Customer Reviews With Photos
Had to replace this in just 18 months due to the excessive chipping. Looks nice at first but the quality doesn’t last long at all for this price.
So excited to have found these jets! They are just what our master BR shower needed to complete the look and spa feel.
The Pfister 973226A Pfirst Modern 5-Function Shower Head in Polished Chrome looks great! Functions like any other shower head and it easy to install. Just don’t forget your plumbers tape! No complaints, recommend to all.
Awesome quality, lifetime warranty and topfit installation- no need to struggle under the sink trying to tighten a faucet to the counter with NO SPACE for tools or to even see what the heck you’re doing. Whoever invented their topfit “technology” is a genius and a time/back saver. It’s the main reason I bought this particular faucet. Pressure is great, functionality is as expected.
Easy to install. Looks great!
There is a lot to like about this shower head & hand-held sprayer. The spray patterns are nice and variable, from regular shower spray to a centralized massage pattern. The magnetic attachment is nice and strong, but easy to use. This would connect best to standard shower head arms, but may work for other arms (like mine). Of course this design/model is used as a shower head or a hand-held, it does not include spray functions that do both at once. I can say, hook up is very, very fast & easy, mere minutes to hook up! The rubber seals eliminate the need for any teflon tape. The angle of the head can be adjusted and tightened as needed (by hand). The hose is very durable but really limp and flexible, which great for hanging nice and slack but also for flexibility during use. I will say, the button to stop the flow of water is a bit of a joke, with city water pressure, when the button is engage, it only cuts the flow of water by about half. If you have a traditional shower with tub spout with a regular diverter, it might cut the water by about 3/4, but that is just a guess (my tub spout has a quarter turn shut-off which stops the tub spout completely). That is really the only thing I can complain about though. I'm pretty happy with this shower head, it looks great, and it offers so much more functionally over a fixed mount shower head!
The finish and quality of the components are very nice, but Pfister has one MAJOR flaw with their design. They state a certain range for the valve installation depth and the only way to get the shower handle to actually look "flush" like in all of their online product photos, you have to set the valve back as far as possible, otherwise you have this long can between the escutcheon.
Beautiful. Slick. No finger prints left on it what better can you ask for. We love it.
This worked great for us. The sink assembly was from roughly 20 years ago, I had to replace the cold side. Upon installing the cold assembly, the original hose would not slide up the post exposing the notches for the clip. So I had to buy a new hose. Then the new hose didn’t fit over the hot assembly, so I had to buy this one, for the hot side. Works perfect!
This product was a perfect replacement for my Treviso, 48D series faucet. I needed part no 910-024. According to the Pfister website, buried somewhere deep in the support area, the replacement part is 910-032. Elsewhere I read that Pfister subsequently added a 0 to at least some and probably all of their part numbers, and maybe even ignored the hyphen, so the part I needed was this one, 910-0320. In case you are still not sure, I attached a copy of the instructions which accompanied this part (front and back). Have a look at the top of the instruction sheet: it references both of these part numbers, as well as the corresponding hot water tap ones. If you cannot identify your faucet, try removing the cold water tap handle; sometimes they place an identifying label there.
If a faucet can be gorgeous, this one is! Sleek, smooth, & simple. Love it. I ordered this to replace our 23 year old faucet that had a sprayer replaced in a finish that doesn’t match! The manufacturer stopped making them, so I’ve had this mismatched look bug me for years now. The stainless steel sink is a commercial size, so the scale of this new faucet looks much better, too. The soap dispenser will go in the opening where we used to have an Insta Hot water attachment that broke & also can’t be replaced. Currently waiting for the plumber to install it - I’ve replaced bathroom faucets before, but prefer a pro do this one since it’s much larger & has to go behind a commercial sink. Priced well, looks fantastic, & feels sturdy… definitely recommend! **Thank you for reading this & I hope that it’s Helpful!** 💦
Very nice looking - a bit disappointed in the sprayer. All of the other parts of this faucet are very sturdy; the sprayer feels flimsy and cheap for the price I paid.
I love the Pfister Contempra Collection in Chrome. I think it's a classic and love how the light bounces off the chrome finish. I bought the entire collection for my remodel.
Love this faucet! It looks beautiful with my farmhouse sink in my laundry room. Match the hardware great and helped me achieve the look I was going for. Highly recommend!
The builder installed this faucet in our home over 10 years ago and it still looks great in the guest bathroom. However the water had slowed over time to an unusable trickle. I know others have pointed out the screens in the water lines but ours didn't have those so that wasn't the issue. I called Pfister since this was still covered under their warranty and described the problem. They sent me a new cartridge and brass replacement nut to install to fix the issue. There was also this part labelled 941-4660 in the bag that I didn't recognize at first. When I removed the old cartridge looking down into the faucet you could see this part sitting down embedded between the 2 hot and cold water inlets. It turns out this is some sort of water flow regulator. So what finally fixed the issue was removing the O-ring from this part with a dental type of pick. Finally the faucet is working again for us like new.
