Install Instructions

TILE SHOWER DRAINS
Application with Wood Subfloor
INSTRUCTION GUIDE
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For typical wood subfloor, cut a 4.5" diameter hole in the
center of the shower floor where the tile shower drain would
normally be positioned. Disassemble the tile shower drain.
Place the shower drain base into the opening so that the
drain base rests level on top of the wood subfloor.
Measure and cut vertical drainpipe to desired length.
Ensure pipe ends are cut square, deburr the inside and
chamfer the outside of all pipe ends, and remove all
debris from pipe ends and hub connection of drain body.
Interference fit between pipe and fitting hub must be
completed prior to primer and cement application. Pipe
should easily go 1/3 to 2/3 the way into the fitting hub.
Next follow steps in solvent welding the drain base to the drainpipe using an approved Oatey
primer and solvent cement.
Apply primer inside the fitting hub, then the exterior of pipe end and again the fitting hub.
Once the primer has been applied to both surfaces, the cement must be applied within
5 minutes. If not, you MUST prime the surfaces again before applying cement.
*Do not use primer on ABS pipe and fittings.
Turn drain base 1/4 of turn as you push the pipe end into the fitting hub.
Fasten the drain base by using the four countersunk holes around the perimeter of the drain
flange, and anchor in place with a stainless steel or brass screw to decking or substrate. If
provided, install Oatey Reusable Tool-Free test plug by inserting and applying a 1/4 turn to seal
in place. Rated to hold up to 40 feet of head pressure.
Note: Otherwise, proceed by covering the drain base opening with duct tape to keep debris from
entering the drain.
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