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 chrome p-trap to iron drain pipe connection
Author: gulleyj (CA)

What's the best way to connect a 1.25" chrome P-trap to the iron waste pipe nub that comes out of the wall?

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 Re: chrome p-trap to iron drain pipe connection
Author: Wheelchair (IL)

A magestic coupling....... 1-1/2 x 1-1/4 I believe.

Best Wishes

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 Re: chrome p-trap to iron drain pipe connection
Author: North Carolina Plumber (NC)

Nut and slip washer. deep bell escutcheon.

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 Re: chrome p-trap to iron drain pipe connection
Author: hj (AZ)

quote; Nut and slip washer.

Not an approved connection, unless they are used with a trap adapter/Marvel connector/De Sanko connector, depending on what is called in your area.

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 Re: chrome p-trap to iron drain pipe connection
Author: Wheelchair (IL)

Amen HJ, a coupling by any other name...... is still a coupling.
Best Wishes

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 Re: chrome p-trap to iron drain pipe connection
Author: hj (AZ)

I once went into an air conditioning supply house and asked for a "boot". The counterman said, "You must be from Chicago".

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