[Lifetime Warranty] 4” Metal Shower Strainer Drain Trim Set - Screw-in Cover for US Standard Sizes - Complete Kit with Machine & Self-Tapping Screws

4” Metal Shower Strainer Drain Trim Set

Key Features

• Universal 4-Inch Diameter:Precision-sized to fit standard US residential shower drain openings, providing a clean, flush-mount appearance.
• Heavy-Duty Metal Construction:Manufactured from corrosion-resistant stainless steel (or plated brass) to withstand constant exposure to water, soap, and cleaning chemicals.
• Optimal Drainage Flow:Features a high-capacity perforated pattern that allows for maximum water drainage while effectively trapping larger debris.
• Complete Installation Kit:Includes both 10-24 machine screws and self-tapping screws to ensure compatibility with various drain base materials (PVC, ABS, or Cast Iron).
• Vandal-Resistant Design:The screw-in configuration prevents the cover from shifting or being accidentally removed during use or cleaning.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Standard 4" Snap-In or Screw-In Covers
• Oatey 42115 Style
• LASCO 03-4333 Style
• Jones Stephens D76001 Style
• Generic 4-Inch Round Strainer Grids

Compatibility & Fitment

• Drain Bases:Fits Oatey, Cashel, Sioux Chief, and Kohler standard drain assemblies.
• Hole Spacing:Designed for standard 2-7/8 inch center-to-center screw hole spacing.
• Material Compatibility:Works with tile-in shower pans, fiberglass stalls, and acrylic shower bases.
• Mounting Options:Compatible with both threaded brass inserts (using machine screws) and direct plastic mounting (using self-tapping screws).

When to Replace

• Surface Corrosion:The original finish is pitted, rusted, or peeling, which can trap bacteria and affect the bathroom's aesthetics.
• Clogged Openings:Mineral buildup (hard water) has significantly reduced the drainage holes' size, causing water to pool at your feet.
• Loose Cover:The mounting holes on the old strainer have widened or stripped, allowing the cover to "pop up" or move.
• Physical Damage:The cover is bent or dented, preventing a flush fit against the shower floor.
• Lost Screws:Missing hardware has left the drain exposed, creating a safety hazard for feet and allowing debris to enter the main line.

Installation Tips

• Measure First:Verify your screw-to-screw distance (usually 2-7/8") before attempting installation to ensure the holes align with the drain base.
• Clear the Flange:Use a small brush to clean the threads or mounting area of the drain base to remove old hair, soap scum, or mineral deposits.
• Screw Selection:Test the machine screws first. If the drain base does not have threaded metal inserts, use the included self-tapping screws to bite into the plastic.
• Hand Tighten:Use a manual screwdriver rather than a power drill to avoid stripping the plastic threads or scratching the finish of the new metal plate.
• Anti-Seize:Apply a small amount of waterproof plumber's grease to the screw threads to make future removal for drain cleaning much easier.