Ez-flo 25763 Bell Pattern Escutcheon 1-1/2 in Tubular

Product Description

The EZ-FLO 25763 is a tubular bell pattern escutcheon designed to cover pipe penetrations at walls, floors, and finished surfaces. It fits around 1/2-inch IPS pipe and provides a clean, finished appearance in exposed plumbing installations. Constructed from stamped metal with a chrome finish, this escutcheon resists corrosion in wet service environments. The bell profile delivers expanded radial coverage compared to flat-style plates, making it useful where the wall opening is slightly oversized or irregular. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers install this part during rough-finish and trim-out stages of residential and light commercial plumbing work.

This escutcheon is suited for lavatory supply, kitchen drain, and utility piping applications where pipe-to-wall transitions are visible and appearance matters. It works on both new construction and retrofit installations where existing pipe penetrations need to be dressed out. The 1/2-inch IPS connection size makes it compatible with standard supply and drain rough-in configurations commonly found in residential bathrooms, kitchens, and utility spaces.

Key Features

• Bell pattern profile provides expanded coverage around pipe penetrations
• Chrome finish resists corrosion in wet and humid plumbing environments
• Stamped metal construction for durable, long-term service
• Fits 1/2-inch IPS pipe — compatible with standard residential supply rough-in
• Suitable for new construction and retrofit trim-out applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard escutcheon for 1/2-inch IPS pipe penetrations in residential and light commercial plumbing installations including lavatory, kitchen, and utility supply and drain applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or qualified tradesperson during the trim-out phase after pipe rough-in is complete. Slide the escutcheon over the pipe before making final connections, then seat it flush against the finished wall or floor surface. No special tools are required, but verify the pipe is correctly centered in the wall opening before seating the escutcheon. Follow local plumbing code requirements for finish trim in occupied spaces.