Evolution Aqua
Evolution Aqua 4" Bottom Drain with Air Diffuser
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Feel free to reach out to us with any questions!
You can contact us through:
Phone: (833) 777-0940Our business hours are Monday - Saturday: 8AM - 6:30PM CST, Also, you'll find a Live Chat window in the lower right corner for immediate assistance!
The Evolution Aqua 4" Aerated Bottom Drain is made of heavy duty Schedule 80 PVC. It features both a 4" horizontal pipe fitting and a 1" side-mounted aeration pipe fitting to make aeration simpler. The center stand pipe can be adjusted, threading to the underside of the aeration plate and gluing to the bottom of the drain base. Includes stainless steel screws, liner ring and aeration disc with plate.
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View Evolution Aqua 4" Bottom Drain with Air Diffuser Instructions (PDF)
The Evolution Aqua 4" Aerated Bottom Drain is made of heavy duty Schedule 80 PVC. It features both a 4" horizontal pipe fitting and a 1" side-mounted aeration pipe fitting to make aeration simpler. The center stand pipe can be adjusted, threading to the underside of the aeration plate and gluing to the bottom of the drain base. Includes stainless steel screws, liner ring and aeration disc with plate.
Features:
View Evolution Aqua 4" Bottom Drain with Air Diffuser Instructions (PDF)
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