Mobile Home & RV Shower Faucet - 2 Valve Chrome 8" Center
Updated June 19, 2026
This shower faucet is designed specifically for mobile homes and recreational vehicles (RVs). It features two separate hot and cold water valves spaced 8 inches on center, with standard 1/2-inch NPT connections. The faucet includes the valve body, shower arm, and flange (shower head sold separately). Available in chrome or stainless steel, it provides a reliable replacement or upgrade for OEM fixtures in travel trailers, fifth wheels, park models, and manufactured homes.
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Design and Compatibility
The faucet uses a traditional two-valve design, with separate handles for hot and cold water. The 8-inch on-center valve spacing matches the standard used in most RVs and mobile homes. The 1/2-inch NPT male threads connect directly to common PEX or copper supply lines found in these vehicles. This makes it a direct replacement for many OEM shower faucets in brands like Jayco, Forest River, Keystone, and others.
Construction and Finish
Constructed from either chrome-plated brass or stainless steel, the faucet resists corrosion and tarnishing in the humid environment of a shower. The chrome option offers a bright, reflective finish that matches typical RV bathroom fixtures. The stainless steel version provides additional durability and a modern brushed look. Both finishes are easy to clean and maintain.
Installation Notes
Installation requires shutting off the water supply and removing the old faucet. Apply Teflon tape to the 1/2-inch threads before connecting the supply lines. The valve body mounts through the shower wall with the handles on the outside and the shower arm extending into the shower area. Ensure the flange sits flush against the wall to prevent leaks. No special tools are needed beyond a wrench and screwdriver.
Common Failure Symptoms and Diagnosis
Over time, the valve cartridges or O-rings may wear, causing dripping from the shower head or handles that are hard to turn. If water leaks from the handle area, the packing nut or cartridge may need replacement. Mineral buildup can also restrict flow. Before replacing the entire faucet, try cleaning or replacing the cartridges. If the chrome finish is peeling or the valve body is cracked, replacement is recommended.
