How To Screw In A Shower Drain at Derek Louise blog

How To Screw In A Shower Drain. Join me on my journey to do what the professional plumber said couldn't be done! Instead of threads and a nut, the wingtie drain cover has anchors that you can tighten from above. Fit the strainer assembly and drop in the compression screw. Most have a threaded flange onto which you screw a large nut from underneath the shower base. Wipe away the excess caulk with an old rag. Press it to the shower tray floor and then drop the rubber gasket over the male thread. To remove the screws with the screwdriver, simply insert the screwdriver and twist each one anticlockwise. An upper body that extends down through the drain. We show you how to plumb a shower drain like a professional plumber. Twist the screw, and the drain creates a watertight seal. Attach the female thread of the lower drain body to the drainpipe. Use a phillips screwdriver to unscrew each screw that you can see going through the top of the strainer. Remove the strainer from the shower drain.

Twist the screw, and the drain creates a watertight seal. To remove the screws with the screwdriver, simply insert the screwdriver and twist each one anticlockwise. Attach the female thread of the lower drain body to the drainpipe. Instead of threads and a nut, the wingtie drain cover has anchors that you can tighten from above. An upper body that extends down through the drain. We show you how to plumb a shower drain like a professional plumber. Most have a threaded flange onto which you screw a large nut from underneath the shower base. Fit the strainer assembly and drop in the compression screw. Press it to the shower tray floor and then drop the rubber gasket over the male thread. Join me on my journey to do what the professional plumber said couldn't be done!

How Do You Take A Shower Drain Off at Cruz Brunson blog

How To Screw In A Shower Drain Join me on my journey to do what the professional plumber said couldn't be done! Wipe away the excess caulk with an old rag. An upper body that extends down through the drain. Attach the female thread of the lower drain body to the drainpipe. We show you how to plumb a shower drain like a professional plumber. Twist the screw, and the drain creates a watertight seal. Join me on my journey to do what the professional plumber said couldn't be done! Instead of threads and a nut, the wingtie drain cover has anchors that you can tighten from above. Remove the strainer from the shower drain. Fit the strainer assembly and drop in the compression screw. Press it to the shower tray floor and then drop the rubber gasket over the male thread. To remove the screws with the screwdriver, simply insert the screwdriver and twist each one anticlockwise. Most have a threaded flange onto which you screw a large nut from underneath the shower base. Use a phillips screwdriver to unscrew each screw that you can see going through the top of the strainer.