My drain is 2.75" but the exterior diameter including the lip = 4 1/4" will this cover the entire circumfrence?
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try this product (for shower drains) if you drain opening is larger. "OXO Good Grips Shower Stall Drain Protector" This is listed as 4.8" dia
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This drain cover would not cover an opening that is 4.25 inches wide. You might be able to drop it into the 2.75" part of the drain and let it sit there. The drain cover is shaped so you can use it in either a concave, or convex position. The product is good quality and works well. I'm sure you can return it if it doesn't fit.
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Hi, this will only cover the drain itself as the total diameter is exactly 2.75" thank you
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The dimensions are listed as 2.8 inches. That means it is just over 2-3/4". So the answer would be no.
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It depends on the diameter of your shower stall, however i believe it just barely cover mine-- meaning that the rubber would come into contact with the white shower floor (as opposed to the metal cover of the drain). Even with my sink, this stopper barely covers the drain, so any minor shift = no more water!
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No it won't fit you have about 18" of width available but only just under 12" of height to the bottom of the drain.
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Using 1/2" backer rod, I still used 4 gallons but I have a larger shallow area and my gap was 1/2" to 3/4" all around.
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I attached it to the sewer cleanout standup pipe, I believe it's 4" diameter. Then I extended the vertical standup pipe 30" above ground then attached the doggie drain to the pipe. This drain is close to the house.
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Hi Robert, unfortunaly this item will not fit your 3-3/4 outside dimesion. This item is for a 3 inch outside and 2 inch inside dimension.
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The drain connects to 2" pipe, either PVC of ABS. Be sure to use an appropriate cement - either PVC to ABS od PVC to PVC
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Jeff, good thing you asked before buying. I am facing this problem now. It was too big for my retrofit. In Lowes, they sell it with a removable adapter for larger drains. This one is the larger fit and is all one piece. The threads were too big for mine. I needed 1 1/2 and this one was more like 1 3/4 or thereabouts. Hope this helps.
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I used a hole saw to cut a 1.5" outlet in the side of this tray and fit it with a bulkhead for draining. The ridges in the bottom are narrower but would take a .75" hole with ease.
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The smallest drain this will fit is 1 3/4" diameter-that's our drain size. For this size drain, there will be a tiny space between the flat metal rim and the tub, but it still works. The hair always kind of floats on the water and ends up in the strainer, not between the strainer and the tub. Hope this makes sense. The inner diameter of the basket is 1 1/2" BUT the top of the basket has a lip that connects to the outer circle. So the diameter of the basket including the lip is 1 3/4" inches; the diameter of the widest part of the whole thing is 2 3/4", so it would probably fit a drain up to diameter of 2 1/2" without falling in.
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It has a hard ridge circle same size as the chrome thing. (2 1/4") I'd say about an 1/8" "high". It is much larger than the drain it is covering. (1 1/2") So if your dome is smaller and more shallow I would say there is a good chance it would. The rest of the stopper is thin and flexible and probably supplies most of the suction. I would include a close up photo if I could. Hope this helps.
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My shower is a 3/4 circle with a 4' diameter and the drain was not in the center. It is near the entrance to the shower. The single kit (5 pieces) was just barely the right number of pieces and the length being 3' each was short. I had to do a bit of engineering to get it done, but the water drains perfectly.
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Matt, I would suggest you reduce the pipe or drain down to a 3" This will give you a leak resistant seal. I used Hydraulic cement and bonded pvc pipe with the appropriate diameter to the interior of my bell shaped floor drain. This then gave me a perfect diameter that was supported by the dried hydraulic cement. This allowed it to handle the side pressure of the bladder as you tighten this floor guard. Or on the worse case you can order it and try it too see if it will expand too the size you need, if it doesn't fit you can always return it. This worked in my situation but may or may not in yours.
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It works on my (shower only no tub) drain that has a diameter of 4.25 inches.
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No, the cover will be 1/4 inch too wide. I have the same dimensions on my tank and it did not fit.
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Maybe, strainer is 4 1/2 inches and the drain opening is 4 1/4 inches. It fits pretty good to me. Plus this strainer can be concave or conves.
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My tub measures 4.75 and it seems like there's quite a bit of extra room. I'm not positive because it's screwed into place and I can't undo it but I'm almost positive it will fit.