what is the difference between this model and Delta Faucet U4922-PK
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Here are the differences:http://www.deltafaucet.com/search/results.html?q=u4929http://www.deltafaucet.com/bath/details/u4922-pk.html?showPhotoGallery=false
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The U4922-PK is a 1/4 turn 2-way diverter. It will give flow through the shower head or the hand shower. The U4929 is a toggle lever with 3 positions: showerhead or hand shower or both. I would highly recommend the U4929 model.
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Dear Sir or Madam, Thank you for your interest. I put a link into the e-mail that will take you to the installation guide. http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/documentation/bt14096-ob.html?document=mi&fromDetailArea=bath&documentIndex=0#flashWrapper You may also call Delta at 1&#8209;800&#8209;345&#8209;DELTA. Thank you
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See http://www.deltafaucet.com/repairparts/details/h71.html to answer specifics about this part and what it might fit.
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I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and market two different systems that are so similar. I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and... » Read More I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and market two different systems that are so similar. « Show Less
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I have not noticed any difference. I like this faucet a lot. The handles feel substantial, the water pressure excellent, and looks beautiful.
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When I purchased my Arctic Stainless one I called Delta to ask the difference and they told me that if I had stainless appliances in my kitchen that the Arctic would match better but I am unsure of which one to pick for brushed nickel. Delta Help Line at 1‑800‑345‑DELTA (3358).The Delta Help Line is available between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. (CST), Monday through Saturday.Read more: http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/assistance.html#ixzz2aBJMfHxs
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The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the... » Read More The older Delta sink faucets use separate left (RP1740) and right (RP24096) versions of the stem unit assembly. The threaded stem is plastic. The somewhat newer faucets use only a single type of stem unit assembly with a metal stem (RP25513). The RP25513 works on either the left or right side of the newer faucets by using a plastic stop. The RP25513 will also work on the left side of the old Delta sink faucet, in place of the left (RP1740), but not the right (RP24096). This info was provided by a reviewer named "trusting user" on Amazon. As I have the newer faucets which use the RP25513, I can't speak personally on the substitution. Please read "trusting user" comments. « Show Less
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I DON'T WANT TO GIVE AN ANSWER WHEN I AM NOT SURE 100%PLEASE CONTACT DELTA CUSTOMER SERVICE AT: call the Delta Help Line at 1‑800‑345‑3358THEY WILL GIVE YOU EXACT ANSWER FOR SUREWE HAVE THIS FAUCET MORE THEN 2 YEARS AND IT LOOKS TOTALY NEW AS THE DAY OF PURCHASETHE BEST THERE IS ON THE MARKET !Read more: http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/assistance.html#ixzz2kyC5AsWe
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I purchased the 531418 model. Both models have similar capabilities and the fittings and installation are essentially the same. The only difference that I can see is that model 531418 has filters that twist on and off and model 531411 has filters that push on. A button on the housing is pressed to release the filters when it is time to change them. It seemed to me that the push button set up on model 531411 was more complicated and therefore had more moving parts that could fail over time. I believe model 531418 is the newer model. I am not sure why this company chooses to manufacture and market two different systems that are so similar.
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Yes.....mine is a delta faucet......these do not last long.....they are very flimsy. I have bought two and replaced the second one even with another brand.
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If your existing faucet is also Delta it will probably work. If it is a different brand it may not.
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I just pulled out the instructions for delta faucett. On page 1 it has a number 63234 and it says" high-rise pull-down kitchen and bar/prep faucets. Then is gives a series of model numbers including our full size kitchen sink. So, it appears this number is a "family" of faucets. The one we purchased is a kitchen faucet, model #9178DST. .
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I don't know, I just installed it on the existing hardware. I removed a delta product and this one fit in its place.
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I don't know. Your best approach to your answer is to contact the Delta Faucet manufacturer. If it is possible they will know. Also, please let the rest of us know as we'll. thanks
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Delta Faucet R10000-UNBX MultiChoice(R) Universal Tub and Shower Valve Bodywith trim: Delta Foundations BT13410-SS Monitor 13 Series Tub and Shower Trim, Stainless
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Sort: Most Helpful first | Newest first | Oldest first Showing 1-2 of 2 answers Im not sure the difference between the 2 but this replaced a faucet I had. It works perfectly well. It's an excellent faucet. Hope this helps
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Delta R2707 (Flexible Roman Tub Rough). The same rough-in valve set is used for all roman tub trims EXCEPT those with a separate hand sprayer which needs Delta Faucet R4707 (Flexible Roman Tub with Hand shower Rough). In general for delta products any model number that starts with BT or T means "trim only", any model number which begins with R is the rough in kit. Delta does sell the trim + valve as a combo for some models. It will be the same model number but WITHOUT the "BT" or "T" prefix. Plumbing supply houses tend to carry the rough-in + trim as separate items and the big box stores tend to carry the "combo". Delta R2707 (Flexible Roman Tub Rough). The same rough-in valve set is used for all roman tub trims EXCEPT those with a separate hand sprayer which needs Delta Faucet R4707 (Flexible Roman Tub with Hand shower Rough). In general for delta products any model number that starts with BT or T means "trim only", any model number which begins with R is the rough in kit. Delta does sell the trim + valve as a combo for some models. It will be the same model number but WITHOUT the "BT" or "T" prefix. Plumbing supply houses tend to carry the rough-in + trim as separate... » Read More Delta R2707 (Flexible Roman Tub Rough). The same rough-in valve set is used for all roman tub trims EXCEPT those with a separate hand sprayer which needs Delta Faucet R4707 (Flexible Roman Tub with Hand shower Rough). In general for delta products any model number that starts with BT or T means "trim only", any model number which begins with R is the rough in kit. Delta does sell the trim + valve as a combo for some models. It will be the same model number but WITHOUT the "BT" or "T" prefix. Plumbing supply houses tend to carry the rough-in + trim as separate items and the big box stores tend to carry the "combo". « Show Less