OATEY 2718-1 Dearborn® 1-1/4" S-Trap - Budget Ga.

An S-trap turns down into a floor waste; a P-trap turns out into a wall waste. The Dearborn 2718-1 is the S-trap form, so pick it only when the drain line leaves through the floor directly under the fixture. If your waste stub comes out of the wall, you need a P-trap instead. Many jurisdictions restrict S-traps in new work, so they are most often bought for repair and replacement on existing floor-drained fixtures.

Brass tube with a chrome-plated finish, not plastic. That makes it suitable for exposed installs under a pedestal or wall-hung lavatory where the trap is visible. It is a budget gauge tube, so the wall is thinner than heavy-gauge brass traps; it is aimed at standard residential and light commercial replacement work rather than high-abuse service.

Yes, a flange is included, which is what covers the hole where the trap passes into the floor. On a visible install under a pedestal sink that matters, because the chrome flange finishes the penetration without a separate trim purchase.

No. The 2718-1 uses slip joint connections at both ends, so it assembles with slip nuts and washers and hand tools. That also means it comes apart for cleaning a stoppage without cutting anything. It does not include the tailpiece or the waste arm going into the floor, so order those separately in 1-1/4 inch if you are not reusing what is there.

About 1.15, per the product weight spec, with a volume of 0.161. Useful if you are pulling a pallet quantity for a multi-family turnover package rather than a single repair.