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Shower drain repair
Shower Drain Connectors
Seal a 2″ drain pipe into the hub of a shower drain body. No lead, no oakum and no glue.
2″ drain pipe
Plastic, steel or cast iron
Two sizes
A tight seal at the drain
A ribbed gasket that drives into the drain body. It fits over a 2″ DWV plastic, Sch 40, steel or extra-heavy cast iron pipe and seals it into the shower drain body. Use it to replace an old lead joint or a worn gasket.
Two sizes
Pick the one that matches your shower drain body.
SD-200
For 2″ shower drain bodies
Fits 2″ shower drain bodies such as Kohler, plus older drain bodies listed in the FAQ below.
- Retail card: PSD-200
SD-210
For one-piece molded shower bases
A larger gasket for Mustee and Owens Corning one-piece molded shower bases.
- Retail card: PSD-210
Before you buy
- Your drain body has a hub. The 2″ pipe sits in a socket under the drain. This gasket seals that joint. It isn’t for glue-on or threaded shower drains.
- The pipe is 2″. About 2-3/8″ across the outside. It won’t seal a 1-1/2″ pipe.
- Check the brand. The SD-200 fits the drain bodies listed in the FAQ. The SD-210 fits Mustee and Owens Corning one-piece molded bases. Not sure? Contact us before you buy.
- You work from above. You drive the gasket down into the drain body from above with a hammer and caulking tool.
How to install
1
Cut the pipe
Cut the 2″ pipe to extend 1-1/4″ into the drain body, centered. The pipe ends up even with the top of the gasket (except Armstrong drain bodies).
2
Lube and slide on
Lubricate the gasket with soap solution and stretch it over the pipe, letters facing up.
3
Drive it down
Push it into the joint, then use a hammer and caulking tool (or a 1/4″ x 3/4″ x 6″ piece of wood). Work around the gasket with a series of blows until it bottoms out.
4
Test
Plug the drain, fill the shower with water and check for leaks before you cover the connection.
If the gasket goes in by hand alone, it isn’t compressed and will leak. Drive it all the way down.
Specifications
| SD-200 | SD-210 | |
|---|---|---|
| Pipe | 2″ DWV plastic, Sch 40, steel or X.H. cast iron | 2″ DWV plastic, Sch 40, steel or X.H. cast iron |
| Fits | Shower drain bodies listed in the FAQ | Mustee and Owens Corning one-piece molded bases |
| Inside diameter | 2.29″ at ribs (2.37″) | 2.33″ at ribs (2.41″) |
| Outside diameter | 2.85″ to 2.90″ | 3.08″ to 3.11″ |
| Height | 1.25″ | 1.25″ |
| Material | Flexible PVC | Flexible PVC |
| Retail card | PSD-200 | PSD-210 |
| Drawing | SD-200 drawing | SD-210 drawing |
Common questions
Which drain bodies does the SD-200 fit?
Kohler, American Brass & Aluminum, Armstrong (requires cutting to a 3/4″ height; contact us for details), Casper Model 101-101P and 101 BR, Garvin Model 475, Intercon and Schaul Mfg. Brass Model 1524.
Which one do I need?
Use the SD-210 for a Mustee or Owens Corning one-piece molded shower base. Use the SD-200 for other 2″ drain bodies. Not sure? Measure the inside of the drain body hub and reach out.
Do I need glue or sealant?
No. Use only soap solution to help it slide on. The seal comes from driving the gasket down into the drain body.
It went in easily by hand. Is that OK?
No. A gasket that goes in by hand isn’t compressed and will leak. Drive it down with a hammer and caulking tool until it bottoms out.
Got questions?
Not sure which size fits your drain? Our team can help. Reach out, or find your Fernco rep.