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WOODBRIDGE F0001BN freestanding tub filler review

A freestanding brushed nickel tub filler, ICC-ES certified, with published reach, height and clearance.

What the maker puts in writing

“Overall Size: (L)10 3/4” x (W) 6-1/4” x (H) 43-7/8”. Spout Height: 43-7/8”, Spout Reach: 7”, Spout Clearance: 40-1/4""
A solid brass faucet body; a hand shower in 304 Grade (18/10) stainless steel; a drip-free ceramic disc cartridge; standard 1/2” IPS connection
“Quick freestanding mount to floor design with high and rigid tripod mounting bracket and hardware included”; single handle flow and temperature control; high arch 360 degree swivel spout
A round wand hand shower with 67 clog-free nozzles and a matching 60-inch double spiral stainless steel hose
“Max spout flow rate 4.5 GPM at 80 PSI, Max hand shower flow rate 1.8 GPM AT 80 PSI to meets CEC requirement”
“Our high quality brass tripod base, which comes standard with expansion bolts for install on concrete”; 32” hot and cold inlet hoses, base cover and instructions included
“Products are ICC-ES certified and in compliance with ASME A112.18.1-2018 and CSA B125,1-18”

Three measurements, which is three more than most

Spout height 43-7/8 in. Spout reach 7 in. Spout clearance 40-1/4 in.

That last one is the figure nobody else on this shelf publishes, and it is the one that decides whether the faucet works with your bath.

Height is where the top of the faucet is. Clearance is where the water comes out. A freestanding tub stands anywhere from fifteen to twenty-four inches, with a thick rolled rim, and the spout has to clear that rim and point down into the water.

The other six listings here give neither, or one of the two. This gives all three, plus the overall footprint.

If you are measuring a bathroom rather than browsing photographs, this is the page written for you.

And it says what it bolts into

A brass tripod base, which comes standard with expansion bolts for install on concrete.

A freestanding faucet is a forty-four-inch lever anchored to the floor, and the commonest failure is not the cartridge — it is the mounting working loose until the whole thing rocks.

ryuwanku publishes “3 secure bolts”. Everyone else publishes “mounting hardware”. This publishes the bracket and the fixing and the substrate.

One thing no listing on this shelf admits: on a timber floor none of these faucets is adequate as supplied. Expansion bolts want concrete. Into floorboards you need blocking underneath, fitted before the faucet goes on.

ICC-ES, and what it is for

ASME A112.18.1-2018 and CSA B125.1-18.

That is the North American standard for plumbing supply fittings, and most American codes require fittings listed to it. On a permitted job an uncertified faucet can fail an inspection however well it works.

Two faucets on this shelf publish compliance: this and the SUMERAIN. Five publish nothing.

Where it loses

Four and a half gallons a minute — second slowest here, and quoted at 80 PSI, which is a tougher and more honest test pressure than the 60 PSI used by the SUMERAIN and LOCALAND.

That fills a 55-gallon tub in about twelve minutes. The ryuwanku 202503 claims 7.4 GPM and costs $86 less.

And the CEC compliance it is tied to is worth a skeptical glance on a tub filler: a bath holds a fixed volume, so a slower faucet means the same water arriving later and cooler, not less water used. Flow restriction saves water in a shower.

No warranty published, on the most expensive freestanding faucet on this shelf. No cartridge cycle rating either, where SUMERAIN and LOCALAND publish 600,000.

Availability

Available at around $175.98 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address.

Stock and prices on Amazon.com move without notice; the button above opens the live listing.

Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

Strengths, and the catches

Strengths

Publishes spout height, reach AND clearance — 43-7/8 in, 7 in and 40-1/4 in — which no other faucet on this shelf manages
A brass tripod with expansion bolts for concrete: the only listing here that says what the faucet is anchored into
ICC-ES certified and compliant with ASME A112.18.1, which is the standard American plumbing codes require

Compromises

Four and a half gallons a minute, the slowest published figure on this shelf, where the ryuwanku 202503 publishes 7.4 for less money
No warranty published at all, on the most expensive freestanding faucet here at $175.98
No cartridge cycle rating, where SUMERAIN and LOCALAND both publish 600,000

Specifications

Center distance	NOT APPLICABLE — it stands on a brass tripod. Overall 10 3/4 in L × 6-1/4 in W × 43-7/8 in H, 11.0 lb (4,990 g).
Mounting	Floor, on a brass tripod with EXPANSION BOLTS FOR CONCRETE — the only fixing on this shelf that names the floor it is for. Connection is standard 1/2 in IPS with 32 in hot and cold inlet hoses. No warranty is published.
Spout reach	7 in, on a spout 43-7/8 in high with 40-1/4 IN OF CLEARANCE — the only clearance figure on this shelf, and the one that says whether a bucket fits under it.
Shower diverter	NOT NAMED. The hand shower is a round wand with 67 clog-free nozzles on a 60 in double spiral stainless steel hose. The cartridge is drip-free ceramic disc with NO CYCLE FIGURE published.
Flow rate	4.5 GPM at 80 PSI at the spout, stated to meet CEC requirements, and 1.8 GPM at 80 PSI at the hand shower. ICC-ES certified, compliant with ASME A112.18.1-2018 and CSA B125.1-18.
Finish	Solid brass body; the hand shower in 304 grade (18/10) stainless steel.
Amazon reference	B07CS7M69W
EAN	0680147251031

The questions we get

What is spout clearance, and why does nobody else publish it?

