I have a drain pipe with a 2 1/4" ID will the 3" fit?
1239489
no the 3" will not fit inside the 2 1/4. I don't know if they sell a smaller version because I am using it inside a 3" so I didn't look for a smaller one.
1239490
I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But anyway, I'll come back to you about the size. I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But... » Read More I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But anyway, I'll come back to you about the size. « Show Less
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2" ID pipe can sleeve inside 2 1/4" pipe and a 2" flood guard will fit. Pipe sleeve must be very secure as back pressure can force assembly out of the drain with catastrophic consequences.
602182
This would be the wrong faucet for you, then since they seem to measure 4-4 1/2" apart. Sorry I can't be more precise since it is already installed.
1017227
you are correct, the drain opening is 3 1/2" and I love this sink, this is the second house that has this sink. Remember the drain is on the right hand side ofl the sink!! Enjoy.
1017791
Mine was tight in a 1 1/8" hole. I held it up to a 1 1/2" hole saw and I say no. The flange would not be large enough. Buy the 3/4" one and bush it down if you have to.Good luck, Mike
207843
Should fit with no problem. I disconnected drain lines and dish washer line and elec. Shimmed under old insinkerater so it wouldn't fall and loosened connection with supplied wrench. took out old unit put new unit on shims and tightened mounting system and reconnected drains.
953725
3/8 Id and and any outer diameter, don't us 7/16 because it could leak even though it's 1/16 off
1660973
It has been some time since I installed this for my Daughter, but I think it is 1 1/4", I used an adapter and used 3/4" pipe in our situation, I probably would not use any smaller than 3/4 pipe tho,
653708
It should fit....if its a 3in pipe... By the way that sheep is gunna sound loud as hell
789569
My sink opening is 3 1/4 inches. It works well in my sink. The outer edges of the rubber ring are flexible, and the non-flexible portion is less than 3 inches. My gut says it'll probably work but I can't tell for sure. I tried to find a 3 inch opening in one of my other drains and couldn't find one. Good luck!
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Most drains are compatible with other manufacturers so I'm thinking it would work just fine but check your sinks specifications to be sure it is the normal 3.5" drain opening.
2222750
I.D is 1-1/4 O.D of flange is 2-1/4Do you need one? the one I have would not work for my application.
933712
I'm pretty sure it's a 3 1/2 inch drain hole. I used my previous drain flange from the garbage disposal since I was attaching a garbage disposal to the drain hole.
36794
I don`t know for sure. I believe my sink (I sold my house with this sink) was a standard size sink. So the drain parts should all fit a standard size sink. You can call Home Depot and asked the guy in plumbing. He`ll know I`m sure. Good luck.
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The pipe size of the fitting is about 1/2", which makes the outside diameter of the threaded area close to 3/4"
1017792
in the end i used the 3/4 inch diameter (internal) version for better water flowi used a 1 3/8 inch masonry bit and sealed around the edge with epoxyit was a nice tight fit and has not leakedi was careful only to use the epoxy on the inner section so as not to prevent screwing on the seal ringi feel that the 3/4 inch version should be better for a 1 1/2 inch diameter holegood luck - i hope the hole is not too long as the tubing is not. i am certain the 1/2 inch version will be too small based on my experience
705552
I checked the one I have and it looks like it will fit a 3/4" plumbing fitting. I think you could run by Home Depot and they sell the Kohler kitchen faucets and just take a look at it.
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I.D is 1-1/4 O.D of flange is 2-1/4 Do you need one? the one I have would not work for my application.