Ok so today I was browsing for some delta roman tub faucet for my home that I do not own (I just live in it with my parents, silly me), and I came across tag next's site.
They have a toll free 1-888 telephone number, and have been around since 1999, and still going strong. You can contact their support by writing to their corporate headquarters in San Mateo California, or email them at various email addresses (they have three so I'm always ocnfused as to which one I should email).
They offer 745 different cheap Delta Roman tub faucet and price ranges that go well up over $320 dollars (or three hundred and twenty dollars).
You can create a wish list, shopping cart, recently viewed list, or browse by what you last searched for.
The types of delta roman tub faucet available seemed almost the same but they offer double handle, single handle, nickel made, bronze made, brass made, and silver faucet styles. The cheaper faucets come without the handles (which is why the price is probably lower) while the more expensive ones include the handles (I think it's cheap if you buy it with the handles but I might be wrong).
With so many things to choose from it was hard to find the right delta roman tub faucet that was on the cheap, but nonetheless it was a pretty thorough website with decent stats (but not enough) on items it listed for sale.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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