Raeflow all metal tub faucet with sprayer 10 setting handheld shower chrome review

RAEFLOW All Metal Tub Faucet with Sprayer, 10-Setting Handheld Shower, Chrome Review

If the bathtub spout is the part that needs replacing and you want a handheld sprayer in the same kit, the RAEFLOW all-metal tub faucet is aimed at that job. This page is based only on the product’s Amazon listing data; no physical sample was examined. Read the details below as what the listing states, and check the current page before you buy: RAEFLOW All Metal Tub Faucet on Amazon.

Quick verdict and who it suits

This is a chrome, brass tub spout with a 10-setting handheld shower, sold as a four-piece kit with installation hardware. It suits a bathroom where the tub spout is the item being replaced and a handheld sprayer is wanted in the same purchase. Before you order, the mounting type needs to be confirmed, because the listing gives two different answers (see the specifications below).

Key specifications in practical terms

  • Body material and finish: Brass with a chrome finish. The listing describes the chrome as corrosion resistant for everyday use.
  • Handle: One lever handle, placed in the center. The spout includes a lift rod that diverts water to the handheld hose.
  • Spray settings: Ten spray settings, listed as a special feature. The product is titled “10-Setting Handheld Shower,” so the sprayer is the part that changes spray pattern.
  • Kit contents: Four pieces, including a shower head and installation hardware. Plan to use the whole kit, not just the spout.
  • Installation method: Single hole, with a hole count of one.
  • Mounting type: The mounting type field reads Wall Mount, but the installation method reads Single Hole. A single-hole tub spout and a wall-mounted fitting need different plumbing. Confirm which one this kit needs before you buy, because the answer changes whether it fits your tub.
  • Thread and adapters: The threaded nose is 1/2 inch inside thread, with an adapter for 3/4-inch pipe. The listing includes a 5-1/4-inch length replacement part. The thread insert on the spout sits three inches from the spout base and comes with adapters for shorter wall pipes.
  • Spout design: Traditional curve, described as a classic tub spout that suits most bathroom styles.
  • Diverter: The spout includes a front adapter and a lift rod that sends water to the shower hose.
  • Weight and size: 1.36 kg (about 3 pounds) for the item. The product dimensions are 6.5 inches deep, 3.2 inches wide, and 4 inches high.

Who should buy it, and who should skip it

Buy it if you are replacing a tub spout, you want a handheld sprayer in the same purchase, and you can confirm that the spout’s thread and mounting match your plumbing. Buy it also if you want an all-brass body with a chrome finish and a single lever.

Skip it if you cannot confirm the mounting type, because the listing contradicts itself on that point. Skip it also if you need a flow-rate figure or a warranty term, since neither is stated, or if your tub already has a working spout and you only need a new handheld hose.

Real-world use cases

  • Replacing a worn tub spout. The kit gives you a new spout, a diverter, and the adapters a typical replacement needs.
  • Rinsing after a bath. The kit is described as offering shower and rinse convenience, so the handheld is the part to use for rinsing.
  • Filling the tub. The spout is the main water outlet for the tub, so its shape and height matter when you fill a bath.

Setup, fit, and compatibility checks

  1. Confirm the mounting type first. Because the listing gives both Wall Mount and Single Hole, check the tub’s existing spout hole and plumbing before you order.
  2. Match the thread. The listing calls for 1/2-inch inside thread with a 3/4-inch adapter. Measure your existing pipe, then check which adapter you need.
  3. Measure the spout reach. The thread insert sits three inches from the spout base. If your wall pipe is shorter than that, shorter-pipe adapters are included.
  4. Check the hose connection. The listing does not state the hose length or hose thread. Confirm the hose fitting before you buy, because the handheld depends on it.
  5. Plan for the lever. The listing puts one lever in the center, so check that the lever has room to move without hitting a wall tile or a shelf.

Strengths the listing supports

  • All-brass build. The body is named as brass.
  • Complete kit. A spout, a handheld shower head, and installation hardware come together, so you are not buying a second part separately.
  • Ten spray settings. Ten settings are highlighted on the handheld.
  • Universal adapters. Adapters for shorter wall pipes and a 3/4-inch conversion are included, which the description presents as a wider fit range.
  • Simple lever. One center lever handle, with a lift rod that sends water to the hose.
  • Classic look. The traditional curve and chrome finish suit most bathroom styles, according to the listing.

Limitations and open questions

  • Mounting type. The listing reads Wall Mount in one field and Single Hole in another.
  • Flow rate. If water use is a concern, you have no figure to compare.
  • Plumbing fit. Whether the kit works depends on your existing tub plumbing. The listing gives the adapter sizes but not a full compatibility list.

Buying criteria for this product type

When you compare any tub faucet with a handheld sprayer, these are the criteria that decide whether it works:

  • Mounting type. Single-hole and wall-mount fittings need different plumbing. This listing needs confirmation.
  • Thread size and adapters. Check the inside thread and the number of adapters included. This listing gives 1/2-inch thread and a 3/4-inch adapter.
  • Handle count and layout. One lever controls both functions here.
  • Body material and finish. Brass with chrome is listed.
  • Kit contents. Whether the handheld, hose, and hardware come in the box.
  • Warranty and flow rate. Ask for both. Neither is stated here.
  1. Check the current details on Amazon before you buy: RAEFLOW All Metal Tub Faucet on Amazon.

