Tubular Plumbing

This is a standard P-trap and worked quite well with other 1-1/2” components. The J part is a standard 3-1/2” on center. What makes it work for either 1-1/2” or 1-1/4” is the inclusion of two different washers (which is also fairly typical). We needed it because we installed a new vanity with a slightly different sink drain location. The horizontal arm of the existing P-trap was glued into the drain pipe at the wall and cut too short to reach the new sink drain. We really didn’t want to try to remove it and then have to glue the new one in its place. Instead, we cut the old one, leaving a little over an inch for the nut and washer; cut the new one to size; and used a 2-sided slip joint connector in between the two cut pieces. This way, future vanity replacements will be easier. We also needed an extension piece for the upper part of the J section of the P-trap in order to reach the new sink drain (taller vanity). This project was definitely a learning experience for us. Everything was pretty easy to install. We used the 1-1/2” washers everywhere except where the extension meets the sink drain. This P-trap worked well with the two pieces we bought locally. No glue or plumbers tape or putty or anything else was needed. The nuts and washers create a good seal. We checked everything several times and couldn’t find any leaks. The quality / durability seems to match that of the many other white plastic plumbing parts. No surprises. The price seems good considering it’s delivered. Of course, we ended up needing to visit the store for the other pieces we needed… but that’s on us.

This is good for the price I bought it again

I ordered two kits, and I'm glad I did. Our 44 year old house required a longer segment, so I used the second kit to create an extension (the loop was unchanged, just the straight run was too short). After assembly, not a drop of leakage; those angled washers work very well.

It's cheap, and it works fine for the price.

The Plastic P-Trap was incredibly easy to install. I didn’t need any special tools or plumbing experience to get it set up. The instructions provided were clear and straightforward. It took me less than 30 minutes to replace the old P-trap with this new one, which was a huge plus for me as a DIYer. It was easier than running to the hardware store since I didn't need it fixed that day. Then when it showed up, it reminded me I had to do that. Saved me 30 minutes running to the store by not buying it in person.

I got the wrong size at first, of course. But once the size was correct, all that was needed was to hacksaw the long pipe connection that goes into the wall. Be a wimp and don't trust the measurement -- just do a few cuts of small amounts until it fits -- avoiding risk of a cut being too much. Then finger tighten everything. Fill the sink and let it drain. There is nearly no pressure so finger tight suffices to stop leaks. BE SURE YOU HAVE THE WASHER IN PLACE. No complaints.

Only one end of this Kit reduces to 1.25", so the end that attaches to the house drain is too big to fit into the drain hole. The end that attaches to the sink drain pipe can be converted with an included washer, but the connection isn't as good as one that is made specifically for a 1.25" drain. My suggestion is use this one ONLY for a 1.5" drain and order the 1.25" version for a 1.25" drain only. With the proper size, installation was very simple, fast and had no leaks. The replacement I got I believe is from the same manufacturer and the quality and durability seem good on both sizes. I deducted the two stars because this realistically is only going to fit 1.5" drains for sure and I think it's only a "maybe" fit for some 1.25" drains that have a large 1.5" drain hole with a reducing nut and washer.

Trap kit worked great and included everything I needed except the adapter to connect to my drain pipe. I have ABS waste pipes in my house so I used a "NIBCO 5801-7 ABS Pipe Fitting, Adapter, Schedule 40, 1-1/2" Hub x 1-1/4" Slip Joint" solvent welded to the drain pipe to interface with this kit. Once the adapter was connected it is a simple matter to connect the trap kit between the sink drain pipe and the aforementioned male adapter. The installation can be performed largely without tools. Very happy with purchase, especially considering the price.

I'm not the most DIY friendly, but this was super simple and easy to install. Don't need any special plumbing tools. Just need to hand tighten the lock nuts. I can't speak on it's durability, but it passed the leak test on first attempt. I would definitely use this again for future bathroom sink repairs.

If you need a plastic P-Trap, this one does the job fine and at a good price.

Fits perfectly

Fairly standard p-trap for the price. Quality not great, requires some deburring. Tapered trap arm connection drips and requires help with dope or tape to make water tight

Practical