American Plumbing Partsmaster PP910-3000 Roman Tub Stem

Product Description

The AMERICAN PLUMBING PARTSMASTER PP910-3000 is a right-hand roman tub stem designed as a direct replacement for Pfister roman tub faucet valves. Measuring 4.69 inches in length with a 12-point broach configuration, this stem seats and seals within the valve body to control hot or cold water flow in deck-mounted roman tub faucet assemblies. The 12-point broach pattern ensures a precise fit to the handle and valve interface, maintaining reliable operation under repeated use. Licensed plumbers and experienced service technicians install this part during valve rebuilds or faucet repairs where the original stem has worn, cracked, or begun to leak.

This stem is suited for residential bathroom applications where Pfister roman tub faucets are installed. Roman tub faucets are commonly found on freestanding or deck-mounted soaking tubs and jetted tubs. This right-hand stem is the correct side-specific replacement for the hot or cold valve position as designated by the original faucet configuration. It is intended for use during routine valve service or full faucet rebuild scenarios.

Key Features

• Right-hand stem orientation for correct side-specific valve replacement
• 4.69-inch stem length for direct OEM-style fitment
• 12-point broach pattern for secure handle engagement
• Designed as a replacement for Pfister roman tub faucet assemblies
• Suited for residential soaking and jetted tub deck-mount faucet configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement stem for Pfister roman tub faucet valve assemblies requiring a right-hand, 12-point broach stem measuring 4.69 inches in length.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber. Shut off the water supply to the tub before beginning any valve or stem service. Remove handle hardware carefully and inspect the valve seat for wear or damage before installing the new stem. Verify stem orientation and broach pattern match the original before fully seating and reassembling the faucet handle.