RAEFLOW all metal tub faucet review: choosing by situation

This kit replaces a tub spout and adds a handheld, so the first question is how your water enters the tub.

If you are replacing a worn tub spout and want a handheld in the same order, the four-piece kit covers the spout, the shower head, the hardware, and the adapters. The listing does not describe the handheld as sold separately from this kit.

If your tub has a single hole, the single-hole installation method matches. If your water comes through a wall pipe, the wall-mount field matches. The listing gives both, so your current installation is the answer, not the listing.

If you need a flow figure to compare handhelds, this listing gives none. A sibling listing in the same set states 1.8 GPM for a different product, so treat that as a question to ask about this product, not as an answer.

If you plan to rinse pets or children, note that the listing’s wording is about shower and rinse convenience. It does not name pets or children, so judge that use yourself.

RAEFLOW all metal tub faucet review: measure the tub plumbing before you order

| Check | Listing figure | How to measure | Decision |

|—|—|—|—|

| Mounting | Wall Mount (field); Single Hole (installation) | Look at the spout hole and pipe on your tub | Your installation decides |

| Thread | 1/2-inch inside thread; adapter for 3/4-inch pipe | Measure the pipe thread at the wall | Choose the matching adapter |

| Insert position | Thread insert 3 inches from the spout base | Measure from the wall pipe end to where the spout will sit | Shorter pipes use the included adapters |

| Replacement part | 5-1/4-inch length | Compare with the length of your pipe | Confirm it covers your gap |

| Footprint | 6.5 inches deep, 3.2 inches wide, 4 inches high | Mark the spout outline on the tub deck with tape | Check clearance for the lever |

| Kit weight | 1.36 kg (about 3 pounds) | Note it when you plan support | Plan support for the spout |

| Hose | — | Check the hose fitting on your shower | Confirm before ordering |

RAEFLOW all metal tub faucet review: group comparison

| Group | What the listing states | Status | Practical reading |

|—|—|—|—|

| Material | Brass body; metal handle | Stated | Metal parts named |

| Finish | Chrome, described as corrosion resistant for everyday use | Stated | The corrosion claim is the listing’s |

| Handle | One lever, center placement | Stated | One lever for both functions |

| Spray | Ten settings on the handheld | Stated | The count is the listing’s claim |

| Kit | Four pieces: spout, shower head, hardware, adapters | Stated | Buy as one set |

| Mounting | Wall Mount vs Single Hole | Conflict | Your plumbing decides |

| Flow, warranty, certifications, hose | — | — | Ask before ordering |

Conflicts and a contrast

The “Modern Design” heading sits above text that calls the spout a classic tub spout, and the design field reads traditional curve. The style reading is therefore classic.

The research set includes a JIEYUMJ handheld with four modes, a 79-inch hose, nine adapters, and a stated efficiency of 1.8 GPM. That is a different product, so its figures are not RAEFLOW figures. The comparison shows what to ask for. The RAEFLOW listing gives ten settings and no flow rate, which is the gap to close with the seller.

RAEFLOW all metal tub faucet review: check the parts and the finish

The listing names four pieces: the spout, the handheld shower head, the installation hardware, and the adapters. Lay them out and check each one against that list before you begin. The hose connection is not described in the listing, so inspect it on arrival.

Inspect the chrome for scratches or flaws when the kit arrives. The listing describes the finish as corrosion resistant for everyday use, which you can only confirm over time, so note the condition now as a baseline.

Plan the order of fitting. Fit the correct adapter first, then the spout, then the handheld and hose. Test that the lift rod sends water to the handheld before you tighten every fitting, so a leak or a poor seal is still easy to reach.

Common buyer questions

Does the kit include a diverter? The spout includes a front adapter and a lift rod that sends water to the shower hose. The listing describes this as the diverting function.

What is the model number? P7812-KIT.

Which rooms does the listing name? The recommended use and room type fields list the bathroom.

What does the kit weigh? The item weighs 1.36 kg, about 3 pounds.

FAQ

Does the kit include a shower head? Yes. The listing includes a shower head in the four-piece kit.

Is it all metal? The listing names brass as the material and describes the chrome finish. It does not state whether every part is metal, so check the hose and handheld body.

Will it fit a standard tub spout? The listing includes adapters for a 1/2-inch thread and shorter wall pipes. Whether it fits your tub depends on the mounting type and pipe thread, which you should measure first.

How many spray settings does it have? The listing states ten settings on the handheld.

Final verdict

The RAEFLOW all-metal tub faucet is a brass, chrome, single-lever tub spout with a ten-setting handheld shower and a complete four-piece kit, with adapters for common tub pipes. It suits someone replacing a tub spout who wants the handheld in the same purchase. Its main open question is the mounting type, which the listing gives two ways, so confirm that against your tub before you order.

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