Delta
Delta Stryke 14 Series Shower Only Less Head in Lumicoat Chrome, T14276-PR-LHD
SKU: T14276-PR-LHD
$99.99per item
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Marietta
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119 Cobb Parkway North, Suite D, Marietta, Georgia 30062
Norcross
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6755 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia 30071
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Specifications
Dimensions
- Spout swivel (degrees)
- 120
Details
- Product Type
- Shower & Tub Kit
- Collection name
- Stryke
- Manufacturer finishUse the manufacturer's finish name when coordinating fixtures or ordering parts. A color family is a broad grouping; similar colors from different collections or brands may have different tones and surface textures.
- Lumicoat Chrome
Installation & Warranty
- ADA compliant
- true
Bath Hardware Product Information
- Hardware type
- shower trim kit
- Collection name
- Stryke
- Fixture color family
- chrome
- Manufacturer finish
- Lumicoat Chrome
- Finish type
- polished
- ADA compliant
- true
- Warranty
- Limited lifetime
Product details
Delta Stryke T14276-PR-LHD is a Monitor 14 Series shower-only trim in Lumicoat Chrome, supplied without a shower head. Its shaped wall plate and single metal lever coordinate with the Stryke collection. The less-head configuration allows a separate Delta shower head to be chosen for the outlet instead of assigning a fixed head to the trim model. Compare the installation drawing with the existing mounting area before selecting related components.
This is a trim kit, with the MultiChoice Universal rough-in valve ordered separately to complete the unit. The handle controls temperature, with a maximum rotation of 120 degrees. A red and blue temperature indicator is printed on the escutcheon. Delta identifies the metal lever as ADA compliant and describes the model as capable of back-to-back installation.
The Monitor pressure-balance system helps reduce outlet-temperature changes from fluctuations in hot or cold supply pressure. Delta states that replaceable parts are accessible from the front of the valve. The Lumicoat Chrome designation identifies the finish version, while the full model suffix also records the omitted head. Valve compatibility and wall installation depth should be confirmed before fitting the trim.
Buying guide
Choosing this product
Start by deciding what you want this shower trim to improve: daily convenience, a worn component, a better layout, or a coordinated bathroom appearance. Write down the two changes that matter most. That makes it easier to compare relevant options without letting the photograph or finish become the only reason for choosing a model.
For a replacement, photograph the existing installation and record the current model before removing anything. A familiar appearance can hide important differences in mounting or connections. For a renovation, give your installer the exact product number early, while changes to the surrounding layout are still straightforward and before finishing materials are ordered.
Choose shower trim after identifying the valve it needs to operate. Consider the handle action and the shape of the visible plate, then compare the finish with the rest of the room. A trim update can improve the appearance of an existing installation when compatibility is established, but that requires more than a matching brand.
Planning the fit and layout
Measure the actual installation area rather than estimating from a product photograph. Record the available space, nearby obstructions, and the position of anything the shower trim must connect to. Include access around the installation, since a component that fits its opening may still be awkward to use or difficult to service once installed.
Consider every person who will use the space and how they approach the fixture during an ordinary day. Try the intended movement before committing to the location. A simple cardboard outline or removable tape can help compare positions without drilling, moving plumbing, or making a permanent mark on a finished surface.
Measure the finished wall opening and identify the existing valve and its installation depth. Check how the new plate covers the opening and whether the handle has clear space to move. If the model omits a shower head, plan that outlet separately. Have the installer verify the layout before removing the old trim.
Installation & care
Installation and everyday care
Read the instructions for the exact model before starting work, and check whether the existing installation provides the required support or connections. Lay the components on a protected surface and compare them with the instructions. If an unfamiliar step affects plumbing, electrical work, wall structure, or waterproofing, arrange appropriate help before proceeding.
Plan a cleaning routine that protects the finish and the surrounding materials. Start with the manufacturer's current care directions and use a soft cloth for ordinary wiping. Avoid choosing a cleaner solely because it works elsewhere in the bathroom. Keep tools, abrasive pads, and loose metal parts from scratching visible surfaces during installation.
Follow the exact trim and valve instructions, including any adjustment or commissioning steps. Protect the finish while handling screws and tools. If the existing valve identity is uncertain, confirm it before attempting assembly. Test control operation and inspect for leaks after installation, then use the manufacturer's approved care method on visible surfaces.
Product FAQs
How do I plan access and future maintenance?
Save the product number, installation instructions, and a few clear photographs in your household maintenance records. Include the location of any relevant access panel or connection. These notes can help a future installer identify the component without dismantling the area first, especially after the original packaging or renovation paperwork has been discarded.
Pay attention to changes during ordinary use, such as movement, an unfamiliar sound, a leak, or a control that becomes harder to operate. Compare the change with the model's maintenance instructions before adjusting anything. Address a developing problem while access is available, and use confirmed replacement parts rather than selecting by appearance alone.
Keep the trim identity and underlying valve number in the same maintenance record. Future repairs may need a valve component even when the visible handle is the only thing you notice. Watch for leaks, looseness, or a changed operating feel. Follow the correct service procedure, and avoid buying a cartridge solely from its photograph.
What should I check before ordering?
Use the full model number when confirming an order, including every finish suffix. Product families often contain similar-looking versions with different fittings or functions. Compare the listing's written identification with your project notes, and resolve any uncertainty about compatibility before scheduling installation or discarding a component that may still be needed.
If you need additional pieces, make a separate list and confirm each one against the exact manufacturer's documentation. A coordinated photo can show a finished arrangement without establishing what is supplied with a particular listing. Ask about the actual item and its documented contents whenever the project depends on a small fitting or fastener.
Specify the full trim model, finish, and required rough-in separately when confirming the order. Ask whether any omitted outlet components need their own purchase. A photograph of a complete shower does not establish the contents of a trim listing. For replacement work, provide the valve identification and installation photos when seeking compatibility confirmation.
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