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Connecting 2 inch drain to 1.5 pipe
I am replacing an old shower pan with a new one. The existing drain line is 1.5 galvanized
Steel pipe going underground. I would like to avoid jackhammering up the floor. Is there a reducer or coupling that I can use to convert a 2 inch shower drain into the 1.5 pipe? |
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