Delta Cassidy Chrome Roman Tub Lever Handles (Pair)
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Delta Cassidy Chrome Roman Tub Lever Handles (Pair)

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Delta Cassidy Chrome Roman Tub Lever Handles (Pair)Delta Chrome Roman Tub Lever Handles Elegant lever handles for 2 handle roman tub faucets that coordinate with Deltas Cassidy collection. Crafted from durable brass with a polished chrome finish and ADA compliant operation for smooth temperature control. Key Features: Cassidy Collection Match: Coordinates seamlessly with Delta Cassidy bathroom fixtures Durable Brass Construction: Solid metal build with long lasting chrome finish ADA Compliant

Delta Chrome Roman Tub Lever Handles

Elegant lever handles for 2-handle roman tub faucets that coordinate with Delta’s Cassidy collection. Crafted from durable brass with a polished chrome finish and ADA-compliant operation for smooth temperature control.


Key Features:

  • Cassidy Collection Match: Coordinates seamlessly with Delta Cassidy bathroom fixtures
  • Durable Brass Construction: Solid metal build with long-lasting chrome finish
  • ADA-Compliant Operation: Easy, accessible temperature control
  • Pair for 2-Handle Tubs: Designed for roman tub installations
  • Lifetime Limited Warranty: Backed by Delta for parts and finish

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Fixture Color Family Chrome
Manufacturer Color/Finish Chrome
Height (Inches) 3.97
Length (Inches) 3.56
ADA Compliant Yes
Broach Points No points
For Use with Bathroom Sink Faucets No
For Use with Shower Faucets Yes
Handle Type Lever
Manufacturer Original equipment manufacturer (OEM)
Material Brass
Number of Handles 2
Package Quantity 1
Brand/Model Compatibility Delta
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No
Warranty Limited lifetime
UNSPSC 30181500

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is this sold as a pair or single handle?
A: Sold in pairs for 2-handle roman tub faucets.


Q: What material are the handles made of?
A: Brass with a chrome finish.


Q: Are these compatible with all Delta roman tubs?
A: They are designed to coordinate with the Cassidy collection and for Delta 2-handle roman tub faucets; check model compatibility before purchase.


Q: Is installation ADA compliant?
A: Yes, the handles are ADA compliant for accessible control.


Q: What warranty is included?
A: Limited lifetime warranty covering parts and finish defects.


Timeless Chrome Elegance for Your Roman Tub

These Cassidy lever handles bring a tailored, heritage silhouette to the bath, their chrome gleam catching light like jewelry for your tub deck. The cross-inspired lever detail adds sculptural charm while maintaining effortless functionality. Style them alongside crisp white surfaces and polished accents to create a refined, cohesive statement. A small upgrade with a lavish impact—essential for a luxurious daily ritual.


Upgrade your roman tub with these durable, ADA‑compliant Delta Cassidy handles for a polished, coordinated look.

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