upgrade bath faucet.

[jloco]

I know many of you folks have done this already. Does it just require any standard household bath faucet with a 4" offset? Any special connectors required underneath? I wanted to pick something up this week around home and bring it to the trailer this weekend. I don't have daily access to the trailer as it sits on a seasonal site 130 miles from home.

Thanks in advance!

[jasum]

Yes any 4" faucet should install fine. On bath you should NOT need anything additional.

[BigJohnD]

What he said. Same as house. We went with a moen with the swiveling neck. This is probably one of the first things we swap on a new rig. I used to have quite the collection of new rv faucets.

[StormPOD]

This is what we did.

StormPOD: Bathroom Faucet Upgrade

[troutslayer]

I did a similar mod as Stormpod1. I had to shorten the water lines in order to connect the faucet and I did install shut off valves for future convenience. Sharkbite type fittings are great for this type of mod.

[jloco]

Thanks for the info folks. The DW was eye balling fixtures at HD the other day, but I asked her to hold off until I got confirmation of the type required. Now I know thanks to you! Any standard 4" spread fixture will do it.


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[cekkk]

Might as well pop for the kitchen faucet while you're at it. We did both a few years ago. Wanted to do the shower, but no room. There is a higher quality RV model out there and I put it in. I like it but can't recall the brand off hand.

[bdreinv]

Might think about kitchen faucet also. In our 16 Eagle that faucet would open to the on position while traveling!

[jloco]

Thanks. I'm good with the kitchen faucet for now. I actually like the pull out sprayer. I'm seasonal and rig doesn't move, so no worries about traveling faucet issues.