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Value Brand J-Bend 1-1/4 in Brass Chrome/Brass With Clean Out
1-1/4 inch brass J-bend with chrome finish, slip connections and a cleanout for easy drain maintenance
- ColorSilver
- 17-gauge brass resists corrosion
- J-bend design fits standard 1-1/4 in lavatory drains
- Slip-joint connections allow tool-free installation
- Integrated cleanout plug simplifies clog removal
- Chrome-plated finish matches common bathroom fixtures
J-Bend Lavatory Drain With Cleanout
This 1-1/4 inch brass J-bend fits lavatory sinks and includes a cleanout opening for maintenance access. The slip-joint connections on both inlet and outlet allow straightforward installation without special tools. It suits residential and light-commercial plumbing repairs where a standard tubular trap is required.
Brass Construction And Chrome Finish
The brass body resists corrosion in wet environments while the chrome plating provides a matching silver appearance for exposed installations. Gauge 17 material offers standard tubular strength for gravity drainage. No powered components are present, so thermal output, noise and electrical draw are not applicable.
1-1/4 Inch Slip-Joint Sizing
Both inlet and outlet accept 1-1/4 inch nominal pipe with female slip connections and 1-1/4-11.5 thread size for the slip nuts. Builders needing a different nominal diameter, a solvent-weld hub, or a trap without a cleanout cannot use this fitting.
Highlights
- 17-gauge brass resists corrosion
- J-bend design fits standard 1-1/4 in lavatory drains
- Slip-joint connections allow tool-free installation
- Integrated cleanout plug simplifies clog removal
- Chrome-plated finish matches common bathroom fixtures
Specifications
| Color | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1-1/4 in slip-joint J-bend and which step is often missed?
Slide the supplied slip nuts and washers onto the tailpiece and drain arm, insert the J-bend, then hand-tighten both nuts; the step most people skip is seating each washer squarely before tightening, otherwise the joint weeps.
What maintenance will the cleanout plug on this brass trap need later?
Remove the plug once a year, clear any hair or sediment with a brush, inspect the plug washer for cracks, and reinstall with fresh plumber's tape to keep the seal reliable.
At what point does the 17-gauge brass wall thickness become the limiting factor under sustained hot-water use?
Repeated thermal cycling can work-harden the thinner 17-gauge tube at the sharp J-bend radius, so the first sign of fatigue is usually a hairline split at the bend rather than at the slip joints.
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