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My bathroom modernization without demolition

2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago

I decided to change the style of my bathroom from traditional to modern by doing a simple swap of fixtures.


Old fixtures:

Sink Faucet - Delta Lahara (Brilliance Stainless)
Valve Trim - Delta Lahara, then Delta Classic (Brilliance Stainless, replaced due to a leak)
Showerhead - Some unknown Delta fixed model (Brilliance Stainless), then 5.5" Moen Magnetix Engage (Spot-Resist Brushed Nickel)
Tub Spout - Delta Lahara (Brilliance Stainless)
Drain Assembly/Overflow - Some cheap off-brand

Accessories - Delta Greenwich (SpotShield Stainless)


New fixtures:
Sink Faucet - Moen Genta (Spot-Resist Brushed Nickel)
Valve Trim - Delta Modern (Brilliance Stainless)
Showerhead - Moen Verso Dual Eco-Performance (Spot-Resist Brushed Nickel)
Tub Spout - Delta Classic with Pull-Down Diverter (Brilliance Stainless)
Drain Assembly/Overflow - Moen (Brushed Nickel)
Accessories - Moen Genta LX (Brushed Nickel)

Just need to do a little paint touch-up.



















So, how are these upgrades? I wanted to go from traditional to modern without spending too much money. As for the valve trim and tub spout it would have been to expensive to change them out to Moen since the existing valve is Delta, and to install Moen would require tearing up the wall to change the whole valve.

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