Pfister 3 Handle Tub and Shower Faucet Trim Kit Chrome Finish with White Porcelain Handles 2.5 GPM Flow Rate 5-Hole Installation Valve Sold Separately LG01-8CPC

Love them! Looks like the picture. They haven't rusted, heavy material. Worth the price. I did end up not using the shower head since I wanted dual shower heads. But love the look. Reminds me of a boat shower.

Excellent quality, looks vintage. I recommend this if you want a vintage look in your shower instead of the mono-handle.

These are OEM so they fit great and look good

Good looking set, install was easy - I re-did a shower and used the proper Pfister valve body. Pfister's support is great, I had a problem with a valve part and they shipped me replacements fast, so I feel good about this purchase. I'd give it 5 stars but the price does seem a **little** high; quality seems good though the chrome trim parts are kind of thin. Lifetime warranty and nothing in this kit would require tearing up a wall to replace, so overall, value seems solid. Style-wise? Looks perfect in my 90-yr. old home, this ain't for the modern minimalist look of course.

Not sure why “warmth” was a review option lol. It’s a fixture! But we do like Pfister. It’s hard to find the 3-valve set up these days (hot, cold, and tub/shower). We have this in 3 of our shower/tubs. They are solid (chromed brass), heavy, and look elegant. The inner valves last, oh, 3-5 years I’d say. But Pfister has excellent warranty and will replace if you call. That’s worth the price of admission alone - you can call, and immediately talk to someone who is based in the US. Awesome service!

UPDATE 2: JULY 14th 2026. Total destruction. As the handles continued to disintegrate and fall off, one ceramic piece at a time, I, a female with zero plumbing experience, had to take the tub faucet off and screw the shower hose to the tub copper pipe. Thank goodness it was threaded! Because I have no money for a plumber and no experience, it was a miracle this worked out. We avoided using the diverter entirely, but the handles still leaked and they still cracked worse and fell off piece by piece. Yesterday, the whole hot water handle completely fell off. We have an inexpensive LOWE'S replacement handle set, but we don't have the tools to take everything apart. We are again, without a shower. All because of these horrific handles. If I could sue Pfister for anger, frustration, exhaustion, stress, annoyance, etc, I would. I will NEVER, so long as I draw breath on this planet, EVER buy a Pfister product ever again. I HATE PFISTER! UPDATE: This was bought in 2022, it is the first days of 2026. This entire time, we have fought the continued disintegration of this shower system. The leaking from the handles, the slow failure of the diverter, and now, after watching the handles develop cracks for the last couple years, they've started falling off. The shower diverter fell off into the tub 2 days ago. The diverter has completely failed and no longer sends hot water to the showerhead, but it pours out of the tub faucet while hot water furiously leaks out of the hot water handle and the diverter handle. I've never, in my entire life, seen such a trash product. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!! //////////////////// (original review) We bought this 2 months ago and had it professionally installed. We wanted a 3 handle fixture for our bathroom and found this at a big box store. However, the reviews on the big box store website were not kind. I saw it again, here, and all the reviews were positive. However, the reviews on the other site were accurate. They'd complained that the handles fall off. Ours haven't fallen off, but the middle handle to turn on the showerhead, snapped inside somewhere. It feels floppy and loose, like it's barely holding on. We've been extremely careful not to break whatever's left in there. We are rather poor folks and can't afford $400 fixtures. We also can't afford to replace cheaply made fixtures. It's pretty. But it's fragile. Very fragile. If you absolutely can NOT afford anything else, this could work... Just treat the handles like they're held together by hollow ceramic. Slowly turn the handles, do not apply any angular pressure; like no downward pressure or pulling upward, and do not over turn them. Just, neutral, gentle turning. Our previous shower handles could be leaned on, pulled on, turned off and on quickly, thunked off when getting out. They were very durable. (Bottom of tub cracked, everything needed replaced) Now, we've come to making it a habit of using only 2 fingers to turn the water on, and one finger to slowly and gently turn the water off. We're just waiting for the day for the middle handle to finally break off. And like I said, it's only been 2 months.

Needed to replace same set that I installed 20 years ago. It was a good value for just the pieces I needed. It works great and was easy to install.

Good product worth the money