Keeney 601sn Brass Cable Tub Drain Satin Polished Chrome

Product Description

The KEENEY 601sn is a complete cable-style tub drain assembly built for leg-style bathtubs with exposed drain configurations. Constructed from 17-gauge brass, this drain ships as a full kit including polished chrome trim, a rubber stopper, and a chain. It is designed for installations where the drain pipe is not included, making it suitable for retrofit applications where existing piping is already in place. Licensed plumbers and experienced DIYers install this type of drain as part of a tub drain replacement or new installation on freestanding or claw-foot style tubs. The satin polished chrome finish provides a clean, period-appropriate appearance for exposed drain setups.

This drain is intended for leg-style bathtubs with exposed drain piping and a tub depth of 7.88 inches. It fits residential applications where a cable-actuated stopper system is the preferred drain control method. The 17-gauge brass construction offers durability in wet environments. With a 16-inch width spec, this assembly covers the standard sizing for most leg-style tub configurations. No additional piping is included, so the installer must verify that existing or separately sourced drain piping is compatible before proceeding.

Key Features

• 17-gauge brass drain body for corrosion resistance in continuous wet service
• Satin polished chrome finish on all exposed trim components
• Complete kit includes chrome trim, rubber stopper, and chain
• Designed for leg-style tubs with exposed drain installations
• No piping included — pairs with existing or separately sourced drain piping
• Tub depth compatibility of 7.88 inches

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation drain assembly for leg-style bathtubs with exposed drain configurations and a tub depth of approximately 7.88 inches.

Installation Notes

This drain assembly is typically installed by a licensed plumber, though it falls within scope for experienced DIYers familiar with tub drain work. Shut off the water supply and ensure the tub is empty and dry before beginning removal of the existing drain. Follow all applicable IPC and local plumbing code requirements for drain fitting connections and sealing. Do not overtighten brass fittings, as brass threads can strip or crack under excessive torque.