Larsen Supply Co., Inc. 0-1039 Cadet Stem Washer 2 Pack

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 0-1039 is a two-pack of Cadet stem replacement washers designed for use in American Standard faucet stems. These washers seat against the valve seat inside the faucet body to create a watertight shutoff when the handle is closed. Over time, stem washers compress, crack, or deform, causing drips at the faucet spout. Replacing them is one of the most common minor repairs a plumber or skilled DIYer performs on a compression-style faucet. Each pack contains two washers, providing enough material to service both hot and cold stems in a single valve body during one service call.

These washers are suited for residential plumbing applications where American Standard Cadet-series compression faucets are installed. Typical install scenarios include bathroom lavatory faucets and similar compression-valve fixtures. The carded retail packaging makes them practical to stock on a service vehicle for routine faucet repair calls. Each unit of measure is sold individually, with a package quantity of six available for bulk stocking.

Key Features

• Two washers per pack, sized to service both stems in a single faucet body
• Designed as a direct replacement for American Standard Cadet faucet stems
• Carded packaging for easy identification and point-of-sale or van-stock storage
• Lightweight at 0.16 pounds per pack, minimizing carry weight on service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement washer for American Standard Cadet-series compression faucet stems. Verify stem diameter and washer size against the existing stem before installation.

Installation Notes

Stem washer replacement is a standard plumbing repair performed by licensed plumbers or qualified DIYers. Shut off the water supply at the fixture stop valve or main shutoff before disassembling the faucet. Remove the stem, extract the old washer and retaining screw, and seat the new washer flat against the stem base before reassembly. Work to applicable local plumbing codes, which typically reference IPC standards for fixture repair.