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A wall mounted tub filler is a bathtub faucet where the valve and spout are fixed to the wall instead of the tub deck. That placement is why the choice matters: the valve sits inside the wall, so a wall mounted tub filler is usually a plumbing job, not a simple swap. This page compares eight listings for a wall mounted tub filler. Every figure comes from the listing details we have on file, and each one is marked as listed. We also summarize three install guides we opened on 2026-10-27 and say where they stop. Read the install section before you order anything.

Quick answer

  • All eight listings state a wall mount mounting type. None is listed as a freestanding or floor-mount faucet.
  • Listed flow figures run from 1.2 to 11.65 gpm. These are listing figures. No source we opened confirms them, so this post does not repeat the pressure conditions some bullets mention.
  • Two listings (RUMOSE and DASAN) include a handheld shower. The other six do not list one among their included parts.
  • Rough-in work happens inside the wall. Only one of the guides we opened (Newport Brass) recommends professional installation, and none covers a wall mounted tub filler set into a wall.

How we chose

We started from the listing file for this phrase, checked on 2026-10-27. The scan record counts 48 results, and this post covers the eight listings it keeps. We kept listings whose stated mounting type is wall mount. We did not rank them and do not name a winner. Each product section repeats what the listing says, and it flags any field that disagrees with another field on the same listing. Where a figure is missing, we say the listing does not state it. The criteria are simple on purpose: a reader can check each one against the listing page.

Which listings are wall-mounted tub fillers

By their stated mounting type, all eight are wall-mounted tub fillers. Some need a note. The RUMOSE and DASAN listings add a handheld shower head with a hose, so they are wall-mounted tub fillers with a handheld shower, not tub spouts alone. The Moen Genta LX lets the valve and the spout go in separate spots on the wall, which the listing presents as a feature. The ALEASHA listing says it is strictly a tub filler and cannot connect to a shower system. None of the eight is listed as a freestanding or floor-mount product. If you need a freestanding filler that stands on the floor, this set is the wrong one.

Listed figures at a glance

The table shows only what each listing states. “Not stated” means the listing does not give that field.

Listing Handles Spout reach (listed) Flow (listed) Rough-in valve in included parts
RUMOSE, B0D9LZHFF6 1 7.87 in 3.5 gpm Yes (rough-in valve and trim kit)
Qinkell 3011BN, B09P3MYD9Y 2 9.69 in 6 gpm Yes (rough-in valve included)
WOWOW 3082800G, B0CSYKK8PG 2 12 in 8 gpm Bullets say yes; included parts list only a handle
ALEASHA AL-4E26G, B0CD1F8FPC 2 12 in 9.68 gpm Yes (item highlight)
SUMERAIN S2150W-MB, B09GKNWWVB 2 Not stated 11.65 gpm Not stated
ARCORA AR9202500B, B0CCTTTJWC 2 12 in 8 gpm Yes (included parts)
Moen Genta LX WT901BL, B0BFBZM49Y 1 10 in 8 gpm Not stated as included
DASAN SA-TF04WH-BN, B09YY2WR9G 1 6-3/8 in 1.2 GPM (field labeled Flow Rate Description) Yes (rough-in valve and trim kit)

The flow column uses each listing’s own figure. Those figures are the listings’ claims and do not make a like-for-like ranking.

The eight listings

RUMOSE Wall Mount Bathtub Faucet with Handheld Sprayer

The listing gives a matte black finish, one handle, and a spout reach of 7.87 inches. Its included parts list a waterfall tub filler spout, a handheld shower head with a 59-inch hose, an adjustable shower holder, and a rough-in valve and trim kit. The listed flow figure is 3.5 gpm, and the listing states a limited lifetime warranty. The bullets say the valve body is cUPC certified and that the handheld switches between two spray modes. No source we opened confirms the valve’s pressure rating. View on Amazon

Qinkell Wall Mount Tub Filler, Brushed Nickel, 3011BN

The listing describes a brushed nickel finish, two lever handles, and a 9.69-inch spout reach. The included parts list the handle, installation hardware, a long spout, a main faucet body, and a rough-in valve. The listing says the connection is standard NPT and that the cartridge is ceramic. Its listed flow figure is 6 gpm. The warranty appears in two places that disagree: one field says five years from purchase, and another says lifetime. The listing does not say whether the included rough-in valve is the model the faucet is built for, so confirm that before you buy. View on Amazon

