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Faucets and showers with a lifetime warranty and model numbers a store can look up

What this site covers

Four Moen products are reviewed here, all sold on Amazon.com on October 29, 2026:

  • The Chateau L4625, a one-lever low-arc faucet for a 3-hole centerset sink, at about $98.
  • The 6145, a one-lever single-hole faucet with an escutcheon for 3-hole sinks, at about $105.
  • The Adler 87233SRS pulldown kitchen faucet with Reflex docking and Power Clean spray, at about $149.
  • The Engage 26112SRN handheld shower with a Magnetix magnetic dock, at about $70.

What Moen puts in writing

A limited lifetime warranty on all four. WaterSense at 1.2 gpm on both bathroom faucets, and a statement that every Moen residential faucet complies with the Safe Drinking Water Act and NSF 61. On the Engage, a rare set of fitting dimensions: a 5-1/2 inch face, about 9-1/2 inches tall and 5-5/16 inches from the wall.

What the listings leave out

The body metal. The Adler’s own spec table lists zinc, and the bathroom faucets say only metal. Drains, which neither bathroom faucet lists among its components. And on the Chateau, an unexplained line: this item cannot ship to CA or VT.

Flow, and the states that limit it

The Engage handheld is rated 2.5 gpm, the federal maximum, which is above the 1.8 or 2.0 gpm limits of California, Colorado, New York, Washington and several other states. Readers there should choose a lower-flow handheld, such as the Delta ProClean at 1.75 gpm.

Against the other names

Against Pfister, Moen’s faucets on this site publish more spout geometry and less paperwork: Pfister names the state lead laws and puts a drain in the box. Against Kohler’s Willamette, the Chateau gives one lever and a lower flow on the same 4-inch sink.

Every Moen product we have reviewed

Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.