Includes:
WingTite Shower Drain
Standard Chrome Shower Grate
Removal and Installation Instructions
United StatesWebsite explained everything very well with illustrations etc. Item came very quickly. Removed old drain assembly and installed. Bingo, no leaks, works and looks great. 2 plumbers told me I'd need to replace the entire downstairs shower stall and that's not what I wanted to hear, so I did a little web search and found WingTite. Glad I did. It saved me well over a thousand bucks! Thanks WingTite, I'm spreading the word. Tom
United StatesThe WingTite shower drain was a life saver. My shower drain is on a cement slab and if it were not for the easy above floor installation, the job to fix the leak in my shower drain could have cost me high hundreds if not over a thousand dollars. We did not have to tear out any wall tiles or the shower pan. What an amazing idea! Thanks for all your help Greg!
United StatesVery simple step-by-step instructions. I accomplished everything in needed to without going under the house, into a crawl space. Took an hour total time from setup to completion.
United StatesI had to change out my grandma's bathroom shower drain on her single story home. I didn't want to tear out the shower so I looked into this product, read a few reviews and decided it was what I needed to fix the drain. Everything was very easy, the only difficult thing was removing the original pieces. I added a little bit of silicone onto the top of the pipe where there's a gap... I read it leaks unless you put silicone, so I did. I have not had a problem with it yet.
CanadaMy original shower drain leaked and because of the fear of mold, I was forced to dismantle my shower stall to let it dry. In the process I had to cut part of the side off because it was glued to the wall as per installation instructions. Had I used the WingTite, I could have simply pulled it off from the top to let it dry. The WingTite is designed to stop leaks as I had regardless. The plumber had cut my drain pipe a bit short and an outside coupling could not be used so I purchased an Inside Pipe Coupling to extend my drain pipe so it would be high enough for the WingTite to work properly. The inside pipe is still 1.5 inches in diameter which still meets the Ontario Building code for 1 shower head. I was a bit off center as described in the YouTube video by TheKMZ1 so I did use some silicone as a precaution. I ran water from a hose onto the shower pan and using plastic weights and my own body weight, no problems occurred with my 300lbs test. Greg from WingTite responded to all my questions and so fast. I submitted an online form on a Friday, hoping to receive an answer sometime in the following week and I received a phone call within the hour. How awesome is that? If you're putting in a new shower, save yourself some grief and buy a WinTite so you don't have to screw anything from underneath your shower pan.
