Westbrass 1/2" Shower Arm Volume Control Trickle Valve, Polished Chrome, D309-26

Product Description This shower volume control valve from Westbrass is an excellent water-saving and safety device for your bathroom. Simply attach the valve between the shower arm and head and turn the nozzle to reduce or increase the water flow. Whether you want to save water by reducing the flow when you're shampooing, shaving, or otherwise occupied or you want to take extra steps to reduce the risk of scalding in uncertain water temperature situations, this item is a perfect fit. Available in a variety of stylish finishes, this item is sure to complement your existing fixtures. Be sure to check out our other model styles and VISIT OUR WESTBRASS BRAND STORE for more Kitchen and Bath items to stylize your home with convenient functionality and beauty. From the Manufacturer Westbrass was founded in 1935 by two brothers, Jack and Aaron Kagan, to serve the needs of all plumbing wholesalers on the West Coast. The product lines at the time included items such as faucets, valves, malleable fittings, etc. After becoming the premier distributor of plumbing products, the company was bought in 1985 by Max Homami. Seeing a boom in the Home Improvement Industry, Mr. Homami had a vision to make Westbrass the leader in Kitchen & Bath Accessories. The company currently manufactures its own products made of the highest quality materials. In order to ensure the excellence in the industry, these products are made to pass the highly stringent requirements of NSF, IAPMO, ADA and many other regulations. The Los Angeles-based company now sells a wide range of Plumbing Specialty Products, Bath Waste & Overflows, as well as Decorative Kitchen & Bath Accessories worldwide.  Westbrass holds several patented items including the Deep Soak Overflow designed for extra-deep soaking in most bathing-wells, the Closing Linear overflow and several other intellectual properties. The customer base includes kitchen & bath showrooms, plumbing wholesalers and supply houses, OEM and ODM companies, as well as several national home centers.