Can someone tell me who the manufacturer of this valve is by these pictures?

[brandonb110]

I just replaced a stand up shower for the first time and didn't do my homework first to get a better look at the valve to find out what type of trim kit I need. Can anyone help with these images or is there another way I can find this out without having to take the wall down?

 

[Standardairconditioner]

Big box stores will also have a lot of assorted escutcheons and you just need to find one that threads onto your valves.

You can lookup your valves in the Kissler bible:

https://terrylove.com/forums/index....d-bathtub-3-handle-fixture.63925/#post-474973

 

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[hj]

Even 'taking g the wall down" may not help because few companies put their names on the valve bodies. Why are you asking?

 

[Jadnashua]

FWIW, if you pulled a building permit, it would likely fail since when you remodel, you must bring the utilities back up to current code, and that requires an anti-scald valve for your shower. Unless I'm mistaken, I think you did yourself big disservice by not replacing the valve with a modern one that met code. You may also find that a quality set of trim may end up costing you nearly as much as a new valve. If you're lucky, you can find some aftermarket ones, but they often are not as good quality as the OEM ones.