gotonovo Clawfoot Bathtub Faucet Tub Filler with Hand Held Shower Faucet Set Victorian Double Cross Handle 6 Inch Center Adjustable Swing Arms Tub Mount Short Adapter Polished Chrome

Sooo cool .. perfect for my claw foot tub...solid weight..great shine....love this thing!!!

Love how it looks & works good. exactly the look & function we wanted.

Vintage Wall Mount Clawfoot Tub Faucet 3-9Inch Adjustable Center Polished Chrome. We live in a very old house with a claw type of bathtub. We saw this advertised. We chose this model because of the ability to adjust to the hole openings on the tub and maybe time for a little fancy in our life. This is a very, very well product. It is solid !!. All of the knobs/valves operation are very smooth. You can tell this is a highly made product. The shower hose is not stiff, but very flexible even at all temps. Way beyond the quality of the lower cost shower hoses found on lower cost faucet systems. Installation was a breeze. A couple of crescent wrenches or pliers was all that was needed. WARNING: If you install in an older style claw type bathtub, you WILL need the extension kit for the inlets. The ones that come with this kit are too short once you stick it through the tub to connect to the inlet hoses. You can order the extension kit here or make a trip to your local hardware store. Either way, you WILL need the extension kit. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089R138FL?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsI would recommend this product to anyone that wants to replace or spruce up their claw bathtub. It is an excellent product. BTW: Follow the instructions and you will NOT have any leaks as I have seen others have commented about in other reviews.

So this faucet was worth the money for sure! Especially with the width adjustment that it offered that many others didn’t! My tub holes are narrow and I had a hard time finding a faucet at a reasonable price with the right distance! After reading some reviews I did do a little tweaking and extra securing to a few areas to ensure it wouldn’t leak or break upon installation and I haven’t had any issues with it as far as that goes! As you can see from the pictures, I really need the long extension arms because with it being mounted to my tub, the spout sits way too low into the tub leaving lots of “wasted” space where water should go and it gets hidden sitting down that low in the tub! Which is sad!! Only other “issue” I had with installing this was how this mounts to the tub where the water lines connect… the faucet end is too short, I managed to make it work but it took a lot of anxiety and cuss words to get it to mount up without having to buy extra parts. But over all it’s been installed for about 5 months and gets used quite a lot and I haven’t had any issues thus far! I am super pleased and happy with the outcome! If I get the extension arms I will update my review with better pictures to show just how gorgeous this can be in the right bathroom!

We put this faucet on our 40 year old steel tub to give it a vintage look, and it looks GREAT. Shower heads rests on top mount. The tub spigot can move side to side. Works perfectly.

This is a very fine faucet set. The quality is better than expected, and worth far more than the price suggests. The hardware quality is excellent, the chrome plating is perfect, well packaged for shipping, and easy to install. I find some negative reviews hard to believe based on my experience. I installed this myself, and recommend this item.

Very easy to install 👌

Overall this product is beautiful and well built. The material is great quality and the finish is very nice.However, this is not ideal for a vintage cast iron tub. Although this comes with the adapters to fit the opening (3.5") the escutcheons do not allow enough of the threads to be exposed on the outside of the tub for the water lines to hook up. Plus the escutcheons are cheap flimsy metal and do not provide any support for the faucet to sit upright and tight against the tub (maybe if they were solid it could have worked? don't know). SO after some trail and error we did come up with a solution.The faucet comes with two brass "lock nuts" and 4 clear rubber washers. We put the rubber washer around the lock nut (nut part facing through the hole) and screwed the nut down tight to the faucet. Then we had to go to the hardware store and attempt to find some sort of thin nut to screw to the back of the tub, luckily we found some odd store brand plastic cone shaped nut that allowed for enough room to screw the water line in.With this adaption it worked fine and does look great in my opinion. It would be nice if either A) a kit was sold that came with some conversion kit for a cast iron tub or B) the escutcheons were solid.I have purchased the tub faucet, shower faucet and two sink faucets all that needed some sort of adaption. They are beautiful and great quality, but it does seem like either more parts need to come with it, certain aspects of the part need to be redesigned.