Tub / shower combo faucets combine bathtub spout and shower valve functions into one
coordinated faucet system — giving you both tub fill and shower performance from a
single fixture. These solutions are ideal for master bathrooms, guest baths, or any
space where space-saving, functional, and stylish fixtures are needed.
Where these faucets are used
Tub/shower combo faucets are commonly installed in:
Residential bathroom tub/shower combinations
Guest bathrooms and powder room tubs
Rental or multi-unit apartments where durability matters
Renovations where a single, streamlined valve is preferred
Whether you’re remodeling or building new, tub/shower combo faucets provide both
reliable water control and design continuity between your tub spout and showerhead.
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Popular styles & finishes
Single-handle tub/shower combos for easy temperature control
Dual-handle options for traditional installations
Coordinated trim kits and escutcheons
Finishes including matte black, satin nickel, chrome, brushed brass, and oil rubbed bronze
What to look for in a combo faucet
Valve type: pressure-balanced vs. thermostatic for safety and comfort
Finish coordination: match to your showerhead, handles, and other hardware
Handle style: lever, knob, or cross handle based on ease of use
Installation needs: check rough-in valve compatibility before purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tub/shower combo faucet?
A tub/shower combo faucet includes both a tub spout and shower valve trim in one system,
allowing you to fill the tub or switch to shower flow with a single control.
Do I need a special valve for a combo faucet?
Most combo faucets work with standard tub/shower rough-in valves. Always check the
product specifications to ensure compatibility with your plumbing setup.
What finish should I choose?
Choose a finish that matches your showerhead, drain hardware, and bathroom décor.
Matte black, chrome, and satin nickel are popular for modern bathrooms.
Are tub/shower combos easy to install?
Installation typically requires familiar plumbing tools and a compatible rough-in valve.
Professional installation is recommended for best performance and leak-free results.
