Jones Stephens b0711bi Lift Turn Drain Half Kit Biscuit

Product Description

The JONES STEPHENS b0711bi is a biscuit-finish, 2-hole Schedule 40 lift/turn drain half kit designed for bathtub and basin drain assemblies. Built from PVC, this half kit includes the stopper mechanism and associated fittings needed to complete a lift/turn drain configuration. Pre-threaded bolt holes on the top elbows simplify alignment and fastening during rough-in and trim-out. A 3/8-inch thread size allows for pressure testing before final installation. Licensed plumbers and experienced plumbing tradespeople install this type of drain kit as part of new construction or fixture replacement work.

This drain half kit is suited for residential bathroom applications where a lift/turn stopper mechanism is specified. The biscuit finish coordinates with fixtures in ivory and off-white color palettes. Schedule 40 PVC construction meets standard residential drain, waste, and vent material requirements. The 2-hole faceplate mounting configuration is the standard layout for most tub overflow cover installations, making this a straightforward swap in typical residential settings.

Key Features

• Biscuit finish for coordination with off-white and ivory fixture sets
• Schedule 40 PVC construction — UV resistant and corrosion free
• Pre-threaded bolt holes on top elbows for simplified installation
• 3/8-inch thread size supports pre-installation pressure testing
• 2-hole mounting configuration matches standard residential tub overflow covers
• Lift/turn stopper mechanism for straightforward drain operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation half kit for standard 2-hole residential bathtub drain assemblies using a lift/turn stopper configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with local plumbing codes and IPC guidelines. Shut off the water supply and drain all standing water from the fixture before beginning work. Use the 3/8-inch threaded port to perform a pressure test on the drain assembly before closing up the finished surface. Do not overtighten PVC fittings, as over-torquing can crack the material and compromise the seal.