What kind of handle does a crane faucet have?

Genuine Crane faucet handles and knobs for tub/shower, kitchen and lavatory sink faucets. We have all the original Crane Dial-Ese dome wing style handles and cross handles for older cast iron sinks and tub and shower faucets.

Can you use a crane faucet in a cast iron sink?

Genuine Crane faucet stems and cartridges for your tub and shower valve or lavatory sink faucet. We stock all of the Crane Dial-Ese stems for vintage porcelain and cast iron sinks, and we also have a large assortment of shower stem assemblies.

When did crane stop making faucet knobs?

Although Crane stopped making parts over 40 years ago, its legacy of high-quality products ensures that you’ll enjoy your Crane replacement parts and features for years to come. Genuine Crane faucet handles and knobs for tub/shower, kitchen and lavatory sink faucets.

What do I need to replace my Crane faucet?

Genuine replacement kits for Crane faucets and shower valves. Find nuts, washers and repair items to fix your existing Crane faucet or shower. We carry repair kits for Crane Dialese and other popular old models. Check out some of our original Crane old stock faucets/valves and used sinks and bowls.

Where can I buy old crane faucet parts?

We have a vast selection of Crane products and strive to be your Crane plumbing supply shop. If you’re looking for old Crane faucet parts, we have them, and they include Crane vintage handles, Crane faucet stems and Crane Dial-Ese faucets. We also stock a selection of Crane shower faucet repair parts, including Crane faucet cartridges.

What kind of stem does a crane faucet use?

Most postwar parts are available, prewar versions can use our 15-CKIT to replace handles and escutcheons. Crane ” Drexel ” – 1938 to 1970. Two different periods of valve design. Everything before 1948 used the 86-041HC stem, 1948 and after used the Dial-ese stem.