This little ruclips.net/user/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
I used this OS&B Island tub drain for a free standing tub a couple of weeks ago. It was a little on the pricey side but the install time saved and the ease of use made it well worth the while. I highly recommend it. So far I have not found an easier way to install a freestanding tub drain,
Hello Robert and thanks so much for the feedback. We're really glad you found the product helpful. Could we have permission from you to use your name (R.J. Finn) and your quote on our website and literature?
Robert would you kindly send your mailing address to my e-mail at mike@osb.ca. We'd like to send you a bit of swag for your trouble... Thanks for your support - Team OS&B
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To every one using this, just be aware the flange and and tail pipe have to be perfectly straight. If either is off square a bit it will pop the tail pipe off as you drop tub in. Kept having the issue and had to use a flex drain pipe to solve it.
Your video says to not cut the brass pipe to length. If thats the case then how much space does it need for installation? It must have a minimum depth? Otherwise I don't understand why you couldn't cut it...
Hello Victor, and thank you for your enquiry. While the tailpieces are cut and swaged in our manufacturing facility the tailpiece can be cut in the field using careful preparation of the cut end. Create a straight cut using a roll cutting tool (plumbers pipe cutter) - the end must be deburred and there must be at minimum 1-1/2” of pipe that extends past the lowest point of the internal seal. We hope this helps. Any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us. Good luck with your project - we'd love to hear how it went!
I have a couple of questions 1. Does the drain kit below the tub with an o-ring ? 2. If imbedded in the concrete floor at the time and protection will this work in that application ?
Hello Frank. The ITD is designed to be affixed directly on to the subfloor, therefore above the sub-floor and below the cement board (or other flooring surface). We appreciate your enquiry!
Hello and thank you for your enquiry. The Tub must be installed and secured according to the Tub Manufacturer's installation instructions. Our Island Tub drain seals securely once installed but is not designed to withstand impact or movement.
Hello there. Thanks for enquiring. Would you kindly send us a link to our product on your website? Once we've had a chance to review the link we can get back to you and let you know about the link to our video. Thank you!
This little ruclips.net/user/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
Thank-you we're really glad you like it!
I used this OS&B Island tub drain for a free standing tub a couple of weeks ago. It was a little on the pricey side but the install time saved and the ease of use made it well worth the while. I highly recommend it. So far I have not found an easier way to install a freestanding tub drain,
Hello Robert and thanks so much for the feedback. We're really glad you found the product helpful. Could we have permission from you to use your name (R.J. Finn) and your quote on our website and literature?
Yes absolutely.
Robert would you kindly send your mailing address to my e-mail at mike@osb.ca. We'd like to send you a bit of swag for your trouble...
Thanks for your support - Team OS&B
How does it connect to the p trap?
Thank you so much I’m making some good money with it
@Supa Trending Daily $2,000 - 3,000 depending on drain and filler configuration
I work in the plumbing industry (designer showroom) and there is no easier, or more efficient way to install a drain than this. :)
Thanks so much for the positive feedback Karessa. Would you mind if we published your comment on our social feeds and website? We could simply use your initials if you prefer....
@@OSBPlumbing That is perfectly fine!!!
You have my suscripción
To every one using this, just be aware the flange and and tail pipe have to be perfectly straight. If either is off square a bit it will pop the tail pipe off as you drop tub in.
Kept having the issue and had to use a flex drain pipe to solve it.
Your video says to not cut the brass pipe to length. If thats the case then how much space does it need for installation? It must have a minimum depth?
Otherwise I don't understand why you couldn't cut it...
Hello Victor, and thank you for your enquiry. While the tailpieces are cut and swaged in our manufacturing facility the tailpiece can be cut in the field using careful preparation of the cut end. Create a straight cut using a roll cutting tool (plumbers pipe cutter) - the end must be deburred and there must be at minimum 1-1/2” of pipe that extends past the lowest point of the internal seal. We hope this helps. Any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us. Good luck with your project - we'd love to hear how it went!
How do I find a supplier in the uk manchester area thanks
How does it connect to the p trap?
I have a couple of questions
1. Does the drain kit below the tub with an o-ring ?
2. If imbedded in the concrete floor at the time and protection will this work in that application ?
Is designed to go on top of the cement board or under it directly on subfloor (assuming using cement board as backer for tile)?
Hello Frank. The ITD is designed to be affixed directly on to the subfloor, therefore above the sub-floor and below the cement board (or other flooring surface). We appreciate your enquiry!
how are the tubs secured? or will that seal hold up to movement, say from someone bumping it while empty?
Hello and thank you for your enquiry. The Tub must be installed and secured according to the Tub Manufacturer's installation instructions. Our Island Tub drain seals securely once installed but is not designed to withstand impact or movement.
would there be any issues linking this video to your product we have on our website?
Hello there. Thanks for enquiring. Would you kindly send us a link to our product on your website? Once we've had a chance to review the link we can get back to you and let you know about the link to our video. Thank you!
Yes t bc they
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