What brand is your shower/tub valve and faucet? It looks like Kohler. If it is Kohler, you can replace the handles with new Kohler handles. Once you decide on your lav faucet, you can use the tub spout and/or shower head from that collection - or find a similar design from another manufacturer. If your current tub spout is metal, be careful in selecting a new one because most mid ranged spouts are plastic. I like your faucets for a mid century bath - they are right in line. The knobs are still contemporary - spouts have changed. get back with your valve manufacturer so we can help you.

I had a similar situation. My sofa came with a chipped (small) back leg. I noticed it and the delivery guys had these "clay" thing that got molded into the chipped part, once there it would harden and "never" come off---according to them. So fine...I like you figured was willing to let it go at that. BUT ..when they turned the sofa over, the guys left a red-brown stain on the sofa arms--and then he tried to clean it with windex! While cleaning we noticed a seam rip on both arms. He advised to keep the sofa(apparently...this is the way it's done), take pictures and email to customer service. They would exchange the sofa. Well after he left, we did this and emailed. Turns out they (FLS) does not do that, but they would pick up the sofa, fix it and return it..no charge. Of course, now a whole summer has gone by and I am still waiting. I also noticed a rip in the cloth under one of our ottomans..which they said they would fix. (this was noticed ..after I signed the papers). My advice is to take good digital pictures....inform them of the dent and whatever else you are willing to overlook. REMIND them how much you have spent,return customer etc.... I would work directly with the head customer service person on this. Keep following up. AND mention the fact that you have heard that other furniture companies do not charge...so why should you have to pay. I am always amazed that we consumers spend so much money on fine furniture. (they follow us like hound dogs when we are shopping) and then when something comes damaged they don't even want to acknowledge you. Customer service has just gone out the door. Sorry have to vent, I was in customer service over 13 years..and it bugs me. Good luck. But one thing I know...is you have to be persistent.

It is VERY common for a store to repair an item rather than replace it. This is not because the store wants to shaft the customer. It is usually because the manufacturer will want to send replacement parts (ie, the base of a chair, seat of a sofa, side panel of a bed, etc.) rather than replace the entire piece. This is common sense. Why would any store replace an entire piece when a part can be ordered and make the existing piece new again. Most people have no clue how the industry works nor do they have a clue how most furniture is made and built. If you bought a new car and something was wrong right away, the dealer would repair it, not give you a whole new car. This is standard practice in the furniture industry as it should be. I have worked in furniture for over 30 years with 3 different companies. Repairing before replacing is not a scam and is standard practice in most instances. Most advice given online about how to deal with furniture stores is garbage, and most issues can be resolved with a simple repair of replacement part. If a leather sofa comes with a big scratch, why on Earth would the manufacturer replace the enitre piece when they could replace just a seat cushion, or even send a cut and sew piece of leather for a repair person. American consumers are spoiled and seem to think they can just demand whatever they like from a store and the store has to kiss their ass. Nope!

If you live in a cold climate, insulated doors make a big difference in winter and summer. I replaced an old sheet metal door with a double steel wall insulated one and it's the best money I ever spent. If you do replace all 3 please try to make sure they don't get scrapped. Donate them to the Habitat for Humanity Restore or a similar place.