Phylrich Manuals & User Guides

Phylrich defines luxury in the bathroom with a heritage of creating high-end plumbing fixtures that blend elegant design with superior performance. For over half a century, the brand has been synonymous with "Made in the USA" quality, operating from its manufacturing facility in Costa Mesa, California. Phylrich offers a wide array of collections ranging from timeless traditional to sleek contemporary styles, allowing homeowners and designers to customize their spaces with distinct finishes and handle options.

Beyond aesthetics, Phylrich is committed to durability and engineering excellence. Their products typically feature solid brass construction and advanced valve technology, ensuring long-lasting reliability. The brand caters to discerning customers who seek both beauty and function in their bath and shower environments, supported by a comprehensive warranty and dedicated customer service.

• Where are Phylrich products manufactured?

  Phylrich proudly manufactures many of its luxurious faucets and plumbing fixtures in Costa Mesa, California, emphasizing American craftsmanship.

• What is the warranty on Phylrich faucets?

  Phylrich offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty for ceramic disc valves to the original purchaser. Mechanical parts are typically warranted for 10 years, and finishes vary by type, with many coated finishes warranted for 10 years.

• How should I clean my Phylrich fixtures?

  To maintain the finish, use a soft damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners, strong cleaning solutions, or polishing compounds, as these can damage the decorative surface and void the warranty.

• Do I need a professional to install Phylrich products?

  Yes, Phylrich strongly recommends that all plumbing products be installed by a licensed professional to ensure proper function and adherence to warranty requirements.

• What should I do if my faucet flex lines are kinked during installation?

  Adjust the valve and spout tee alignment to eliminate any kinking. Flex lines must not be kinked as this restricts flow and can damage the lines.