Qwik Trap Connector
Qwik Trap Connector
A flexible P-trap that lines up when your sink drain and wall pipe don’t. It clamps on with no slip nuts and fits 1¼″ or 1½″ sink drains.
The trap that lines up
Old trap leaking, or the new sink won’t line up? The Qwik Trap is one flexible piece, so it bends to meet the pipes where they are. Two stainless clamps hold it on.
No tools to clear it. Squeeze the flexible trap to break a clog loose, or loosen the two clamps and take it off to clean.
Fits a 1¼″ sink drain, or cut to fit 1½″.
No slip nuts to work loose when someone bumps the trap.
The flexible body resists freeze damage.
Flexible PVC with 300 series stainless steel clamps.
Qwik Trap Connector for 1¼″ or 1½″ sink drains
One trap, two sizes. Out of the package, each end fits a 1¼″ sink drain, like most bathroom sinks. For a 1½″ sink drain, like most kitchen and laundry sinks, cut the end to fit.
- Replaces plastic or metal drain traps
- Bathroom, kitchen, bar and laundry sinks
- Hand tighten, then check for leaks
- Also sold on a retail card as PFT-150
Four steps
- Remove the old trapSet a bucket under the sink. Loosen the old trap and take it off.
- Size itFor a 1¼″ sink drain, use it as is. For 1½″, cut the end to fit.
- Slide it onSlide one end over the sink drain and the other over the trap arm. Bend it to line up.
- Tighten and testHand tighten both clamps with a screwdriver or nut driver. Run water and check for leaks.
Specifications
| Part | FT-150 Qwik Trap Connector (retail card: PFT-150) |
| Fits | 1¼″ sink drain; cut to fit 1½″ sink drain |
| Connects | Plastic or metal tubular drain pipe |
| Material | Flexible PVC |
| Clamps | 300 series stainless steel |
| Install | Hand tighten, then check for leaks |
| Max temperature | 120°F |
| Height | 9.52″ |
| Standard | ASTM D5926 |
| Made in | USA |
Common questions
Which size do I need?
The same trap fits both. Most bathroom sinks have a 1¼″ drain, so use it as is. Most kitchen and laundry sinks have a 1½″ drain, so cut the end to fit. Not sure? Reach out.
Will it work with a metal drain?
Yes. It clamps onto plastic or metal tubular drain pipe, so you can join a chrome sink drain to a plastic trap arm.
How tight should the clamps be?
Hand tight with a screwdriver or nut driver. Tubular drain pipe is thin, so don’t overdo it. Run water and check for leaks.
How do I clear a clog?
Squeeze the trap to break it loose. If that doesn’t do it, loosen the two clamps, take the trap off, clean it and put it back.
Can it handle hot water?
Up to 120°F.
Connect to the drain.
Pair the Qwik Trap with a Fernco Drain & Trap Connector to join the tubular trap arm to the 1½″ or 2″ drain line in the wall or floor.
- 1¼″ or 1½″ tubular to drain pipe
- No glue or primer
- Made in USA
