Triton® Rite-Temp® bath and shower valve trim with lever handle, NPT spout and 1.75 gpm showerhead

Kohler KTS69084GCP
Triton Collection

Features

Includes faceplate with handle, bath spout, shower arm with flange and showerhead
A single handle controls both on/off activation and temperature setting
Includes diverter bath spout with 1/2" NPT connection
Includes single-function 1.75 gpm (6.6 lpm) showerhead

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With a practical design and solid brass construction, Triton faucets combine reliable performance and style at a competitive price. This Triton bath and shower trim features vandal-resistant index buttons, a showerhead, spout, and lever handle. Pair this trim with a Rite-Temp pressure-balancing valve, which maintains your desired water temperature during pressure fluctuations.

Materials

Premium material construction with metal handle ensures reliability and durability

KOHLER® finishes resist corrosion and tarnishing

Installation

Trim only; requires valve to complete installation (sold separately)

Features

Includes faceplate with handle, bath spout, shower arm with flange and showerhead
A single handle controls both on/off activation and temperature setting
Includes diverter bath spout with 1/2" NPT connection
Includes single-function 1.75 gpm (6.6 lpm) showerhead
Complements Triton faucets

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