Zoro Select
Zoro Select 35240 drain stopper, ABS, 1/2" pipe diameter
ABS pop-up drain stopper with rubber seal and chrome-plated finish fits 1/2" tub drains
- ColorBlack
- Pop-up operation for quick tub drainage
- ABS plastic body resists corrosion and impact
- Chrome-plated finish adds a clean look
- Includes rubber seal for a watertight fit
- Fits 1/2" pipe diameter for standard installations
Zoro Select 35240 Drain Stopper
This Zoro Select 35240 drain stopper fits a half-inch pipe and is made from black ABS plastic. It includes a rubber seal and features a chrome-plated finish for a tub application. The pop-up mechanism allows simple opening and closing of the drain. It is a new replacement part for residential bathroom plumbing.
Replaces Worn Tub Drain Stopper
This stopper replaces a broken or corroded pop-up assembly in a standard tub drain. The upgrade is worth it when the original seal leaks or the linkage no longer holds the drain open. Buyers who need a different pipe diameter or a lift-and-turn style should look elsewhere. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Simple Pop-Up Installation
Installation involves removing the old stopper and threading the new unit into the drain body with the supplied rubber seal. No special tools are usually required beyond pliers for the old locknut. What usually goes wrong is cross-threading the plastic body or overtightening, which can crack the ABS material. Ensure the seal seats evenly to prevent leaks.
Highlights
- Pop-up operation for quick tub drainage
- ABS plastic body resists corrosion and impact
- Chrome-plated finish adds a clean look
- Includes rubber seal for a watertight fit
- Fits 1/2" pipe diameter for standard installations
Specifications
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
Does the 1/2" pipe diameter fit a standard tub drain opening?
The stopper is made for a 1/2" pipe diameter and includes a rubber seal for the tub application.
How do I install the pop-up mechanism and where is the common mistake?
Insert the stopper body into the drain, seat the rubber seal evenly, then connect the linkage; the step often missed is aligning the pop-up rod with the lever before tightening.
When should I replace the rubber seal on this ABS stopper?
Replace the rubber seal if it hardens, cracks or no longer holds water after repeated pop-up cycles.
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