WOWOW Wall Mount Tub Filler, Gold, 3082800G

This listing describes a solid brass body in a brushed gold finish, two handles, a downward-curved spout with a 12-inch reach, and a listed flow figure of 8 gpm. The bullets say the valve is a concealed casting and that the wall must be opened to install it. They also name a disc cartridge and make a drip-free claim after 500,000 cycles. Those are listing claims, and we have no opened source for them. The listing has a conflict: its installation field says single hole, its hole count is 1, and its bullets describe a concealed valve. Its included parts list only a handle, so check the rough-in scope before you order. View on Amazon

ALEASHA Wall Mount Tub Filler, Brushed Gold, AL-4E26G

The listing gives a brushed gold finish, two lever handles, and a 12-inch spout reach. The item highlight says the rough-in valve is included, and the bullets describe a concealed mixer with a ceramic cartridge. The listed flow figure is 9.68 gpm. The listing says the faucet is strictly a tub filler and cannot connect to a shower system, and it says the wall must be opened to install the rough-in valve. Its hole count field says 3, while its installation field says single hole, so confirm the mounting pattern with the seller before you order. View on Amazon

SUMERAIN Matte Black Wall Mount Tub Faucet

This listing gives a matte black brass finish, two knob handles, a waterfall wide-mouth spout, and a listed flow figure of 11.65 gpm, the highest in this set. Its included parts list only the wall mount tub faucet, so the listing does not say a rough-in valve is included. The bullets name a certification (ICC-ES PMG) and a standard (ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1-2018), and they make a cycle-count claim for the ceramic disc. The spout reach is not stated. Treat the certification as a listing claim until you check it against the certifying body’s own public record, which we did not open. View on Amazon

ARCORA Wall Mount Tub Filler, Matte Black, AR9202500B

The listing gives a matte black brass finish, two cross handles, a straight spout with a 12-inch reach, and a listed flow figure of 8 gpm. Its included parts list a wall mount tub filler and a rough-in valve. The bullets say the valve is concealed and the wall must be opened to install it. The finish is described as resistant to fingerprints and water spots, which is a listing claim we cannot check from an opened source. The item count field says 1, while the number of pieces field says 2, so ask the seller what arrives in the box. View on Amazon

Moen Genta LX Single Handle Wall Mount Tub Filler, WT901BL

Moen’s listing gives a matte black finish, one center handle, a 10-inch spout reach, and a listed flow figure of 8 gpm. The listing says the valve rotates 180 degrees and the spout shank rotates 360 degrees, and that the valve and spout can be mounted at separate locations. Its included parts list a cartridge, a handle, and a tub spout. One bullet says shutoff stops are included on the valve, and the same bullet says they are sold separately. Ask Moen or the seller which is true for your order. The listing gives a limited lifetime warranty and a model number of WT901BL. View on Amazon

DASAN Upgraded Wall Mount Tub Filler with Handheld Shower, SA-TF04WH-BN

The DASAN listing gives a brushed nickel finish, one handle, a 6-3/8-inch spout reach, and a 7-7/8-inch spout width. Its included parts list a waterfall tub filler spout, a rough-in valve and trim kit, and a handheld shower head with holder. The listing gives a 59-inch shower hose and a 40 mm ceramic disc cartridge in the rough-in valve. Its in-wall depth for the rough-in valve runs from 2-1/2 to 3-1/8 inches, with 2-3/4 inches recommended. The bullets say the cartridge gives higher flow than a regular cartridge, but the spec field shows 1.2 GPM under Flow Rate Description and does not say which outlet that figure covers. The warranty is 10 years residential and 5 years commercial. View on Amazon

What the install guides we opened say

We opened three manufacturer guides on 2026-10-27. None of them is a guide for a wall mounted tub filler set into a wall. Their value is in the steps and warnings they share, and each one has a limit that matters for your project.

  • Moen’s single-riser tub filler rough-in guide (INS10276A) is written for a valve installed through the floor. Its steps begin with marking the hole in the floor, then use a tub height chart to set the screw location. The guide shows the installation from above the floor and from below it. Do not use its chart for a wall-mounted layout without checking it against your own framing.
  • Waterstone’s wall-mounted pot filler guide is a kitchen fitting, not a tub filler. It tells the installer to observe all local plumbing codes. It also warns to take precautions not to drill into any electrical or water lines behind the wall before drilling the mounting holes. Use it only as a general warning about wall work.
  • Newport Brass’s free-standing tub filler guide (NWP-2040) recommends installation by a professional plumbing contractor. It says the product is designed for installation under national and local plumbing and building codes. It also says the tub filler is not designed to support weight, so do not use it as a grab bar. The guide warns to take extra care when drilling so as not to damage supply hoses or copper lines. Because the product is freestanding, its steps do not map directly onto a wall-mounted set.

