Danco (39619) Bathtub and Shower 3-Handle Remodel/Rebuild Trim Kit for Price Pfister Verve Faucets, Includes 12H-2H, 12H-2C, 12H-18D Stems, Knob Handles in Chrome, Pack of 1

Great quality, quick shipping, fit perfect! Highly recommended. Great seller!

A fresh look for an old shower setupThis Danco 3-handle trim kit turned out to be exactly what my older Price Pfister Verve shower needed. The chrome finish instantly refreshed the look of the bathroom, making it feel brighter and more modern without the cost of replacing the whole valve system. The kit came with the stems, seats, and knobs, so everything I needed for a full rebuild was in the box. Installation was straightforward—if you’ve done basic plumbing before, it’s not too complicated, though a seat wrench makes the job a lot easier.The handles turn smoothly and feel solid, not wobbly like the old ones. The chrome finish has a nice shine and so far has been easy to keep clean. I especially like that this saved me from having to open up the wall and change out the entire faucet body—this kit truly extends the life of an existing setup.Things to keep in mind: the knobs are plastic with a chrome finish, not metal, so while they look nice, they don’t have the same heavy feel. Still, they’re perfectly functional, and for a high-traffic rental bathroom or a quick refresh, they work well.Bottom line: A cost-effective, complete kit that gives an old 3-handle Price Pfister shower a new lease on life with smooth operation and a clean chrome look.

Fit and works great make sure threads are clean be careful not to cross the threads .

I'm going to speak for southern California's VERY hard and chemical-filled water.You need to replace knobs and faucets every two years- max. You will see how the water eats away the finish on your fixtures before that- but what you don't see on the outside is even worse. The crusty hard buildup adds up on the inside, and once you get to the point where you have a drip you can't shut off no matter how tightly you turn the knob, you have a big problem awaiting you on the in there. But first, you will have to take it apart- and good luck with that! Your center screw will probably strip before it turns, no matter how much CLR or WD40 you prime it with first. EVERYTHING gets fused together, mostly with the calcium, flouride, and lime buildup. You will probably need to drill the screw out. Then, you'll still have a big struggle to seperate the parts. You'll be hitting it, trying to crack the hard-as-rock sediment apart. And you will need an L-shaped tool that isn't in the kit- Home Depot will know just what that is, so buy it and save it for future replacement jobs.You might want to just hire a plumber at this point, because you'll be frustrated, and your hands and arms will hurt.**Next time, change out everything yearly!** Before this happens, because it WILL.Aside from all that- this set is universal for all the 3-knob (hot, cold, and twist-up diverter in the middle) bathtub faucet sets. Most of us will have no idea what brand we have, but if it looks like this, it's probably the right set. My place was built in 1978, that's all I know. I've had to replace these in my 2 bathrooms many times in 24 years. I always wish I hadn't waited so long. If you do it regularly, it's easy to do and you won't need a plumber. Just put the parts together in the same order they are in when you take the old ones out (if you can still make out what that is!). And don't forget to turn off the water to the house first!

They are good and work as they should

The diverter is faulty — it either leaks or keeps popping out. My plumber spent 3–4 hours trying to install it but couldn’t get it to fit properly. Now I need to look for a different brand.

This kit was easy to install, but there were a few of issues. 1) The socket tools provided were too short to tighten the valve because the valve shaft was too long. I had another set of sockets the correct length. 2) The sockets provided did not include the size for the packing nut - which needs to be tightened. I had a socket that fit. 3) The valve stems seemed loose after final assembly - wobbled back and forth. I found out that the valve stems were smaller diameter than the originals, but the facia bushing was sized for the original stems. I wrapped some electrical tape near the knob end of the valve shaft, then wrapped teflon tape for a final layer. This took care of all the play between the shafts and bushings.The metal in the knobs is definitely thinner than the original, but I don't see this as a problem.

All parts needed for complete replacement. Fast delivery and good quality.