RV Faucets, Sinks & Showers
Faucets, sinks, and shower fittings take more abuse than almost anything else in an RV — they run on a low-flow water pump, get bounced down the highway, and see hard water at every campground. This branch covers the whole wet side of the bathroom and galley: bathroom and kitchen faucets, handheld shower heads and hoses, shower pans and surrounds, and the sinks and strainers that tie into your drain. Most of it is direct-replacement gear from Dura Faucet, Phoenix, and Specialty Recreation built to RV dimensions, not house-sized.
326 products
JR Products Metal Shower Curtain Rings | Zinc-Plated Steel, 12-Pack
Dura Faucet Handheld Shower Wand Bracket | Brushed Satin Nickel
Phoenix Faucets by Valterra 3-Position Handheld Shower Bracket | Biscuit
Dura Faucet Handheld Shower Wand Bracket | Bisque
Valterra Shower Hose Guide | Chrome, Handheld Shower Hose Ring
Valterra Spout Nut Repair Kit | Catalina 2-Handle Faucets, Biscuit
Where to start in Faucets, Sinks & Showers
RV plumbing fixtures run smaller, lighter, and at lower GPM than anything in a house, all tuned to a 12-volt pump and a finite fresh tank. Pick the category that matches the job in front of you — a cracked faucet, a weak shower wand, or a leaky enclosure:
- Bathroom Faucets — lavatory faucets with shower diverters, replacement hot/cold handle sets, and cartridges for Dura Faucet and Empire Brass fixtures.
- Kitchen Faucets — galley and bar faucets in 1.8 GPM, high-swivel spouts, and teapot-handle replacements for the sink you actually cook at.
- RV Shower Heads & Hoses — handheld wands with trickle shut-offs, 60-inch hose kits, and wall-mount brackets that save water on a limited tank.
- Shower Enclosures — ABS shower pans, wall surrounds, curtain rods and rings, and door rollers to rebuild the stall.
- Sinks — stainless and molded RV sinks, strainer baskets, stoppers, drainers, and cutting-board covers that reclaim counter space.
Bath and galley share the same plumbing logic: faucets feed the sinks, shower valves feed the wands, and all of it drains into the gray tank. Confirm your rig's rough-in spacing and flow rate before you buy, and any of these fixtures will drop in.