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Featured Moen Products

A hand-picked selection of Moen bathroom faucets, kitchen faucets, shower heads, and tub and shower trim — the models we stock deepest and ship most often.

For the complete catalog of every Moen product we carry, see All Products, or browse by category and finish from the main menu.

Modern kitchen with a brushed single-handle faucet over a beige sink on a wood countertop

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A short list of popular Moen fixtures

This is a curated short list of popular Moen models across the store: bathroom faucets, shower heads and handhelds, tub and shower trim, and common replacement parts. If you are not sure where to start, it is an easy place to begin.

Why a short list helps

Popular Moen models tend to stay in production longer, so the finish you choose is more likely to be available again if you add a second bathroom later, and replacement parts are easier to find. In-stock items ship from Florida, usually within one business day.

What you will find here

Chrome and brushed nickel dominate, since they are the finishes most people match to existing fixtures. The series represented include Brantford, Dartmoor, Chateau, Wynford and Verso, which cover both traditional and transitional bathrooms.

Genuine Moen, independent dealer

We are an independent dealer, not Moen itself. Everything we sell is genuine Moen, and much of it is open-box stock, which is why prices sit below the big-box stores. Each listing states the condition.

Useful guides: finding your Moen model number, comparing Moen finishes, and what to check when buying open-box.

Questions we get about these

What does open-box mean here?
The item is genuine Moen stock whose packaging has been opened, usually from a return or retail overstock. The condition of each item is stated on its product page.
Is shipping free?
US shipping is free on orders over $70. Orders under that ship at a flat rate.
How do I find the right replacement for my existing fixture?
Start with the model number, which is usually printed on the packaging, the installation guide, or under the sink. Our model number guide shows where to look.