🛀 DANCO Chrome Decorative Metal Tub Spout Remodeling Cover Ring, 1.5" ID and 3.6" OD (10007) Review

This is the perfect size for standard bath enemas. It's also cheap for something that doesn't need anything special, just something that solves a problem. It's well thought out though and has a foam backing behind a chrome ring that allows it to hug the tub wall snugly. Overall a very good, reasonable product.

I've been looking everywhere for this part at plumbing and hardware stores. My bathroom had a new walk in shower and the tiler was an amateur. He didn't use a circular cutout in the hole surrounding the switchover valve I bumped into. The hole he cut was larger than the cap that came with the valve. I needed something an inch larger in diameter. It was this piece. The brushed nickel matched the valve switch and it got the job done very cheaply.

This product did not fit us. Didn't realize it was 1/2" thick so when I started to install my screw nose didn't even reach the exit thread. I suspect the product would be excellent if you had a spout wrong. Quality The product looks good looking. Just disappointed that it didn't work for our application. I think I'll have to find one of those 1/8" rubbers. My only advice is to first determine if you have a slip-on or screw-on spout as that makes a difference with this product (I thought I had a

had to install this for my mum, with only one tub spout, you could see the poor work with the tile and I had to put a lot of chalk on it to hide the cut out tile, I had to solder a coupler to get it to lengthen a bit 1/2 copper pipe, and solder the male fitting so I can unscrew the spout and make it tight so it can't come loose after a while, specially with a little chalks, it's metal and chrome plated . Hopefully it holds up better to buy cheaper plastic items some sell and it's easier to buy…

We changed the bath/shower faucets to brushed nickel color (the old valves leaked) and found the hole behind the nozzle was huge and ugly. Putting this ring on the pipe initially solved the problem well. Very satisfied. When I first got this I was concerned that I had a PVC pipe inlet and would have to cut the connector off the end of it, but that turned out to be not such a big deal because the foam backing (the white center you see in the picture) is a highly elastic, flexible washer that…

This Danco outlet ring was the perfect solution to my specific problem in our children's bathroom. Our issue was that there was a gap of about 1/4 inch between the tiled wall and the sink which, if left unfixed, could allow water to pool behind the wall. Since the problem could not be ignored and the exhaust pipe could not be tightened any further, my only sane solution was to either trim the copper pipe to about 1/4" or add this gasket. I decided to add this spacer because I couldn't wanted to

I chose this 10007 stainless steel pad over Danco 80001 plastic just because I read somewhere that one is 3/8" deep and the other is only 1/4" inch . , (although I now see 1/2 inch specs for both, so I guess I screwed up). I needed a at least 3/8 inch deep to fill my gap and didn't care if it was metal or plastic for such a small trim as both look and function the same. Unfortunately, my tub's spout that comes out of the wall is curved so there is a 3/8-1/2 inch gap on one side that narrows to…

NOTE. If you have a Kohler spout, read the footer of this review. I would give this thing 10 stars if I could. It has a nice smooth surface, no burrs or scratches and looks like nickel. Polished nickel finish matches Kohler products tee. Consisting of the plate itself and the piece of foam that fits inside, the kit is flexible to fit any typical copper faucet or bathtub spout. after few years. While Kohler keeps their products leak-free for life and sent me a replacement, they also decided to…