1-1/4 Inch Expandable Flexible 17-42 Inch Universal Kitchen Sink Sewer Drain Pipe Tube S Trap, Bathroom Vanity Sink Drain Plumbing P Trap Tubing

I live in the first floor condo in a 3 floor condo. Unfortunately, the kitchen piping is connected by all 3 condos in a common piping so if it clogs in the common area, my kitchen sink is the first to flood. Long and behold that happened, I've looked for solution to prevent backing up in my kitchen sink and flooding and this does just the job.I had to adjust (piping didnt quite fit) with home depot pipes and also it was leaking a little so i added some silicon in the parts where the parts screw on. So far it is doing a good job and flowing smoothly

The media could not be loaded. This super easy to assemble sink drain, with the built in vanity trap, is easily going to prove itself a life saver one day.The duct that is comes with is also flexible, making it very accommodating for any kind of install and requires a whole lot less measuring and cutting, too, considering you don't have to cut anything like traditional set ups!It's very clear and if you ever lose hardware, jewelry or other important things, the see-through trap has it set up to where you can easily spot them and go on to retrieve them without having to call a professional to do it saving $$$. Recommended

Looks like a good product, but it doesn't fit the pipe size under my sinsk.

We have a self converted sprinter van and used this for our kitchen sink drainage into our gray water tanks. Great product! It completely blocks any smells from coming up from our tanks into the van and the water drains extremely quickly from our sink (no water pools in the sink even when water is at max). Would definitely recommend.

Works great and really good price

The "can be used for any space for any shape" claim is wrong. I learned this the hard way instead of figuring it out from product images which in hindsight do make it obvious.Obviously the non-return valve must be above the wall drain for it to work. The pop-up drain I have is long; the older p-trap worked just fine because it connected directly and the wall drain was about 3-4 inches below. However this item's extra valve extends the entire system downwards, and in my case the the item's non-return valve ended up at or slightly below the wall drain. As the valve fills up the flap closes This then causes the valve to do opposite of what you'd want it to do. With the valve closed from the bottom extra water accumulating up top doesn't cause it to eventually drain when water level reaches that of the wall drain. It eventually starts accumulating in the sink, and with the valve closed there's literally no way for it to ever drain.So I'm sure this would work great with most other plumbing, except any set-ups like mine where wall drains are vertically close to the sink drain.

I got this to put on my kitchen sink but the design will not allow you to use this without an adapter to fit the sink drain. Mine has 1 1/2 pipe fitting from this drain. While the bottom of the trap will fit this, the top is designed for a 1 1/4 pipe (bathroom only) and an adapter is needed for it to work. That kind of fitting was not easy to find and the only one I did find was very cheaply made. (see picture. It would been nice to have an adapter added to the thing in my case. I really didn't nedd the flexable hose and it would not have fitted my bathroon sink anyway. (Too big!)

This was exactly what we needed. We bough a new vanity and the sink was on the left side, not in the middle like the old one. We rigged up several pieces of tubing but were afraid they might not stay together. I found this on Amazon and it worked perfectly. I highly recommend this, so much better than putting all the different elbows and straight pieces together.