4 Pack Clear Acrylic Shower Knob Replacement Compatible with Delta Delex Peerless Faucets

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I love my house, built in the 50s when building materials were well made. My bathroom is one of my favorite rooms - it's bubble gum pink and minty green tile is right out of a soda fountain! The only thing I don't like is the vintage features that don't clean up, like the shower knob handles.So I was excited to see these clear acrylic replacement handles come through my feed. The local hardware stores are very limited in their selections. These are beautiful, well-made, and provide a fresh, clean upgrade for older vintage fixtures. The quality of the material and included screws is all good, but unfortunately, they did not fit my Delta valve stems directly out of the box despite having high hopes based on the listing. Rather than returning them, they look nice enough that I plan to have someone handy help me file down the stem insert slightly to get a proper fit. If you're willing to do a little tweaking or confirm exact stem dimensions beforehand, they are a great aesthetic replacement at a solid value.

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These are nice-looking replacement shower/faucet knobs, and the clear acrylic has a good appearance. They also seem to be built about as durably as most other handles I’ve used. The two-pack includes the hot and cold handles and mounting screws. I haven't compared prices with other replacement handles, but $10 for two seems like a bargain.Unfortunately, I can't use them. And this is completely on me, not the product. The listing clearly states “Only Fits D-Shaped Valve Stems!” and actually mentions the D-shaped compatibility more than once. For some reason, I figured faucet valve stems were pretty much universal. Umm...no, they're not!Bottom line: Nice-looking, seemingly durable replacement handles at what seems like a very reasonable price. Just make absolutely sure you have D-shaped valve stems before ordering.

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Unfortunately, these replacement knobs did not work with my shower handles. The valve stems on mine are D-shaped and appear to be the same size, but the knobs still would not fit properly. It seems like the older style of my shower handles may not have readily available replacements.If you are considering these, I would strongly recommend triple-checking the exact size, shape, and compatibility of your existing knobs before ordering. I’m still looking for replacements that will work with my older handles.

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These are clear faucet knobs that fit a D‑shaped valve stem. The knobs slide over the valve stems and are secured with an included set screw. There is a cover cap with the temperature designation that hides the screw. The cap snaps into place, so remember to tighten the screw before putting the cap on — the cap locks tightly and may be difficult to remove once installed.These are very nice knobs and I’m sure they would have looked great, but they did not fit my faucet. While my valve stem is D‑shaped, there are apparently different size stems, which I wasn’t aware of. Our faucet is older, and the valve stem is larger than what these knobs are designed for. This was not a fault of the product, just my lack of awareness.I’m sure these would have looked nice, but unfortunately we could not use them.

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I wish there were reviews of this product available when I ordered it, but there was none at the time. I know my shower handles are Delta brand and have the D-shaped valve stems. So, I assumed these replacements should fit them. But they are not. Even though they have the D-shaped notches that perfectly match my stems, they also have the much wider V-shaped flanges than the current ones I have (see 2nd picture, left is this one and right is my existing one). As the result, they won't fit to my shower stems. Maybe this is another Delta handle variant? I don't know. Wish I had known this different early so to save the hassle to order them. They seem to be well made though. They feel durable and look very beautiful. It is a pity they don't fit mine. I notice another reviewer ran into the same issue, so I'm not alone. For review, I still give it 5-star based on the built quality and the assumption that it is for a different Delta variant that I'm not aware of.

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I ordered these shower knobs with the hope they’d fit an older Delta sink faucet in one of my bathrooms. They fit perfectly and made a nice looking and inexpensive improvement! This was a very easy improvement to make until the bathroom gets a makeover.The faucet handles are fairly standardized and install in seconds using a philips screwdriver. Apparently, the design of some shower stems and sink stem/cartridges accept the same size handle for this type. So, I was able to use these “shower” handles on my sink faucets.The crystal clear acrylic handles look very clean and they each have cover caps to hide the screw beneath. The caps have an H (hot) and a C (cold) on them too. The caps fit by friction and require gentle prying to remove.Once installed, the new handles are as good as the original ones. I can’t see or feel any difference between the new ones and the original Delta handles I was replacing. This is a very good replacement part and an excellent value for the price point.

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About two months ago the handle for the hot water faucet in my tub/shower fell apart. I was able to put it back together with some super glue but just a few days ago I found a pack of four new handles on the Amazon VINE website and jumped on them just as fast as I could. Both of the old handles have been in use for over 25 years so I'd say they were overdue for replacement.This package included four new handles, two with decorative caps for cold and two for hot. New screws were also included for all the caps but were much shorter than the screws required for the shower faucet so I had to reuse those. The cartridge valves have a small flat on one side and I aligned the flat with the mating flat down inside the handles. Both handles pushed right on to the valve stem snug and securely with very little effort. I secured them with the long screws and snapped the decorative caps in place to complete the installation.I had priced new handles prior to super gluing the old handle back together and they were a bit pricey, around $16 for a pair although I did find a single knob for $10. I got this set of four for just $15.99 so I think that is an excellent bargain and an excellent value. They were easy to install and look great. Both of my bathroom sinks and my kitchen sink all use this same handle so I'm set for when the next faucet handle disaster strikes.

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My home was built in 1989. The bath/shower faucets in both bathrooms are Delta (I bought them) with these knobs on them. As you can imagine they are tired. We keep them clean by running them in the dishwasher from time to time but they have lost their shine. This is now the third time I have ordered replacement knobs and for the third time they do not fit. You can see in the photos the differences. The old one has the small V in it vs the new with the wide bigger V. I can only assume Delta changed the design at some point and universal does not include pre 1990 or some date. In any case these will not fit. They are super nice and would have looked great. Take a look at the photos to see if they will work for you. Nothing wrong with these. I think the issue is my old faucet set.