Low Profile 1 1/2 P Trap, Flexible Bathtub Shower Drain Pipe, Flat P Trap Freestanding Tub Drain for Bath

Fits into very limited space. Seems well made.

My new freestanding tub came with a flexible drain hose, but it was thin and defective. this was a better design and the plumber preferred it to the original, anyway.

I needed clearance under a sink in an RV for a trash can. The P-trap was in the way.Found this nice unit and now I have clearance. It is light-weight but feels strong enough to do the job.The input end has 1-1/2" female thread and screws on to the bottom of the sink drain (no down tube needed). There is a nice thick rubber washer supplied for this interface too.The flexible hose has 1-1/2" female threads at both ends and two additional rubber washers. It is about 2' long when extended. I'm not really keen on the idea of drain water going thru this tube. So many places for gook to build up. If it does give trouble I will just replace it with hard tubing.

Cheap quality don't buy it not flexible feels like cheap plastic. I thrown this in a garbage waist if money don't buy it

I was ecstatic to find this product that solved a costly problem that my incompetent plumber created. I wish the diameter of the hose is a little bigger & thicker. Although, the installation seems common sense enough, one of the gasket was tapered at one end and must faces the right direction or it leaks. Wish there was instruction to point out this subtle detail. Not sure how it stands up in long term, but so far so good.

Work exactly as advertised

A little thin and cheap.

Leaked and drained very slowly. I could not use it.