Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
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Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
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Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#2Haven't seen one of these in years!
Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#3We had one of these in our kitchen when I was growing up before we renovated in the late 90s. Very cool.
Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#4I just installed a similar one in my bathroom, except the handle is on the side instead of on top. Also has a pull-down flexible hose that snaps back in with a magnet, very useful for cleaning.
Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#5These are still very common in Sweden. I installed one when I renovated my kitchen a couple of years ago for example. Different design of course, but the same mechanism. 2 out of three bathrooms have similar ones too! Iirc the shower in the guest house does as well, but memory is fuzzy and I'm currently too far to check
Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#6My shower and all my sinks have this design.
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#7Oh my god, actual dimensions on a drawing, part numbers, AND service instructions!?! I work on industrial equipment with 1/10th the documentation presented here.
Cool find, op!
Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#8I paid a little more and waited a couple weeks to receive a Delta single handle faucet for my kitchen back in 2020, rather than just buying what was available on the shelf at Lowe's. Model: #400LF-WF. The reviews at the time said it was basically the same faucet made back in the 60s. I'm glad I did - it has been an excellent faucet.
Re: Delta single handle ball faucets (1963)
#9Wow. This is exactly my kitchen faucet. Which makes sense, because my house was built in 1961.
Works great. Amazing how durable the faucet is!
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#10I need a time machine.