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Value Brand 1-1/2 in J-Bend Trap Brass Chrome 22 ga
A 1-1/2 inch brass J-bend trap with chrome finish and 22 gauge construction for plumbing drain connections
- ColorSilver
- Chrome-plated brass resists corrosion
- 22-gauge wall adds structural strength
- Slip-joint inlet and outlet simplify installation
- 1-1/2 inch nominal size fits standard sink drains
- J-bend profile maintains water seal to block sewer gas
1-1/2 in J-Bend Trap for Kitchen Sinks
This brass J-bend trap connects 1-1/2 inch slip-joint pipes under a kitchen sink. The chrome-plated finish resists corrosion and matches common fixture colours. It includes the slip nut and washer needed for a watertight seal. Condition is new.
Replaces Worn or Leaking Brass Traps
Swap this in when an existing trap shows green corrosion, cracked threads or persistent drips at the slip joints. The 22-gauge brass wall thickness handles normal residential drainage loads. The jump is worth it when the old trap no longer seals after tightening.
Fits Standard 1-1/2 in Slip-Joint Drain Lines
Female slip connections on both ends accept 1-1/2 inch tubular pipe without threading. Overall length is 5-1/2 inches, so measure the tailpiece-to-wall distance before cutting pipe. The trap frees up vertical space compared with deeper P-trap assemblies.
Highlights
- Chrome-plated brass resists corrosion
- 22-gauge wall adds structural strength
- Slip-joint inlet and outlet simplify installation
- 1-1/2 inch nominal size fits standard sink drains
- J-bend profile maintains water seal to block sewer gas
Specifications
| Color | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
Will the 1-1/2 inch slip-joint connections fit my existing sink tailpiece and drain arm?
The trap has 1-1/2 inch slip connections on both inlet and outlet, matching standard 1-1/2 inch tubular drain parts.
Do I need plumber's putty or tape on the slip nuts, and which way do the washers face?
Slip-joint washers go beveled side toward the trap body; hand-tighten nuts plus a quarter turn with channel-locks — no putty or tape on the slip seats.
The 22-gauge brass tube looks thin — how often should I check or replace it?
Inspect the chrome-plated brass bend annually for pitting or green corrosion; replace the entire J-bend if the wall thins or the slip nuts seize.
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