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Kohler K-GP1092203 Ultraglide Cold Valve Cartridge

Full view of a black cartridge with brass stem and black handle spline adapter.

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-Cathy G
10/31/2024

$28.47

 

The Kohler GP1092203 Ultrglide Valve is a genuine Kohler replacement part for the cold side of widespread faucets manufactured after 2011.  It is designed to prevent leaks and resist mineral buildup by isolating the water from the valve stem.

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Kohler Ultraglide Cold Valve Cartridge

 

K-GP1092203

 

  • Cold valve cartridge assembly.
  • Designed for use with Kohler widespread faucets manufactured after 2011.
  • Features “Ultraglide” technology, an innovative design that moves water in and out of the bottom of the valve, ensuring components are not exposed to water wear or mineral buildup.
  • A 1/4-turn valve with a spline adapter for easy installation.

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-John D.
02/03/2024