Larsen Supply Co. 2649106 Gerber 2 Valve Tub Shower Trim Kit

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 2649106 is a complete two-valve tub and shower trim set designed to replace or restore original Gerber new-style valve trim in residential bathrooms. The kit ships with chrome hot and cold handles complete with buttons and screws, chrome flanges, and plastic nipples — everything needed to finish the exposed trim on a Gerber two-valve tub and shower installation. At 4.96 pounds per unit, the kit is packaged and carded, making it well suited for counter retail, distributor supply houses, or direct service-call stock. Licensed plumbers handling Gerber valve service will find this an efficient single-part-number solution for trim restoration.

This trim set is intended for use with Gerber new-style two-valve tub and shower systems in residential applications. It is commonly installed during valve trim replacement, bathroom renovation, or when existing handles, flanges, or nipples show corrosion, cracking, or cosmetic wear. The chrome finish coordinates with standard bath hardware. This kit is sold in package quantities of six units, making it practical for wholesalers and plumbing contractors who service multiple Gerber-equipped units.

Key Features

• Complete trim set — includes chrome hot and cold handles, buttons, screws, chrome flanges, and plastic nipples
• Designed for Gerber new-style two-valve tub and shower configurations
• Chrome finish on handles and flanges for a clean, standard residential appearance
• Carded packaging keeps all components organized for service-call or counter-sale use
• Package quantity of six units supports contractor and distributor stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement trim set for Gerber new-style two-valve tub and shower valve bodies in residential plumbing systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off the water supply to the affected valve before removing any existing trim components. Inspect the valve stems and seats before installing new trim to confirm the valve body is in serviceable condition. Do not overtighten plastic nipples — hand-snug plus a controlled quarter-turn with pliers is typical practice to avoid thread damage.