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Offset Grid Strainer Drain for Sinks
- For wheelchair lavatory
- With overflow
- 4-3/4" (114 mm) – 5" (127 mm) offset
- 1-1/4" (32 mm) tailpiece
- Brass construction
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Product Specs
- Product Type:
- Strainer Drain
- Product Group:
- Washroom/Bath Accessories
- Product Subgroup:
- Parts and Accessories
- Department:
- Plumbing
- Parts and Accessories Type:
- Drain Assembly
- Application:
- Faucet
American Standard 7723018.002 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Why would I use an offset strainer instead of a straight grid strainer on a sink?
The offset shifts the drain outlet 4-3/4 inches (114 mm) to 5 inches (127 mm) sideways from the bowl opening. That clears the space directly under the basin, which is what a wheelchair-accessible lavatory needs for knee clearance and what you use when the wall stub is not centered under the bowl. A straight strainer drops the tailpiece dead center and eats that space.
2) What size tailpiece does the American Standard 7723018 strainer have, and will it connect to my P-trap?
The tailpiece is 1-1/4 inch (32 mm), the standard lavatory drain size, so it mates with a 1-1/4 inch lavatory P-trap. If the trap arm under your sink is 1-1/2 inch, that is a kitchen or bar sink size and you need a reducing trap or adapter, not this drain.
3) Does the 7723018 strainer come with a stopper or pop-up?
No stopper. It is a grid strainer, which is a fixed open grid over the drain with no lift rod, no ball rod, and no linkage to the faucet. If the fixture needs to hold water, you want a pop-up drain assembly instead. Grid is the usual choice for public and institutional washrooms where you do not want a stopper to maintain.
4) Can I use the 7723018 offset strainer on a sink without an overflow?
No. The 7723018 is the with-overflow version, meaning the drain body is ported to pass water from the basin's overflow channel. Put it in a basin that has no overflow and the port has nowhere to draw from; put a non-overflow drain in an overflow basin and the overflow is blocked. Match the drain to the bowl.
5) Is the American Standard 7723018 offset strainer ADA compliant?
The 7723018 is made for a wheelchair lavatory, and the offset tailpiece is the reason: moving the drain 4-3/4 to 5 inches off center is how you keep the piping out of the knee and toe space under an accessible basin. Whether the finished installation meets accessibility requirements still depends on the lavatory, mounting height, and how the exposed piping is wrapped.
6) Is the American Standard offset grid strainer metal or plastic?
Brass construction, finished in chrome. That matters on an accessible lavatory where the drain body is often exposed below the bowl and gets bumped, cleaned, and sometimes insulated over.
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