PlumbCraft 15-Piece Bathroom Sink Drain Repair Kit, Universal Fit

It came within five hours. It had both fittings for one and a quarter and one and a half so it made adapting to a sink which can come in 1 1/4 easy. It took about three minutes to re-install the drain. Perfect!

I don't know why the plumber chose a chrome-plated brass S trap for the bathroom sink. The zinc can leach into the drain water, rotting the brass until it crumbles. When mine crumbled, Amazon had a plastic one delivered within 36 hours. It seemed flimsy, but when I looked into it, I was pleased. It seems to be polypropylene. It doesn't need to be as thick as PVC because it's less brittle. It can't be painted or glued because almost nothing will stick. Maybe that will keep a trap free of gunk. I thought the included extension complicated the installation needlessly. I changed my mind when I went to insert the pipe into the floor connection. Pushing the extension in made the pair of pipes shorter so I could get them under the sink. Then I extended it to the height I needed. To avoid persistent leaks due to deformed pipe ends or washers, I left all the nuts a little loose so I could align one connection by turning or sliding another. When all looked well aligned, I turned the nuts hand tight. Then I put a coffee can under the trap. After 72 hours, the pipes and the can were still dry. Success! On the old brass trap, the bottom of the upper bend was 2.5” above the top of the bottom bend. That’s typical of S traps I’ve seen. Pulling the water out of the trap would require enough suction to lift the water 2.5”. The PlumbCraft trap is much taller. The bottom of the top bend is 5” above the top of the bottom bend. That means it would take twice as much suction to empty the trap. I’ve never seen a trap that went dry that way, but I have smelled sewer gas from unused showers, sinks, and toilets after evaporation dried traps. The PlumbCraft holds more water than others I’ve seen, so it would take longer to dry up from disuse. It would probably be similarly advantageous when installed as a P trap. I don't know why they all aren't made this way.

Brought the item to fix the leak from bathroom sink. I didn't verified the diameter, just look at the description saying it was universal for bathroom sink... the pipe that needed to fit to the wall was too small... I would recommend to measure all of the pipe dimension and going to local store to just buy what you need. That would save you more money then to buy this product.

Great replacement parts for 1 1/4 plumbing

Be careful when ordering this item. The item itself is priced right. The kit is complete, with a few extra parts included. The issue I had, was the box arrived damaged. A slip joint nut and washer were missing. Directions are vague, yet if you've done this job b4, installation is a breeze.

Great drain kit.No leakage. Perfect fit and easy to install.

This Kit is very good to have in your house even though if you don't need it ,it has different sizes and angle pipes that are use on bathroom or kitchen sink .

Poor quality. Very thin plastic. If fact, I’ve never seen a plumbing product use such cheap plastic. One of the important parts has too “fast” a turn making it entirely unusable—not that I would trust this garbage product anyway. Off to Home Cheapo. At least I can get some real piping there.

FIXED THE PROBLEM I HAD ...

Very lightweight plastic. Unsure if it would stand up.