number is on all packaging, some faucets, and all installation instructions provided with your faucet. On the packaging, look near the UPC code or the top of the box.
How do I fix a leaky Delta shower faucet?
A dripping/leaking Delta shower faucet is almost always caused by a faulty cartridge. This is usually due to worn out cartridge seats and springs, mineral deposits/debris or worn out O-rings. Replacing the entire cartridge or the seats and springs will fix the problem.
Can I use any shower valve?
Shower valves are not universal and you cannot mix manufacturers when it comes to trim and rough-in valves. Besides that, one manufacturer will have different valve sizes and types which may also not be universal and interchangeable with each other. Luckily, shower sets are always sold as a complete set.
How do I identify an old Delta shower faucet?
On the packaging, look near the UPC code or the top of the box. On the faucet, a model identification tag has been attached to most models manufactured since 2012. Look for the tag on one of the faucet’s supply lines.
Why is my shower head constantly dripping?
More often than not, a dripping showerhead is the result of worn or damaged inner seals. Over time, these wear down, and when they do, water starts to leak out. The leak can also be caused by worn or damaged washers or O-rings in the shower’s valve.