Is there a moen brantford bathtub faucet that does not have a valve stopper on faucet?? My bathtub drain is the pull-up type of drain...
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None of the roman tubs Moen offers have drains. As there are several size of tubs with no industry standard you would have to purchase a drain separately.
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I emailed Plumbmajic and they said >>>"this faucet is for filling the tub only, you can't add (Hand held) to this faucet. I do have different faucets that will work but do you want a shower with a riser and shower head or a faucet with a hand held shower on top? Let me know and I will send you pics.Thanks, Kathy 1-800-872-9577
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A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a 'better mousetrap.'
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I do not believe you need a special drain. You do need to get a tub stop of your choice. I chose a pop-up style.
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The HF in the model number means it is High Flow and as such the tub outlet is blocked. It is for shower only installation. http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/r10000-unwshf.html#/?tab=product-support
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Unfortunately no,but after going through three Moen pull out faucets in less than three years this is the far superior faucet for the price . It's made well; no plastic parts and was easy to install.Also has a shorter faucet so it doesn't stick out too far in sink and wind up giving you a bath when washing up pots and pans. I love, love, love mine!
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I researched this on Moen's website, moen.com, and couldn't find the faucet anymore. You may have to call. They have similar faucets that go on two-hold sinks, so they must have appropriate escutcheons. Their site has changed (not it a good way) since we bought our faucet. Good luck! It does look great at our sink, but does drip as the reviews say.
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No, this and most faucets require three holes. One each for the water lines to each handle (valve) and one for the sink stopper.
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I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit the faucet shank that would help. Will work even without that, you'll just have to crank down on it. I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit... » Read More I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit the faucet shank that would help. Will work even without that, you'll just have to crank down on it. « Show Less
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No it does not have a lever to raise the stopper. All drain stoppers that are called 'pop up' stoppers do not have a lever. The stopper pops and down when you push on the center of the stopper.
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My Moen 'classic stainless' pulldown faucet is close. The soap dispenser is another mfgr. They are not a perfect match, as you'd expect from different mfgrs and even different lots. Once installed, they're so close the only one who'd notice the difference is me.
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It is a no-name brand, but it does have an overflow hole. A related note: the stopper on the included faucet set is one that you push down on to engage, there isn't a lever on the faucet. Fine by us dine we rarely use it, but thought I'd note it.
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It's more for a sink but I did install it for a bath tub. If there is no shower it would be easy for a tub. There is no "pull stop" to revert all water pressure to the shower spout.
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It does not come with the drain/stopper. You can use a disposal with this sink.
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A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a 'better mousetrap.' A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a... » Read More A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a 'better mousetrap.' « Show Less
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THe faucet doesn't come with a pop up and it also does not have a lever that makes the drain go up and down. I believe I ordered the "pop-up" but I had to return all because our plumber told up that without the attached lever, the faucet would not pass a building inspection.
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I didn't need the tub spout either...but it is a great feature. You turn the dial to the tub spout and turn on the water to heat up. No getting hit by cold water, as the water is coming out the spout and not the jets or overhead shower. It isn't that noticeable anyway, I doubt it can be removed. Temperature reading is great too. My remodelers was very impressed with my choice and will recommend it to his other clients.