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wall mount tub faucetThe Benefits of a Wall Mount Tub FaucetWhen choosing your style or make of faucet, consider a wall mount tub faucet faucet. Styles and fine finishes are important to the design of a bathroom or kitchen. Chips and scratches will not have to be a concern when selecting this brand of faucet. There are all kinds of great choices for your tub faucet and one that's gained popularity in the past few years is the wall mount tub faucet. Is that what's right for you? You choose your tub faucet pretty much the same way you would choose your bathroom sink faucet or any other faucet for your house. Generally you want the faucets in the bathroom to match or compliment each other giving the room a finished look. Usually the faucets for the sink are chosen first and then followed by the tub faucets but if you are considering wall mounts you may want to do it in the reverse order since there are fewer wall mount styles. Although tub faucets look similar to kitchen faucets don't be fooled, they in fact are not interchangeable. Kitchen faucets do not have a high enough flow rate which is needed for the shower. And if that isn't enough to convince you most building code will not allow for interchanging. A tub needs to be filled relatively quickly and a shower needs to provide a high enough flow to be effective. There are three tub filler varieties on the market - deck mount, wall mount, and free standing. Free Standing Is mounted to the floor and you see all the pipes because they are exposed. This style is usually used with one of the antique tub styles such as a claw foot. It adds a nice finishing touch. The faucet is attached to the pipes which are positioned above the tub. The overflow and drain pipes connect to the tub and brackets are used to stabilize everything.... Page 2: The Benefits of a Wall Mount Tub Faucet Related Articles
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