How do you drainage test these? Will the threads be water tight in the adjustment part and the plug?
@stevenc81406 жыл бұрын
Ok I gots one. Break the plug. But the adjustment part WILL NOT MOVE. I CAN FEEL the threads.
@brandonray2138 Жыл бұрын
Do I pull the 2nd plug out or not I’ve watched several videos never answer my question
@SiouxChiefPRO
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the question. If by the 2nd plug, you mean the cleanout plug that’s threaded into the Base Adapter - it would depend on whether the fixture is intended to be a cleanout or a floor drain. If it’s to be a floor drain, the (threaded 3.5” IPS polypro) plug should be removed before the floor drain is put to use. If it’s to be a cleanout, the plug would be removed and thread sealant applied before replacing it in the Base Adapter to prevent sewer gas from escaping the fixture.
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How do you drainage test these? Will the threads be water tight in the adjustment part and the plug?
Ok I gots one. Break the plug. But the adjustment part WILL NOT MOVE. I CAN FEEL the threads.
Do I pull the 2nd plug out or not I’ve watched several videos never answer my question
@SiouxChiefPRO
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the question. If by the 2nd plug, you mean the cleanout plug that’s threaded into the Base Adapter - it would depend on whether the fixture is intended to be a cleanout or a floor drain. If it’s to be a floor drain, the (threaded 3.5” IPS polypro) plug should be removed before the floor drain is put to use. If it’s to be a cleanout, the plug would be removed and thread sealant applied before replacing it in the Base Adapter to prevent sewer gas from escaping the fixture.