Try google?
The brass drains are made for commercial use, typically, and are expensive!
Sometimes the cover only fits the drain in which case you'll be out of luck.
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My basement has a rectangular drain under the door. It has a horrible plastic strainer.
I have seen beautiful brass drain strainers (Zurn) on commercial sites but do not know where to source one of these.
Any ideas?
Try google?
The brass drains are made for commercial use, typically, and are expensive!
Sometimes the cover only fits the drain in which case you'll be out of luck.
A plumbing supply house should be able to source them, but as mentioned above, some strainers are specific to the mfr's drain body.
Matt
Semi-professional plumbing designer
Enjoying life in SW Florida
What do you want? A strainer, (the piece that fastens with a few bolts), to fit your body, or a new top for your floor drain body? What is your floor drain made of? THere are companies that make replacement strainers for most plastic floor drains. Brass strainers are company specific and you have to know the manufactrurer, and sometimes the model number for a replacement part.
Thanks. I just wanted the top. It's a plastic drain and part of me was hoping these thing came in standard widths (lengths I could deal with by cutting).
My current strainer is grey plastic. I like shiney brass. Zurn do a lovely one.
A plumbing supply that deals with "Trim to the Trade" or Brasstech should be able to get what you need. They make various colored parts for drains from all the major brands.
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