OATEY 43636 1-1/2 in. ABS 6 in. x 6 in. Bell Trap Drain

A bell trap holds its own water seal inside the body, which is what the bell does, so it is sold as the trap for that drain point. Worth knowing: many jurisdictions do not accept a bell trap as a code-legal trap on an interior floor drain because the seal evaporates and can be defeated if the bell is removed. Check with your inspector on the specific application before you set it, and use a standard P-trap floor drain where a mechanical trap is required.

It is a 6 inch by 6 inch square bell trap. That is the footprint you need to allow for in the pour or the patch, and it is the square strainer face you will see at floor level once it is set.

Yes. The strainer snaps onto the drain body, so it pops off by hand for clearing debris or pulling the bell to rod the line. No screws to back out, which matters when you are servicing an area drain that silts up.

The body is ABS in black. ABS is a solvent-weld DWV plastic, so it pairs with the ABS drainage piping most residential and light commercial jobs already use underground. It is not a cast iron or nickel bronze drain, so keep it out of traffic-rated locations, vehicle areas, and anywhere it will take direct load.

The same 6 x 6 body covers both, Oatey lists it as the 1-1/2 inch or 2 inch, 6 x 6 bell trap drain. On 1-1/2 inch it slips over the pipe; on 2 inch you land it inside a coupling. Order the 43636 either way. Step up to the 9 x 9 body only when you move to 3 inch or 4 inch.

About 1 pound. It is a light ABS part, so nothing about handling or shipping is a factor, but that also tells you it is not a load-bearing drain, set it where it will not be driven over or struck.