Dakota Plumbing Products DSF-30BSS00BN Isabella Shower Set

Product Description

The DAKOTA PLUMBING PRODUCTS DSF-30BSS00BN is a complete single-handle shower faucet set from the Isabella Collection, finished in brushed nickel. It delivers a flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute at 70 psi through the shower head, with a valve flow rate of 3.7 gallons per minute at 80 psi. The contemporary design suits residential bathroom installations and is intended for wall-mounted applications. The set ships as a complete kit, reducing the need for separate component sourcing on new installations or remodels. Licensed plumbers and finish plumbers are the primary installers for this type of fixture.

The DSF-30BSS00BN is designed for bathroom shower applications where a coordinated, single-handle control is specified. The Isabella Collection uses a contemporary styling profile that integrates well into modern tile shower enclosures. The complete kit format makes it a practical choice for new construction rough-in work as well as bathroom remodel projects requiring a full valve-and-trim replacement. The brushed nickel finish is consistent across all included components for a uniform appearance at the finished wall.

Key Features

• Flow rate of 1.5 gpm at 70 psi for efficient water delivery
• Valve flow rate of 3.7 gpm at 80 psi for adequate system pressure performance
• Single-handle valve for straightforward temperature and volume control
• Wall-mounted installation type compatible with standard shower rough-in configurations
• Complete set includes deck plate, shower arm, shower head, and single handle valve
• Brushed nickel finish with contemporary styling from the Isabella Collection

Compatibility

Part of the Dakota Plumbing Products Isabella Collection. Designed as a wall-mounted shower faucet set for residential bathroom applications. Verify rough-in dimensions and valve body clearances against existing framing and tile before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and the International Plumbing Code (IPC). Shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure before beginning any work on the valve or supply connections. Confirm that wall framing provides adequate backing for the valve body and shower arm prior to tiling or closing the wall. Do not overtighten fittings on the shower arm or head connections, as this can damage threaded inlets.