OATEY P9720 Dearborn® 1-1/2" S-Trap w/ PVC Solvent Weld Adapter

Yes. The Dearborn 1-1/2 inch S-trap is offered two ways: with a PVC solvent weld adapter, which is what the P9720 is, or with an ABS threaded adapter. Pick the threaded version if you are joining to a threaded drain stub rather than gluing into PVC pipe.

Everything needed to make up the slip joints ships with it: 3 slip joint nuts and 2 washers are included. You will still need solvent cement and primer for the PVC adapter end, since that joint is glued.

An S-trap like the Dearborn P9720 turns back down into a drain in the floor; a P-trap exits horizontally into a wall stub-out. Match the trap to where your drain comes from. Many jurisdictions restrict S-traps on new work because they can siphon dry, so confirm your local code before specifying one for anything other than a like-for-like replacement.

It is polypropylene plastic, white in color. Polypropylene traps resist drain chemicals and will not corrode the way chrome-plated brass does, which is why they are common in maintenance and multi-family work where traps get swapped repeatedly. For an exposed vanity where appearance matters, a chrome tubular trap is the usual choice instead.

Yes. The trap body uses slip joint connections with nuts and washers, so it loosens by hand or with a spud wrench for cleanout. The one joint that does not come apart is the PVC solvent weld adapter, which is cemented to the drain pipe.

Order it as Oatey P9720. It weighs 0.8 pounds and has a listed volume of 0.161, so it is light enough to stock on the truck in quantity for turnover work.