Two points from these guides apply to any wall mounted tub filler. First, the water shut-off, the rough-in, and the connection to your supply lines are work for a licensed plumber, and the Newport guide says so for its product. Second, the guides point to local codes rather than giving one national rule, so your local code office or plumber decides what your installation must meet. No guide we opened gives a pressure, torque, thread or pipe-size figure for these faucets, so this post gives none.

Fit has to be checked against your existing wall and pipe. The listed spout reach, in-wall depth and screw locations describe the product, not your bathroom. Before you buy, check the wall cavity, the stud layout, the pipe position and the tub height. If a listing says the wall must be opened, plan for that work as a separate job.

What we could not verify: what the sources do not say

  • We could not confirm any flow figure. None of the sources we opened gives flow data for these eight listings, so every gpm number here is the listing’s own figure.
  • No pressure rating appears in the body of this post. Some bullets mention a pressure condition, and no source we opened confirms it.
  • The sources do not say how far a wall mounted tub filler should sit from a specific tub lip, what wall thickness a given rough-in needs, or how a wall-mounted valve lines up with a particular tub.
  • No opened source covers the certifications or finish claims made in the listings. The SUMERAIN certification and the ARCORA finish claim are listing claims only.
  • The listings disagree on several points: WOWOW (single hole in one field, concealed valve in the bullets), ALEASHA (hole count of 3 against a single-hole installation field), ARCORA (1 item against 2 pieces), Qinkell (five-year warranty against lifetime), Moen (shutoff stops both included and sold separately), and DASAN (1.2 GPM in one field against a higher-flow bullet).
  • Some fields are not stated at all: SUMERAIN spout reach and rough-in inclusion, and Moen rough-in inclusion.

FAQ

Is a wall mounted tub filler hard to install?

The guides we opened point to in-wall work: a valve set into the framing, supply pipes, and a mounting plate fixed to the wall. Several listings say the wall must be opened. Where a guide recommends a licensed plumber, follow it. The sources do not say how hard a given install will be in your house, because that depends on your framing and pipes.

Do I need a tempering valve?

The Newport Brass guide, which covers a freestanding product, says a tempering valve should be used with an ASSE 1070 approved valve and that a licensed contractor should install and adjust it. Whether your system needs one depends on local codes, so ask a licensed plumber. None of the three guides we opened says a wall mounted tub filler needs one.

Which listing has the highest flow?

By the listed figure, the SUMERAIN listing gives 11.65 gpm, the highest in this set. That is the listing’s own figure. None of the sources we opened confirms it, and a flow figure on a listing does not tell you how the faucet will perform on your supply line.

Can I get a handheld shower with a wall mounted tub filler?

Two listings include one: RUMOSE and DASAN. The ALEASHA listing says it cannot connect to a shower system. Check each listing’s included parts before you order. If you are comparing handheld options for the same tub, see our guide to hand-held shower heads for tub faucets.

Will the spout reach fit my tub?

The listed spout reach runs from 6-3/8 inches on DASAN to 12 inches on several others. Moen’s guide ties screw location to tub height, so tub height matters for a floor-set valve. The sources we opened do not say how to match spout reach to a tub lip. For the spout side of a tub setup, see our guide to bathtub diverter spout replacement.

Do I need sealant around the tub filler?

The sources we opened do not cover sealing a wall-mounted tub filler, so this post makes no claim about it. For general sealant choices around a tub, see our guide to caulk for a shower or bathtub, and check the product instructions for the caulk you choose.

Bottom line

Pick the listing whose included parts match your wall and your tub, then have a licensed plumber confirm the rough-in and the supply connection before you buy. Do not choose on the flow figure alone, because the sources we opened do not confirm any of the listed flow numbers. Where a listing conflicts with itself, ask the seller to settle it in writing.

Sources

  • Moen, Single Riser Tub Filler Rough-In Valve installation sheet INS10276A, https://assets.moen.com/shared/docs/instruction-sheets/ins10276a.pdf, opened 2026-10-27.
  • Waterstone, Wall Mounted Potfiller Installation guide, https://www.waterstonefaucetsintl.com/install-guides/Waterstone-Wall-Potfiller-installation.pdf, opened 2026-10-27.
  • Newport Brass, Free-Standing Tub Filler installation guide NWP-2040, https://www.newportbrass.com/documents/dynamicdocuments/NWP-2040-4261.pdf, opened 2026-10-27.

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