Avalon Shower Lever Handle Rebuild Kit - Pfister S10-400K, Brushed Nickel Finish Review

We wanted to update the look of our bath/shower without re-tiling or replacing the old Pfister two-handle valve body in the wall. These grips look nice and appear to be very durable. The stems and knobs were perfect for our old valve. Note that the handles are sticking out of the flanges a bit more than in the pictures I've seen online, but I think it just depends on how far into the wall the valve body is. A matching shower holder and flange is also good. The finish is very pleasant. I…

Of course this only works if you already have Pfister sanitary ware installed in the wall. I love the quality and look of these shower grips. But there was no way to get it to work properly (no leaks) because I have NO Pfister plumbing in the wall behind the shower. So I sent them back to Revain and went to the hardware store to buy a replacement set. Handles with those that match my plumbing brand. Doesn't look as cool as those Pfister faucets, but at least they work well and don't leak! By…

Just what our Reno bathroom needed to complete the look. I originally bought the pens individually. thought they came with wall panels but they didn't. Also, this particular design/model was discontinued by Pfister so it took me a few calls to the manufacturer to find out what I was looking for to ensure I was purchasing the correct and complementary parts. , bars, shower head and rotary handles. The only thing not pictured are the butt plates, our faucet valve was closer to the edge of the…

My house was built in 1955. PF valves are installed in both bathrooms. We read the instructions, looked at the diagrams, turned off the water supply and proceeded to disassemble the old leaky PF handles, valve assemblies and seats. At first I thought the new valves would never fit in the old saddle in the wall. I was willing to rip open the wall to remove and replace the seat assembly, but the installation instructions proved to be a great source of information. A 5/16 square drive was required

If you look at these handles, you might be in the same place as me. I had just tiled my shower and figured I just had to go to my local hardware store and get new handles. And I was WRONG. I was able to find the grips I had where the Pfister style grips are and from what I've been told the only thing I can do is switch back to Pfister hardware. I contacted Pfister and decided on this model. The selection isn't huge, but it's better than the 30-year-old pens he just had. First let me say that…

Like many others, I had no idea what brand of valve was in my shower. After 30+ years of using hard water and stain remover desperate to fix everything and not liking the idea of a complete replacement with soldering and all I went to see what would work. I've seen these and they were similar. Then I noticed "PP" on the side of a valve in the photo. I've seen this before, with me. And now I know what "Price Pfister" means. Yes. This is the right kit. The installation went great. I removed all…