Chrome Delta Faucet RP33805 🚰 Horizontal Rod: Enhanced Durability and Sleek Design Review

Fits on old triangular faucet plug. Although this new one isn't a solid ball, it was the same diameter as my old one-piece ball stud that had a cracked plastic tip.

Is this what you need? May be. It works. That's all there was to ask, and yet it was humbly asked, and this thing answered with a bold, almost certain: SHUD DO YO. and it worked. That's great.

I ordered two of these last week. Both arrived broken. The manufacturer confirmed that it should be one piece with a plastic tip attached to a chrome bar. I don't know where they get these parts from, but I would suggest ordering directly from Delta. Hopefully with better luck.

Besides the incredible length, they are perfect. I read reviews mentioning how long it is and thought they were exaggerating, but I probably had to cut off 4 inches to make it fit. I think that's a good problem because if they're too short you can't fix anything.

Update: Delta Customer Service has since confirmed that this rod will not work with older Delta drawer assemblies. If your original horizontal stem has a solid ball, you will likely need to purchase a new pop-up assembly (e.g. Delta Faucet RP38958 Pop-Up Drain Assembly, Chrome) to use that horizontal stem. I bought it to use with the widely used Delta single lever toilet faucet. The included horizontal bar fit the old sink, but was too short for the much larger Kohler K-2356-4-0 Archer sink…