Master Plumber 682-677 Tub Diverter Spout

The media could not be loaded. I've been using this for a year and a half nowi never leave reviews, but recently i realized just how much i use themand reviews are probably the only things that kept me from making a lot ofmistakes while shopping onlineso im actually going back and reviewing every item ive bought,,, which is a lot of work...anyways like the title saysI've been using this for a year and a half and it works great!!it hasn't given me a single problem, and its still shiningwater pressure is great (i like my pressure)i thought it would oxidize quickly because it was cheap,, but in reality it has been oneof my best surprisesthe hose and handle i originally had fit perfectly, and it replaced the previous spout perfectlyeverything was a perfect fit and like i said, it was a great surprisemy guess is it was all coincidentally a perfect fit,,, although im pretty sure fittings are standardized on this thingsanyway that's all i have to say about this productcheck out the video i posted to see it in action

My old metal tub spout was peeling and ugly, This was ultra easy to install and looks great!

Works well

Going over to a family members and trying to take a shower when the their diverter was not working right. The old shower thread became separated from the spout and would not seat to fully flow to the shower. Low pressure showers suck. Bought this exact replacement, upgraded to a hose from the pipe they had so the constant motion of moving the shower head wouldn't separate it again and bam! Its working like a charm again.

Nothing special UOU get what you see

The diverter nozzle broke completely off.It's not made sturdy.Where the diverter nozzle attaches into the tub nozzle is plastic not metal.

I've installed 3 of these faucets in older bathrooms with no option to install a conventional tub/shower valve. They seem to be well built and have had no leaks or problems. Yes, there may be some water dripping from the faucet instead of coming out of the shower head. Even the best of tub faucets don't divert every drop to the shower. Be aware that this faucet's threads are at the very back of the fixture. The pipe length needs to be such that it barely extends (3/4" - 1") past the tile/back wall, otherwise the faucet will stick out and not sit flush against the wall. (Decorative spacers work for small gaps) The pipe may need to be custom cut since they are usually only available in 1/2" increments. To properly install the pipe into the wall, (and not damage the threads) you'll need an "internal pipe wrench", also available at Amazon.com. Some plumbing experience is recommended if you want to do this yourself.

After 23 yrs I finally decided to update my bathroom and that included a new Tub Diverter Spout. this one was easy to install,well made, and works great.