Signature Hardware 446520 1/2" Pressure and similar items

WE SHIP ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BY 3:00 pm CT THE SAME DAY. All orders are shipped FREE via USPS. All orders will have standard $100 USPS insurance, unless otherwise requested and paid for. Never installed item. Boxes may have slight damage shown in pictures. If you have ANY questions about this item or any item we have for sale please message us and we will do our best to respond in 24 hours or less! Thank you for viewing our listing. Please understand this item is an open box. We carefully check to ensure item is not damaged or missing any pieces. We are able to sell at very low prices with boxes being damaged. Free Shipping. We do not accept returns so please verify that this Pressure Balance Tub and Shower Rough In Valve will fit your needs. The original box has wear, but the item is not damaged. We ship free to US only. We offer international sales. Shipping will be added to the purchase price. Please contact us with the shipping address for a parcel quote. We can make arrangements with your carrier of choice but will default to USPS. Signature Hardware 446520 1/2" Pressure Balance Tub and Shower Rough In Valve This Pressure Balance Rough-In Valve installs behind the wall to supply your shower set with water. Designed to keep pressure steady and protect you from drastic temperature changes, this is the perfect piece to begin your shower makeover. Compatible with Beasley, Boca Raton, Carraway, Edenton, Greyfield, Hibiscus, Key West, Lentz, Lexia, Pendleton, Pinecrest, Provincetown, Rigi, St. Martin and Vilamonte Pressure Balance Trims. Pressure balance valve with integral stops. One-piece cartridge design for ease of maintenance. Back-to-back capability. Ceramic disc valve cartridge. Cast bronze valve body. Adjustable temperature limit stop. Quick remove plaster guard. Easy mounting brackets. Important Note: Pressure Balancing Valves, regardless of brand, are generally not recommended for use with tankless (on-demand) water heaters. Pressure Balancing Valves adjust to the lowest incoming water pressure. Because outgoing hot-water pressure of tankless water heaters can sometimes be significantly lower than household cold-water pressure, the result can be unsatisfactory water pressure in the shower.