will this work for a 63x34 dimention? Drain is placed similar to a tub.
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Yes, they make several different designs find one with the drain hole as close to your situation as possible
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You would have to move your drain to make this work. IF you got this one and couldn't move the drain, you'd have to piece one end to make the drain come to where a tub drain is, and in doing that you'd mess with the slope. Since this inquiry was a couple of weeks ago, you probably know that by now. :) Schluter does make bases in numerous sizes, so there's probably something that will work better for you than this one.
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I matched the dimensions and location of the drain hole from the original grid, and then ordered this by measurements. It fit exactly, of course. So I suggest measuring carefully the bottom of your sink.
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It fits perfect into a bath tub drain and probably would be the same for the bathroom sink. Just drop it in and that's it. The flat part around the drain in circumference is approx. 3-4 inches. It stays put and that is all that is needed.
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I think there are better solutions for the bathtub. 50 feet would be pretty hard to use in a bathroom. I'd go for something shorter and maybe thinner. I have one that is flat and 1/4 inch in width that I'd prefer for a bathtub drain. I'd probably try something like this: Superior Tool 03819 Manual DrainStick-Sink, Bath, and Shower Drain Clog Remover and Cleaner-Drain Stick Easy Drain Clearing and Cleaning
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It has a hard ridge circle same size as the chrome thing. (2 1/4") I'd say about an 1/8" "high". It is much larger than the drain it is covering. (1 1/2") So if your dome is smaller and more shallow I would say there is a good chance it would. The rest of the stopper is thin and flexible and probably supplies most of the suction. I would include a close up photo if I could. Hope this helps.
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Hey Cyn, I don't think it would work. You should be able to remove that stopper, but if you can't the center of this might be an issue. It is a dome shape, but the center opening goes into the drain (or at least flat to it, but I'm pretty sure it goes a little further than the ring on the outside).
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Unfortunately, these strainers will not fit bathroom sinks. They are for standard size drains.
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I think it might. The opening that goes over the overflow drain is about 4.5 inches in diameter and if your drain is 3x3 then it should be about 4 1/4 inches from point to point (diagonally). It'll be close but definitely worth a try - you can always return it if it doesn't fit.
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No... However the sizes available fit all standard sinks. Be sure to measure the bottom of the sing..not the top. Your 12 x 14 might be 10 x 12 at the bottom of the sink. Thanks for asking! Joe @ Readsome
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Don't know how wide your bathtub is but probably not. The legs stand rather far apart for stability. However, , we have a motor home with a large shower only. I stand the front of the dog tub in the shower and the back in the bathroom. The attaching drain hose is long and drains well without any leaks (the drain is located at the back end of the tub). This has turned out to be a really great product and I use it regularly to bathe my three white Maltese.
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It should.I have a 9 by 18 and it seems to work well. Holds tight to the pipe, and pulls in a lot of junk. Might want to check on how much surface area it is supposed to cover. Other than that, it seems to be solid. Going to try skimmer socks with it next year.
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I have a pretty large sink, it barely doesn't fit on the one side. I would think, if you have a large, single sink, it would work. I have to use mine in the tub.
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The size would be same as 'standard hose connection'- what is usually found on a utility tub.( In other words the threads found on a regular sink connection will not work).
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We couldn't find exact fit either. We found one that fits side to side but has a 2 Inch gap at top and bottom. It works for the money while we look for another. $45 @ Amazon. Make sure to get an off-center hole for the drain. It is all stainless and well made. Good luck!
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I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
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Yes it will or should, it's tne width of your tub that may or may not be a issue. Check the range (width range) vs the width of your tubs sidewalls. It's a great product!
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I used the drain that was used for my old washer. It is on the wall about 3 feet high. I have no problems with this configuration.