JX-0832

Brass Shower Floor Drain

Shower Drain with Stainless Steel Strainer, 2-Inch
Secures to an sch. 40 DWV pipe with a compression gasket
Compatible with 4-1/2 in.
Brass drain body and stainless-steel strainer
Secures to an sch. 40 DWV pipe with a compression gasket (pipe and gasket not included)

Brass and stainless steel cover

5 years Guarantee period.

How to use the Brass Shower Drains?

2 0 Plain Cone Drill bit is recommended for use with thread inch Drains or smaller The first step in installing your new drains will be to put one end into an open area where there are not already any pipes going around it, then stick the other side upwards so that both fit inside each other securely like puzzle pieces together making sure they’re flush before pushing firmly until you hear/feel a … 3) Place cone-end down against overflow pipe baseboard (or place either alone depending upon design preference). 4.) Screw collar onto drill motor securely and turn thumbwheel clockwise until tight.

There are different ways to use your brass shower drains, depending on what you need them for. One way is just like any other drain – if it’s clogged and needs unblocking then run hot water from a tap or stood upright in an overflowing sink until the obstruction has been removed ( Be careful not to let too much liquid come out). Another idea would be using one as part of a romantic date night by filling up both tanks with cool water before turning off the main plumbing supply line at the wall & adding sealant around the edge where two pipes meet; Brass shower drains can be a great way to prolong your home’s water pressure and increase satisfaction in the bathroom.
The first step is installing new pipes from where it comes out into another room, such as under flooring or behind walls before running them back down again outside of any building material that might block its path (like concrete). You’ll also have replaced old ones if they’re badly bent around sharp turns – though typically only two pieces are needed per turn according to our experts.

The best way to use brass shower drains is by following these instructions. First, you must measure the distance between your drain and curb height so that it can be cut at an appropriate level for installation without exposing any unnecessary parts or causing obstructions in pipes below ground level when installed properly by a professional plumber who knows what they’re doing! Next, remove one side plate from each pipe with both hands while pushing down until there’s enough space left within which stretch out equally dividing lines along their length; do this across both pieces then reassemble them again – now place against a wall where desired before replacing other fixture hats/caps, etc.