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Curved tub spout with flange in dark oil rubbed bronze finish

KINGSTON BRASS

Kingston Brass K187 Tub Spout Oil Rubbed Bronze

SKU CH-33QD-ERW9F

Non-diverter tub spout with flange and 1/2" IPS connection in oil-rubbed bronze

  • Surface finishOil Rubbed Bronze
  • Oil Rubbed Bronze finish resists corrosion and tarnish
  • Non-diverter design delivers smooth water flow
  • Includes flange for clean wall installation
  • 1/2" IPS connection fits standard plumbing

Kingston Brass K187 Tub Spout

This Kingston Brass K187 tub spout features an oil-rubbed bronze finish and a non-diverter design. It includes a flange and uses a standard 1/2-inch IPS connection for straightforward installation. The accessory suits bathroom updates or replacements where a clean, traditional look is desired.

Suits standard tub installations

Buyers needing a diverter function for a handheld shower should consider a different model. The oil-rubbed bronze finish may not match chrome or brushed nickel fixtures elsewhere in the bathroom. Those requiring a slip-fit connection type will need an alternative spout design.

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Price $35.99
Cheaper than about 66% of the 1,132 comparable items (median $54.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameKingston Brass
Size & build
Surface finishOil Rubbed Bronze

Questions about this item

Does the 1/2" IPS connection fit my existing plumbing?

The spout uses a standard 1/2 inch IPS thread, so it connects directly to a matching male nipple without adapters.

What step do people miss when installing the flange?

They tighten the spout before sliding the flange flush to the wall; the flange must be seated first, then the spout turned the final quarter-turn to lock both in place.

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