I always trust this brand we also installed this about 7 years ago for the other bathroom that we have it hasn’t failed it’s easy install if you know what you’re doing great value for the money performance is excellent!

While I was a little hesitant to purchase this MasterShower transfer valve online, I was pleasantly surprised. High quality Kohler item and sealed with a Kohler seal. Works great. Had to have my plumber install and adjust for the temperature. Highly recommend

Great product, fast service

Had to return it. Wasnt what I needed

This valve is quite good. Feels very solid, and with the Trim my wife picked out, it looks great. There are a few things people should know:This valve can be installed in either a 2-way or 3-way mode (caveat for 2-way mode, see below). After reading several reviews on several different websites, I thought I knew what the end result would be, but I was wrong. Hopefully the descriptions below help others figure out the different installation configurations and how they determine the end functionality.In 3-way mode, the handle spins 360+ degrees (keeps going/no stops) and with pause positions (handle clicks) every 45 degrees, for a total of 6 positions. The 6 positions are A; A+B; B; B+C; C; C+A which means you can have any of the three outputs on individually, or any pair, but not all three. The handle can be adjusted so that the stops are perfectly aligned, contrary to reports that the valve must be installed perfectly straight otherwise things will be misaligned.In 2-way mode, you have several options.1) Follow the instructions.Sounds crazy, but definitely your best option. You need to remove an internal plug that separates output A from C which means that output A=C and C=A (see http://helptopics.us.kohler.com/link/portal/5641/5712/Article/1070/How-To-Remove-The-Plug-On-The-K-728-Transfer-Valve). You then cap-off/plug either output A or C. The instruction guide (see http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/1145567_2.pdf) then walks you through moving a spacer from behind the detent (the large white plastic piece) to in front of it. This causes the handle to spin only 90 degrees. This results in the valve having only 3 positions: A; A+B; B and will not turn beyond those positions.2) Follow the instructions but skip a few stepsDefinitely an option and how my valve ended up after my remodel was complete. In this case, you still remove the internal plug and link output A and C. But if you don't move the spacer, the valve will continue to spin 360 degrees. Since the A and C output are linked this has the following effect: A; A+B; B; B+A; A; A+A. In my case, there was 1 position were my shower head was on; 2 positions where the shower head and rain head where both on, and 3 positions where my rain head was on. Fortunately; it is easy to move the spacer after everything is installed and you can definitely flip back and forth to see if you like option 1 or option 2 better.3) Ignore everythingSeveral reviews indicate that you can not remove the internal plug and simply cap off one of the ports which gives you an effective off position. In my case this would have resulted in the following functionality shower; shower + rain; rain; rain; off; shower. The instructions specifically don't recommend this for risk of leaks. The output ports aren't specifically designed to be left under pressure long-term. I'm not sure why that would be, and I was willing to take a chance, so this is what I was hoping for. Unfortunately, it didn't happen and the internal plug cannot be replaced with out opening up the wall.So those are your choices. Good luck and you won't regret this valve.