Danco 88188 1-1/2-Inch X 1-1/2-Inch Tub Trap,Black

Ordered this to replace a longer p-trap I had under a deeper sink I placed in my camper. I tried the “low profile” p-trap that you can find in here, and that didn’t drain very well at all. I had to shorten my drain a little but this was the PERFECT solution, and now it drains great. The drain was the exact thread I needed to be a direct fit to my drain. Easy install and no leaks!

Worked good under the tub

Perfect fit for the RV shower.

Not tallk enough needed to add a inch in order to meet with shower pan. And if it was supposed to come with washers it definitely did not.

I had to replace my bathtub p trap in my mobile home, and I tried doing it with PVC. I finally just googled "mobile home p trap" and found this part. After 3 days of no shower, I finally installed this and now I have a leak free shower!

Recently installed a new, deeper sink in my RV. This left me with very little room for the p-trap in the kitchen cabinet. This one fit perfectly and threaded right up to the basket strainer drain assembly. I have enough clearance to still disassemble it if necessary to clear clogs or retrieve lost jewelry.

BEWARE. People with below average IQ's make plumbing parts. Instead having standards that help CUSTOMERS these plumbing manufacturers have decided its much more important to serve THEMSELVES. I bought the 1 1/2" part and even though it looked EXACTLY like the CANPLAS part I was replacing it didnt fit because the low IQ manufacturers decided they dont care about customers. They want you to always buy THEIR products. But what they didnt think about or thought about but didnt care one bit is that these parts are in your home for years. And when they break, instead of buy a new part, you have to hire a plumber to completely pull everything apart and replace it all if they dont make that part anymore. Perhaps the plumbers unions are involved in this also. If you look at how much better the computer industry standards committees work you can see that the plumbers, their unions and their parts manufacturers are not the sharpest tools in the shed.

While out camping, the shower pipe broke. Duct tape worked good to get us through the trip, but once home, this part fixed me up great! I had to use some existing with some from this package, but all went together fine and no more leaks!