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Project Source Chrome 2-handle Deck-mount Roman High-arc Bathtub Faucet

$99.99/ unit$169.00

SKU: 74-BRT2-PSCH

$99.99per item

Subtotal$99.99

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    119 Cobb Parkway North, Suite D, Marietta, Georgia 30062

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    6755 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia 30071

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Specifications

Dimensions

Compatible sink-hole counts
3
Maximum deck thickness (inches)
1.875
Number of handles
2

Details

Faucet application
tub
Faucet type
Roman tub
Design style
Traditional
Fixture color family
chrome
Manufacturer finish
Chrome
Finish type
polished
Handle type
lever
Valve type
ceramic disc
Smart Compatible
false
Supply Lines Included
false
Fingerprint Resistant
false

Installation & Warranty

Mounting location
deck mount
Supply connection size
1/2 in. IPS
ADA compliant
true

Product details

Project Source 74-BRT2-PSCH is a Chrome Roman tub faucet with two separate lever handles. Its photograph shows a broad curved spout between independently mounted controls, each on a round base. The reflective finish follows the rounded handle housings and sculpted lever tips. This three-piece form places the hot and cold controls to either side of the central tub-filling outlet.

The official Roman tub manual names 74-BRT2-PSCH among its covered models and identifies ceramic cartridges for the controls. It specifies a minimum flow rate of 2.4 gallons per minute at 20 psi. The two levers regulate hot and cold water separately. This is a tub-deck installation with a dedicated spout and independent valve bodies below the mounting surface.

The manual allows an 8-to-16-inch distance between the hot and cold inlet centers and a maximum deck thickness of 1-7/8 inches. It specifies 1/2-inch IPS supply connections. Under the deck, separate connecting hoses join the hot and cold valve bodies to the central spout assembly. These installation figures belong to the Roman tub model, providing the reference for its mounting layout.

Buying guide

Choosing this faucet

Choose this Roman tub faucet around the bathtub and the way its deck will be used. Consider whether you want to keep the existing tub and mounting positions or rebuild the surrounding ledge. The separate hot and cold controls need comfortable access from the bathing position, with enough space around them for cleaning and normal handle movement.

Compare the Chrome finish with the other visible bath fittings, then check the practical details of the arrangement. The spout should reach far enough over the tub to direct water into the bathing area. A photograph alone cannot show whether the outlet will clear a broad rim, a raised surround or an existing opening in the deck.

Think about who uses the bath and where they will reach to adjust the water. Decide whether the controls should remain beside the spout or occupy another permitted position within the manufacturer's layout. Keep the exact 74-BRT2-PSCH reference with your planning notes so that a similar-looking sink faucet or different tub fitting is not substituted during ordering.

Planning the sink layout

Measure the finished tub deck and record all three mounting positions before selecting replacement hardware. The official manual allows hot and cold inlet centers between 8 and 16 inches apart and a maximum deck thickness of 1-7/8 inches. Compare those requirements with the actual structure, including any tile, stone or reinforcement beneath the visible surface.

Mark where the outlet will sit over the tub, then check the full movement of both handles. Consider clearance from a wall, bath screen, adjacent fittings and the edge of the surround. If the tub is already installed, identify how the installer will reach the valve bodies and connecting hoses below the deck without damaging the finished surfaces.

For a new surround, plan an accessible service opening before closing the structure. Show the installer the tub profile and intended faucet positions together. Keep the spout reach separate from its overall height when checking clearance. A paper outline of the mounting arrangement can help reveal an awkward control location before any holes are drilled or finishing work begins.

Installation & care

Installation and everyday care

Have the installer use the official Roman tub instructions for 74-BRT2-PSCH when setting the spout and separate valve bodies. Confirm the deck structure, hole arrangement and supply route before work starts. Locate the water shutoffs and protect the tub surface. Compare the required fittings with the actual parts available, especially where an older faucet is being replaced.

Keep room beneath the deck for the connections between the two control valves and the central spout. Arrange the hoses without forcing them around a sharp edge or leaving them trapped against other components. Follow the manufacturer's connection and tightening procedure, then complete the specified flushing and leak checks while the underside of the installation remains accessible.

For everyday care, wipe the visible Chrome surfaces with a soft cloth and follow the model's finish-care instructions. Check the directions for any cleaning product before using it around the spout or handles. Avoid allowing residue to accumulate where the bases meet the deck. Keep access to the service opening clear after the surrounding bathroom work is complete.

Product FAQs

How do I plan access and future maintenance?

Keep the tub's service opening and water shutoffs accessible after installation. Store the model number, finish reference and installation instructions with the bathroom records. Photographs of the valve and hose arrangement beneath the deck can help a future installer understand the setup. Record any separately fitted equipment so that later service starts with the correct component references.

Check accessible connections for moisture after installation or service, and occasionally inspect the area beneath the deck. If a handle becomes difficult to operate or water continues from the outlet after shutoff, consult the exact model's troubleshooting instructions. Match replacement cartridges and other internal parts to the manufacturer diagram rather than relying on the appearance of the visible handles.

When another bathroom project changes the surround, protect access to the faucet connections and avoid enclosing the service opening permanently. Keep cleaning materials away from exposed hoses and fittings. After work nearby, inspect for an altered hose route, loose connection or new obstruction. Planning for service during the original installation makes later repairs easier to arrange without disturbing the finished tub deck.

What should I check before ordering?

When ordering, compare the complete model 74-BRT2-PSCH with the listing and manufacturer drawing. Confirm that the intended application is a Roman tub and that the chosen finish is Chrome. Review the photographs and condition information for the actual listed unit. A manufacturer's reference image describes the design but does not establish which components are present in an individual sale.

Ask your installer to make a checklist of the spout, hot and cold control assemblies, connecting components and supply fittings required for this installation. Compare that checklist with the listing before scheduling the work. If a component must be obtained separately, use its exact manufacturer part reference and verify the finish where the replacement will remain visible.

Bring the tub-deck measurements and a photograph of the underside or service opening when requesting fit advice. Identify any access restriction early, since a suitable mounting pattern alone does not show that the connections can be reached. Check the current quantity, fulfillment choices and available item photographs in the store view from which you intend to place the order.

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