KINGSTON BRASS
Kingston Brass CC208 Clawfoot Tub Drain Oil Rubbed Bronze
Exposed brass clawfoot tub drain with lift-and-turn mechanism, 27" maximum height and 14" reach in oil-rubbed bronze finish
- FinishOil Rubbed Bronze
- Solid brass construction resists corrosion
- Lift-and-turn mechanism simplifies operation
- 27 inch maximum height fits deep tubs
- 14 inch reach covers wide clawfoot rims
- Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with vintage décor
Vintage Exposed Brass Clawfoot Tub Drain
This Kingston Brass CC208 drain serves clawfoot bathtubs that require an exposed waste and overflow assembly. The lift-and-turn stopper operates without a trip lever, suiting traditional or classic bathroom schemes where visible brass hardware is part of the design intent.
Replaces Concealed or Trip-Lever Drains
The unit fits installations with 24 to 29 inch tub heights and a maximum reach of 14 inches, covering most period-style clawfoot tubs. The jump is worth it when the existing drain is corroded, leaks at the overflow, or lacks the period-correct exposed look.
27 Inch Maximum Height and 14 Inch Reach
Solid brass construction with an oil-rubbed bronze finish resists tarnish and corrosion across the full height range. The 1-1/2 inch OD tailpiece and 2.875 inch body diameter handle standard waste connections, while the fixed reach limits use on tubs set farther from the waste pipe.
Highlights
- Solid brass construction resists corrosion
- Lift-and-turn mechanism simplifies operation
- 27 inch maximum height fits deep tubs
- 14 inch reach covers wide clawfoot rims
- Oil Rubbed Bronze finish coordinates with vintage décor
Specifications
| Brand | Kingston Brass |
|---|---|
| Finish | Oil Rubbed Bronze |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum height adjustment of the CC208 clawfoot tub drain?
The drain adjusts from 24 to 29 inches with a 27 inch maximum height setting for the exposed piping.
How does the lift and turn mechanism install on this drain?
The stopper threads into the drain body; the step often missed is aligning the crossbar so it catches the lift rod without binding.
When should the oil rubbed bronze finish be resealed to resist tarnishing?
Reapply a clear brass lacquer or wax once the factory coating shows wear, typically after several years of water exposure.
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