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Picture of DRAIN FITTING (MODEL LKAD35) The Drain Fitting, model LKAD35, is an offset drain fitting designed for use in wheelchair-accessible bathrooms and kitchens. This fitting has a stainless steel body and strainer basket, with a chrome-plated brass tailpiece that is offset to allow wheelchairs to fit under the sink. The drainer has a flex stem and rubber stopper. DIMENSIONS: Drain opening is 3.5 inches in diameter. The top diameter is 4.5 inches. The tailpiece is offset 12.75 inches.

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Price: 97.00.

This product record was updated on January 9, 2013.

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Elkay Manufacturing Co

2222 Camden Court
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
United States
Telephone: 630-574-8484.
Web: http://www.elkay-mfg.com.


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