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Tip-Toe Tub Trim Kit Set with Two-Hole Overflow Faceplate - Fits US Standard Sizes 1.40”-1.50” (Nickel)

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Tip-Toe Tub Trim Kit Set with Two-Hole Overflow Faceplate - Fits US Standard Sizes 1.40”-1.50” (Nickel)Tip Toe Tub Trim Kit Set with Two Hole Overflow Faceplate (Nickel) Key Features Complete tub trim kit with a push activated, tip toe style drain stopper. Includes a two hole overflow faceplate and all necessary mounting hardware. Durable metal construction with a brushed nickel finish. Kit contains both fine thread (1 1 2 in. 16 TPI) and coarse thread (1 3 8 in. 11. 5 TPI) drain bodies for wide compatibility. Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers This

Tip-Toe Tub Trim Kit Set with Two-Hole Overflow Faceplate (Nickel)

Key Features

  • Complete tub trim kit with a push-activated, tip-toe style drain stopper.
  • Includes a two-hole overflow faceplate and all necessary mounting hardware.
  • Durable metal construction with a brushed nickel finish.
  • Kit contains both fine-thread (1-1/2 in. - 16 TPI) and coarse-thread (1-3/8 in. - 11.5 TPI) drain bodies for wide compatibility.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

This kit serves as a universal replacement for most standard two-hole tub trim sets. It is designed to replace worn, outdated, or broken trim from major brands that use standard US plumbing sizes.

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits standard bathtub drain openings with a diameter of 1.40 in. to 1.50 in.
  • Designed for bathtubs with a two-hole overflow configuration.
  • Includes a 1-1/2 in. fine-thread (16 TPI) drain body.
  • Includes a 1-3/8 in. coarse-thread (11.5 TPI) drain body.
  • Faceplate screws are included for installation.

When to Replace

  • Existing drain stopper fails to hold water or operate smoothly.
  • Finish on current trim is corroded, tarnished, or physically damaged.
  • Water is leaking from the overflow gasket or drain seal.
  • Updating bathroom fixtures to a matching nickel finish.

Installation Tips

  • Ensure all old putty, sealant, and debris are removed from the tub surfaces before installing new components.
  • Determine whether your existing drain requires the fine or coarse-thread body before installation.
  • Apply a ring of plumber's putty or use a silicone gasket under the drain flange to create a watertight seal.
  • Hand-tighten components first to prevent cross-threading, then secure firmly. Do not overtighten screws.
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