OATEY 43711 2 in. or 3 in. PVC Snap-In Cleanout Assembly

Solvent weld. The assembly is PVC and bonds to the DWV pipe with PVC cement, so you need primer and solvent cement on the job, not a wrench. There is no threaded pipe connection to make up. The plug itself snaps in, which is what lets you pull it for rodding without disturbing the glued joint.

Snap-in. The cover pushes into place rather than threading down, so there are no threads to seize and no square nut to round off when a maintenance tech opens it years later. If your inspector or local code calls specifically for a threaded ABS or PVC cleanout plug with a raised nut, this is the wrong style and you want a threaded cleanout adapter and plug instead.

Order Oatey part number 43711. It ships as a complete assembly, body and cover together, so there is no separate plug or cap to add to the order. Weight is 0.691 pounds per assembly.

Yes, that is what it is for. The snap-in cover pulls out to open the line for a cable or jetter, then pushes back in, so a property manager or maintenance crew can rod a 2 or 3 inch DWV branch repeatedly without cutting the pipe or fighting a glued cap. Because the body is solvent welded, install it once at a spot you can actually reach: at the base of a stack, at a change of direction, or where the branch leaves the wall.

PVC throughout, in white, with a plastic cleanout cover. It matches white PVC DWV pipe rather than the black of ABS, so on an exposed wall or a crawlspace run it blends with the rest of the drainage line. For ABS systems you would use a black ABS cleanout instead.