It is the vertical gap between the floor and the underside of the spout — 40-1/4 inches here — and it is the figure that tells you whether the faucet will clear the rim of your bath. A freestanding tub stands anywhere from 15 to 24 inches high, and the spout has to reach over the rolled edge and point downwards into the water. Spout *height* (43-7/8 in) is where the top of the faucet is. Clearance is where the water comes out. Six listings on this shelf publish neither, or only one of the two, and this is the only one that gives all three measurements an installer needs.

Why do the expansion bolts matter?

Because a freestanding faucet is a 44-inch lever bolted to the floor, and the commonest failure is not the valve but the mounting working loose. WOODBRIDGE publishes "a brass tripod base, which comes standard with expansion bolts for install on concrete" — which tells you both the bracket design and the fixing. ryuwanku publishes "3 secure bolts"; the rest of this shelf publishes "mounting hardware". On a concrete slab, expansion bolts into the slab are the right answer. On a timber floor, none of these faucets is adequate without blocking added underneath the boards, and no listing here says so.

Is 4.5 GPM enough?

For a bath, yes — it fills a 55-gallon tub in about twelve minutes, and the figure is quoted at 80 PSI, which is a higher and more honest test pressure than the 60 PSI the SUMERAIN and LOCALAND use. It is also the slowest published figure on this shelf, and WOODBRIDGE ties it to meeting CEC requirements. The flow restriction argument is weaker on a tub filler than makers imply: the bath holds a fixed volume, so a slower faucet means the same water taking longer and cooling more, not less water used. If filling speed matters, the 7.4 GPM ryuwanku faucets cost $63 to $83 less.

Against the closest bathroom fittings on price

Same category, nearby prices, between bathroom fittings. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.

Model	Price	Center distance	Mounting	Spout reach	Shower diverter
WOODBRIDGE F0001BN freestanding tub filler	$176	NOT APPLICABLE — it stands on a brass tripod. Overall 10 3/4 in L × 6-1/4 in W × 43-7/8 in H, 11.0 lb (4,990 g).	Floor, on a brass tripod with EXPANSION BOLTS FOR CONCRETE — the only fixing on this shelf that names the floor it is for. Connection is standard 1/2 in IPS with 32 in hot and cold inlet hoses. No warranty is published.	7 in, on a spout 43-7/8 in high with 40-1/4 IN OF CLEARANCE — the only clearance figure on this shelf, and the one that says whether a bucket fits under it.	NOT NAMED. The hand shower is a round wand with 67 clog-free nozzles on a 60 in double spiral stainless steel hose. The cartridge is drip-free ceramic disc with NO CYCLE FIGURE published.
LOCALAND Roman tub faucet with sprayer	$190	ADJUSTABLE HOLE SPACING on three deck holes, with US standard threads — the only adjustable spacing on this shelf, and the one answer here to deck holes that do not sit at 8 in. 2.17 × 7.87 × 10.8 in (55 × 200 × 275 mm), and no weight is published.	Deck, 3 holes. Neither a warranty nor a certification is published by the maker.	Not stated in the bullets; the Amazon.com spec table lists 7.87 in, the same figure as the stated 7.87 in body width. The spout is a 360-degree rotating waterfall, stated to prevent scale clogging AND TO FOLD AWAY — the only folding spout here.	A WATER SEPARATOR diverting from bath to shower, feeding a brass handheld on a 59 in hose, with a tilted shower holder stated to prevent water overflowing. A single brass handle controls both flow and temperature, on a premium ceramic core tested not to drip after 600,000 uses.
Hoimpro freestanding waterfall tub filler	$150	NOT APPLICABLE — freestanding. 32.1 × 9.45 × 5.91 in (815 × 240 × 150 mm), 5,511 g, THE HEAVIEST FAUCET ON THIS SHELF.	Floor, freestanding. Supply hoses 1/2 in for large water flow, customisable to 3/8 in. In the box: the faucet, the handheld with sprayer, the body tube, the hose, a brass base cover, hot and cold hoses, mounting hardware and instructions. No warranty is published.	NOT PUBLISHED BY THE MAKER, on a square body with a 360-degree waterfall spout.	NOT NAMED, though a 2-in-1 brass wand twisting from shower to spray gun is fitted on a 59 in stainless steel hose. No cartridge cycle figure is published.
Aolemi freestanding tub filler, matte black	$120	NOT APPLICABLE — freestanding. 6.10 × 7.99 × 45 in (155 × 203 × 1143 mm), 4,763 g.	Floor, freestanding. Supply hoses are 1/2 in large diameter, 32 in long, customisable to 3/8 in. In the box: the faucet body, the straight tube, the handheld and its hose, supply lines, a base cover, mounting hardware and instructions. No warranty and no certification are published.	9 IN — THE LONGEST ON THIS SHELF, nearly double the Sumerain, on a spout 41 in high with 360° rotation.	NOT NAMED, though a cylinder-shape hand shower on a 59 in hose is fitted. No cartridge cycle figure is published.

Where the models diverge, in bathroom fittings

If price decides: Aolemi freestanding tub filler, matte black, at $120.

The price on Amazon.com

This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $176 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.

Details checked on October 29, 2026.

Who buys this one, among bathroom fittings

A permanent, inspected installation on a concrete floor — the faucet that publishes the numbers an installer needs

Sources

Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bathroom fittings and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.

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