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Oatey 4 1/4-in diameter Brass and Stainless Steel Shower Drain
Article #11205192
Model #42150C
Format 4-1/4"
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Warranty
1-year limited
Description
Oatey's 140 series brass No-Caulk shower drain is designed for use with preformed shower stall bases, with a drain body that seals to the shower base with a fibre and rubber washer. Includes stainless-steel strainer.
- Includes stainless-steel strainer
- Universal 4-1/4-in round Snap-tite(TM) strainer
- Mechanically attach over 2-in Schedule 40 DWV pipe, no caulking required
- Designed for use with preformed shower bases
- Ideal for slab construction
- Included drain cover helps keep drain clear of unwanted items to keep it flowing freely with fewer clogs
- Strainer snaps onto the drain body after installation
- Drain top also accommodates Oatey 4-1/4 in. Universal Snap-Tite Strainers, available in a variety of designer finishes (not included)
- Pipe and gasket not included
Product specifications
File/Certification Number
N/A
Code Approvals
N/A
Color/Finish Family
Stainless steel
Common Use
For use with preformed shower stall bases
Fits Pipe Size
2-in
For Use with Mobile Homes
No
For Use with RVs
No
Grate Style
Square holes
Length(mm)
76.2
Inlet Thread Type
Threadless
Length(cm)
7.62
Length(in)
3
Manufacturer Color/Finish
Stainless Steel
Material
Brass
Maximum Working Temperature (Celsius)
60.0 Celsius
Maximum Working Temperature (Fahrenheit)
140 Fahrenheit
Minimum Working Temperature (Celsius)
-17.77777778 Celsius
Minimum Working Temperature (Fahrenheit)
0 Fahrenheit
Outlet Thread Type
Threadless
Pipe Diameter
2-in
Strainer
Yes
Safety Listing
Not safety listed
Series Name
No-Caulk
Shape
Round
Strainer Material
Stainless steel
Test Cap
No
Type
Shower drain
Warranty
1-year limited
Width(cm)
10.795
Width(in)
4.25
Width(mm)
107.95
In the last image (https://cdn.rona.ca/images/11205192d_L.jpg), it shows the drain is a tiny bit elevated compared to the lowest part of the shower pan.. If water pools here, what happens and where does it go?
ec4711313,
If it can't get to the drain assembly it will just pool and evaporate
Date published: 2024-02-16