Slate Top at a glance
An exposed tub shower faucet and a rain head system on one mixer
Series 143 pairs an exposed tub shower faucet set with an exposed shower system. Both pieces are built on the same bar mixer topped by a flat shelf plate, so tub positions and shower-only positions can share one look.
- 2
- factory models: DL-08 175 and DL-08 247
- 4
- finishes offered on both models
- Brass
- body material on both pieces
- 100 pcs
- MOQ per model
Shower wall or tub wall
DL-08 175 versus DL-08 247
The two codes split on one question: does the wall serve a shower only, or a tub with a handheld? Mounting, brass body, finishes and MOQ are the same on both.
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| Factory model | Fixture type | Mounting | Outlets | Handheld holder | Finishes | MOQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Shower-only wall | DL-08 175 | Exposed shower system | Wall-mounted, exposed | Rain Head, Handheld | Slide holder | Brushed Gold, Chrome, Gun Metal Grey, Matte Black | 100 pcs |
 Tub wall | DL-08 247 | Tub and shower faucet set | Wall-mounted, exposed | Handheld via bottom hose outlet | Wall holder | Brushed Gold, Chrome, Gun Metal Grey, Matte Black | 100 pcs |
Only DL-08 175 carries the round riser, curved arm and round rain head. DL-08 247 instead feeds its handheld from a bottom hose outlet on the mixer and parks it on a wall holder.
Reading the shelf-top mixer
Where the Slate Top name comes from
On Slate Top, a flat plate sits on top of the exposed bar mixer, giving the mixer a ledge-like silhouette. That plate appears on both codes.
The rest of the trim is round against the flat top: a knurled round knob on the mixer, round wall flanges where the bar meets the wall, and a round handheld shower. On DL-08 175 the round theme continues up the riser and into the round rain head on its curved arm.
Because the mixer, flanges, knob and handheld are common to both models, a specifier can show one detail drawing for the visible trim and only vary the upper section: a riser and rain head for shower stalls, or a wall holder above a tub.
Accounts suited to a two-piece set
Who orders Slate Top, and for which rooms
A two-model series is narrow on purpose. It fits buyers who want a recognizable exposed look in more than one bathroom type.
Hotel and serviced-apartment projects
Room types with tubs take DL-08 247; shower-only room types take DL-08 175. Guests see the same shelf-top mixer either way.
Renovation contractors
Both codes are wall-mounted, exposed trim, so the mixer and its round flanges sit on the face of the finished wall rather than behind tile.
Distributors and showrooms
Four finishes on both codes let a distributor carry a brushed gold exposed shower system for warm-metal projects and Matte Black or Gun Metal Grey for darker schemes, with Chrome as the neutral option.
Private label programs
Both brass models can be branded and packed under your own label; see the OEM and ODM service page at /pages/oem-odm-service.
Turning a room schedule into an RFQ
How to request a Slate Top quote
Pricing is quoted per order. Since each code carries its own 100 pcs MOQ, a request built from your room schedule gets a complete answer in one pass.
Count walls by type
Tally tub walls and shower-only walls separately, then map them to DL-08 247 and DL-08 175.
Set a finish per line
Pick Brushed Gold, Chrome, Gun Metal Grey or Matte Black for each model. If one project mixes finishes, list a quantity for each.
Check each line against the MOQ
The 100 pcs minimum applies to each model, so confirm both lines reach it or tell us which one is the priority.
Add branding and packing notes
State any logo, private label carton or barcode needs so OEM/ODM work is quoted together with the units.
Send the request
SANIKB replies in writing within 12 business hours with per-order pricing for the models, finishes and quantities you listed.
Need a shower-only and a tub version of the same exposed tub shower faucet look? Send both codes in one inquiry and they are quoted side by side.