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Town Square Deck-Mount Tub Filler

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MSRP: $556 - $1,237

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2555.900, 2555.901, 8888.900
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Town Square Deck-Mount Tub Filler Shown In Polished Chrome(002)

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Mix and match your master bathroom into a masterpiece. Best suited for traditional homes, our distinctive Town Square® Suite features 40 coordinated pieces that all go well together without fail. Its ADA-approved lever handles are easy to use. An optional FloWise® personal shower comes in handy for rinsing yourself or cleaning the tub.
Style and substance strike a perfect balance in the bathroom faucet collections from American Standard®. Our faucets are engineered to look beautiful and function flawlessly. Worry-free, drip-free and built to last, all of our bathroom faucets are covered by our Limited Lifetime Warranty on function and finish.

Available with and without personal shower

8 1/2" cast brass spout

Metal lever handles

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2555.900 - Town Square Deck Mount Tub Filler

Estimated List Price: $556.00 - $778.00
- Less Personal Shower
- 2555900.002 - Polished Chrome (002)
  Estimated List Price: $556.00
2555.901 - Town Square Deck Mount Tub Filler w/ Personal Shower

Estimated List Price: $883.00 - $1237.00
- 2555901.002 - Polished Chrome (002)
  Estimated List Price: $883.00

Optional Components

8888.900 - Deck Mount Tub Filler Flex Hose Kit

Estimated List Price: $63.00
- Replaces rigid copper T
- Not applicable to R800 series roughs

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Cartridge for centerset lavatory, widespread lavatory, and bath faucets.

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$24.00 Each

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American Standard Product | M907024-0020A

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Index Button-"Hot & Cold" for the Townsquare faucet

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Does the 2555.900 come with the rough in valves, or are they a separate number?
Asked on 4/20/2012 by Anonymous
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  The valves are included.
  Answered on 4/21/2012 by Anonymous
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I understand model #2555.900 does not come with a personal shower. But the image of this model shows a pull-up diverter on the spout. Is this pull-up diverter included on this model?
Asked on 7/27/2011 by Anonymous
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  The spout will be less the diverter with the 900.
  Answered on 7/29/2011 by Anonymous
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What is the difference between model #2555.900 and #2555.920?
Do either of these models come without the personal shower diverter (that protrudes from the top of the tub spout)?
Asked on 7/26/2011 by Ken from Missouri
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  Both these bath fillers are the same. neither bath filler comes with the personal shower.
  Answered on 7/27/2011 by Anonymous
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is it possible to get this in a wall mounted style with two handles and filler.
Asked on 2/25/2011 by Anonymous from Gigharbor,WA
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  We do not offer a version of the Town Square to meet the above requirements.
  Answered on 5/20/2011 by Anonymous
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Can you get a longer hose for the handshower?
Asked on 1/4/2011 by stephanie from wilmington, nc
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  Unfortunately hoses of extended length are not available for tub fillers.
  Answered on 5/14/2011 by Anonymous
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I have installed A800 housing and just received this product with an incompatabile setup...is this made to interface with A800?
Asked on 12/11/2010 by Anonymous from Edgewater, NJ
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  This Tub filler is not designed for use with the R800 Rough Valve.
  Answered on 12/18/2010 by Anonymous
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The hot water just dribels out, but the cold water comes out fine. We have hard water here. Do we need to replace a cartridge?
Asked on 10/20/2010 by ARK from Carlsbad, CA
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  You may have an obsrtuction on the hot water side. Try shutting off the water, removing the cartridge and flushing out both the cartridge and the line. This should clear any debris that may be present in the valve.
  Answered on 10/22/2010 by Anonymous
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I have a garden tub and want to add a handshower to it. Is this the product I am looking for.
Asked on 9/17/2010 by Amy from Atlanta GA
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  It depends on whether you already have a tub filler (faucet) already installed. If you are starting from scratch and are just installing this tub for the first time, the product you would want is the 2555.901 which includes the hand shower.
  
  If the tub filler is already installed then you may not be able to add a hand shower. Your best bet would be to consult with your plumber to see if it is possible to add the hand shower on a pre-exisitng installation.
  Answered on 9/27/2010 by Shower girl
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Can you install the rough-in valve prior to tiling the surface of the tub? I am confused on whether the trim can be installed at a later date.
Asked on 9/14/2010 by Anonymous
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  The rough valve is typically installed prior to the installation of tile. This allows for easier access when sweating or threading pipe. The trim is installed at a later time.
  Answered on 9/25/2010 by Anonymous