American Standard Delancey 8-1/8-Inch IPS Diverter Tub Spout - AMS-8888104

The Delancey 8888104 is an IPS spout. It threads onto a 1/2 inch IPS nipple, and the spec calls out 1/2 inch copper pipe as the supply it works with. If your tub stub-out is a bare copper slip-fit stub with no threads, this is not the spout for that opening, you'd want a slip-fit model instead. Check what's sticking out of the wall before ordering.

Length to the center of the outlet is 7-3/4 inches, and the overall spout measures 8.858 x 4.488 x 4.37 inches. That reach is what decides whether water clears the tub rim on a deep soaker or a freestanding-look alcove tub, so measure from your finished wall to the inside edge of the tub before you commit.

Yes, it's a diverter spout, so the lift knob on top redirects flow up to the shower head. That means it's meant for a tub and shower combination, not a tub-only filler. If the valve behind the wall is already a diverter valve, you do not want a second diverter at the spout.

All metal construction, and it weighs 1.808 pounds, which is consistent with a solid body rather than a plated plastic shell. For a rental or multi-family turn where the spout gets grabbed and hung on, that matters more than the finish does.

It belongs to American Standard's Delancey family, so it's styled to sit with the other Delancey trim. If you're standardizing a bathroom or a block of units, order the same finish suffix across the spout and valve trim, since Chrome, Polished Nickel, Brushed Nickel and Brushed Cool Sunrise all read differently side by side.

American Standard classifies it as a residential product. For hospitality or institutional work under a heavy-traffic spec, that classification is worth weighing against what your facility standard calls for, since residential-rated trim is built around single-household duty cycles.