im 130 plumber, and i approve this message:thumbup::thumbup:You won't see WB in high-end properties since they are not competing for that market. Almost all of their faucets are less than $125.00 and thus far we have had no trouble with any of their products. The quality and price point make WB an excellent value. :thumbup:
No experience with their tubular line.
Why dont you use the tubular products wolverine puts out?You won't see WB in high-end properties since they are not competing for that market. Almost all of their faucets are less than $125.00 and thus far we have had no trouble with any of their products. The quality and price point make WB an excellent value. :thumbup:
No experience with their tubular line.
I clicked on it, to see who the jerk was:whistling2:, and got a "vBulletin message, no matches, try something else"I did not mention it out of malice. Check this out http://www.plumbingzone.com/search.php?searchid=321294
there is a great thread about Wolverine Brass Tub/shower valves, started by some jerk. There was a very heated debate about Wolverine Brass, but yes, you are correct, there was not much mention of the traps. Maybe we can revisit it, and go at it again for those who are in opposition to the company.
Are you certain? Call WB and see what they say - I did.The warranty lowdown. IF the customer/or contractor does not fill out the warranty card. the warranty is only one year.........one year from when you ordered it! so If it sat on the truck for one year and no card is filled out....no warranty.
TM - everything here is PVC, no need for fancy tubular traps etc. - we use their faucets, metal water heater pans, and their ball valves.
That is from the RepAre you certain? Call WB and see what they say - I did.
I would go higher up . . . if they really took such a hard line, they would lose a lot of business. I bet less than 10% fill out those cards. We do, but that's only because I am OCD about things like that.That is from the Rep
Can you imagine the administrative cost of processing all of those warranty cards up front versus dealing with the occasional warranty claim...if everybody fillled them out?I would go higher up . . . if they really took such a hard line, they would lose a lot of business. I bet less than 10% fill out those cards.
If you have a product concern then I'm guessing that most manufacturers will probably take a serious look at it, regardless of warranty card status. Although that's just my opinion.
Not on the ones i fod they were brand new. After having to go back on a couple i started the check them good before i installed them.Any sign of acid drain cleaner on the tubular traps? That's one thing that will crack one pretty fast.
