🚰 Enhance Your Faucet with LDR Industries LDR 500 6140 Clear Acrylic Replacement Handles Review

I didn't want to spend too much money on bath/shower grips so I bought these. As I didn't pay much I can't complain but they are pretty low quality. I would still give 3 stars because the quality matches the price. Still works fine.

Works great! If the stem they're running on looks like this, then you're in: http://www.amazon.com/Delta-Faucet-RP24096-Stem-Assembly/dp/B001D0L7H6/ref=sr_1_cc_5?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid =1441544143&sr=1-5-catcorr&keywords=bathroom+faucet+stem+delta

Affordable and incredibly easy to install. Needed a replacement after one of the Nobs in my apartment crashed. They are only slightly larger than the ones I had, which I thought were ridiculously old. However, the screws that came with this new set didn't fit. I just used screws from a broken set and they fit perfectly.

These handles have replaced previous kitchen sink handles. The grips fit almost perfectly, the only small issue I had was the screw that came with the cold water grip was too short, not sure if this is a problem on my part or the manufacturer (never checked , the screws are the same size) I just used the original screw and jib. Perfect!

Two of my very old Delta faucet handles needed replacing and I was afraid I couldn't find one that fitted exactly like the old ones. . So I was very happy that these LDR Industries Clear LDR 500 6140 Replacement Acrylic Pens did the trick. They were easy to assemble and fit together perfectly. They also look like they will last a very long time.

Acrylic handles broke in my mother's bathroom after years of use. She evaluated the replacement and concluded that it would be cheaper to replace the entire faucet. I found these last minute and decided to give them a try even though they were listed as for Delta and their faucet as Glacier Bay. Luckily, they fit perfectly and she's back in business for less than $7. We couldn't be happier!

This was just what I needed to replace a broken handle in my eat-in kitchen. I'm a paranoid who despises the employees in my apartment. So I foolishly decided to pay for them myself to avoid free repairs in my apartment building. But unfortunately that's how I am as a person. I think they are terribly overpriced for what they are. However, these were the ones I found that matched my cheap faucet exactly.

Very easy to install. All you need is a Phillips screwdriver and about 5-10 minutes of your time. I had an issue because the grooves/lugs in the handle didn't exactly match one of them and I had to "adjust" one of them to make it work. I had to look at the exterior because the faucet is old and I can't tell who made it when I picked it, so it's not the manufacturer's fault. The handles themselves look great, I didn't notice any flaws.

I bought this to replace the old handles on my bathroom sink faucet. I couldn't find the brand name on my faucet so I tried this 'universal' handle. The grips really fit my device. The screw and caps worked well too, but. Handles are not quite "machined". After the handles were installed and twisted all the way out, the water was still dripping water, essentially knocking over the handle mount underneath. So I ended up just using the caps from my original pens and replacing them with the ones…