Is this made by grohe?
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Yes it is made by Grohe, description is Kitchen Handspray. Plastic hand spray extension with rubber switch cover that frequently wears through and spray/stream switch thtat often breaks. The DC0 suffix I believe corresponds to the color/finish: Super Steel. Which looks like a brushed stainless steel finish and was marketed and sold directly to contractors. I believe the fixture also came in a polished chrome, and a polished stainless. Bought 2 of them last year at $123. each. Shop around prices vary on-line.
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They're not the same company. According to finehomebuilding.com, "Hansgrohe is the original company created by Hans Grohe. His son created Grohe and made Hansgrohe specialise in showers and Grohe in mixers (or faucets). Then Klaus Grohe, current CEO of Hans Grohe took control of the company and Grohe got sold (and has been sold numerous times). Hansgrohe is still owned by the Grohe family, but Klaus' side!" There's another explanation at https://www.facebook.com/notes/efaucets/hansgrohe-vs-grohe-which-is-better/351455617672I guess that doesn't answer the second part of your question about using one brand's box with the other brand's valve trim, but the response before mine indicates that they're compatible. They're not the same company. According to finehomebuilding.com, "Hansgrohe is the original company created by Hans Grohe. His son created Grohe and made Hansgrohe specialise in showers and Grohe in mixers (or faucets). Then Klaus Grohe, current CEO of Hans Grohe took control of the company and Grohe got sold (and has been sold numerous times). Hansgrohe is still owned by the Grohe family, but Klaus' side!" There's another explanation at https://www.facebook.com/notes/efaucets/hansgrohe-vs-grohe-which-is-better/351455617672I guess that doesn't answer the... » Read More They're not the same company. According to finehomebuilding.com, "Hansgrohe is the original company created by Hans Grohe. His son created Grohe and made Hansgrohe specialise in showers and Grohe in mixers (or faucets). Then Klaus Grohe, current CEO of Hans Grohe took control of the company and Grohe got sold (and has been sold numerous times). Hansgrohe is still owned by the Grohe family, but Klaus' side!" There's another explanation at https://www.facebook.com/notes/efaucets/hansgrohe-vs-grohe-which-is-better/351455617672I guess that doesn't answer the second part of your question about using one brand's box with the other brand's valve trim, but the response before mine indicates that they're compatible. « Show Less
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The name sound German, but in fact, don't know. You could try Googling it, or contact the company.
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You will need to call Grohe customer support ...they will tell u, which model number will fit in your system
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I believe it was made in Germany, but I have no idea now. You might be able to research it online.
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Sorry, I bought this one as a secret santa gift. I didn't check where it's made from.
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I dont see any numbers on my hose. When I was looking for a replacement hose , I called Grohe and was told that all Grohe hoses are interchangable with all Grohe products.
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I have the Grunwerg- made in England, I looked them up and it's the same one that I bought. It is high quality stainless steel. All I can tell you is that it is very well made and keeps the coffee hot! I love it and am glad I have it. I have the Boudin glass one but it does not keep the coffee hot. I'm very happy with this product.
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I have this faucet in Grohe's "RealSteel" and am very happy with it. It's a soft stainless steel color, not shiny (you can not see your reflection in it). Spots have not been a problem -- our hard water can leave a few very faint ones, but if you find them too much, a quick swipe with a dry cloth makes it showroom perfect again in a second or two. The Grohe website says "GROHE RealSteel® faucets are produced from solid 304 stainless steel" so it's the real deal, not a an applied finish.
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Design by Germany, but made in China! Everything from China is perhaps the correct answer.
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I have no idea. I'd look-up the item in the Amazon site or check on the Hansgrohe site.
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I have tried a few other faucets with similar design (not sure which brands I was trying at the plumbing store) and the Grohe was stiffer and sturdier. I would recommend going to a plumbing store to test, eg, Benders have multiple models on display.
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The installation guide lists in English shows measurements in Inches. Since Grohe is a German company, I would assume all parts are metric.
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No it isn't. I believe it's made in China with the Wilton name. I have this vise in my basement workshop. It's a great vise for the homeowner, hobbyist, handyman. Not a commercial grade vise, but it is on the heavy duty side for "at home". I use mine all the time. Great buy!
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No..according to the attached tag it is made by Carpenter Co in Russellville. KY
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I don't think so. I think it's made in China. We've had 2 of these. On the first one, a grate broke and since you can't fine replacement grates, we ordered another. Now we can use the first for parts if needed. We use it a lot and it works great.
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Hansgrohe is an offshoot from Grohe and supposedly maintains higher quality standards (at a higher price than Grohe in general). Their products are similar, but by no means interchangeable. The iBox may work with the Grohe trim, but I would call technical support at Hansgrohe and Grohe to verify before proceeding. Stan