Moen 106378 Asceri Stem Extension Kit, 2-Pack

Works as described. Material is of grade comparable to Moen original parts. Be double sure getting for correct upgrade application. Moen support was helpfull for me to figure out what can upgrade to what. Recommend it.

This was a perfect fit when we replaced our old moen faucet with the new moen faucet

Worked good!

Easy install but zero instructions. We were going to install a new Roman tub faucet and handles to our garden tub and this was the recommended kit to do so from an old compatible set. While I could not find instructions anywhere, Ray’s 2015 review on here has been the only help I had. It wound up being that I only needed the skinny tall piece from this kit which just unscrewed after you take off the handles and silver nut and it’s older and wider tall plastic piece it was replacing. We didn’t even need to turn off the water supply to do this but we did anyway just to be safe. We had to measure up the old piece’s height and saw off two sections to match the old one in order for the handles to screw in flat to the tub. The only other piece we used was the wider one that went around the tall skinny piece (has a thread on the top and bottom sections) but it was exactly the same piece we had already, just brand new. So we replaced it anyway. The rest of the pieces we didn’t use in our case of just replacing the handles for a newer Roman model.

After dealing with a damaged Moen Monticello bathtub faucet handle for two years, YouTube came in handy to figure out what I needed. My worst fear to having to pull out the bathtub to access the valves was quickly shut down. Google came in next to help figure out the part number and of course Amazon came to the rescue with having the part available with next day service. Well long story short, my daughter installed the replacement parts in about 15 minutes and with the DIY price of $9.00, we saved $80.00 from a plumber coming over doing it on their own schedule. Easy install, parts available and no hassle on waiting for someone else to fix it

I just had my bathroom remodeled. Though I was keeping the tub, I really wanted to get rid of the 20 year old Moen crystal knob handles and put in some smooth chrome levers instead to match all the other new fixtures. I didn't realize the contractor was leaving the tub and valve in place so I didn't worry about the problem Moen always presents for changing trim, and I bought a Kohler faucet and levers I really liked. They did not fit, at all. I exchanged for Moen Eva, which had the same style of levers (in fact better made than the Kohler, as the Moen levers have metal housings instead of plastic). And that still wouldn't fit. But the Eva reviews included a mention of this adapter kit so I ordered it and with a little bit of work the contractor was able to use this to get the levers on and working. I had to ditch the Eva spout because it's too tall and keep the 20 year old spout, but at least I have pretty handles now thanks to this kit.

I used these to replace my old Moen tub spout but they didn’t come with directions. These pics are from Moen- one to remove my old product and one to install the new one. I was able to keep the base and only had to use parts 1 and 2. It was too high as is so I had to cut about an inch off (I just used a serrated kitchen knife), and then it fit and worked great.

I strongly suggest looking at Moen's website for your intended trim kit! That was how I was recommended this part. Our garden tub had an old Moen Chateau trim kit installed about 20 years ago (I think valve model 4999). We were worried that the valve installed (now discontinued) would prevent us from replacing it without bringing in a plumber. Luckily, we found that the Moen Voss set was compatible with what we expected was our valve. The existing setup had stem extensions for the Moen Chateau crystal ball handles that were not compatible with the Voss handles. Luckily the part documentation for the trim kit also referenced this kit. It came with everything needed to replace the stem, although with what was already installed, I only needed the extensions and screws. I just had to cut off the top ring of the extension for the handles to sit flush. For a little over $10, this saved me from paying hundreds on a new valve with installation. Yes, it is plastic, but I won't complain for that price.

Exact fit, very satisfied

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