Oatey PP857-12 Split Floor Ceiling Plate 1.25 in Ips

Product Description

The OATEY PP857-12 is a split-design floor and ceiling escutcheon plate sized for 1.25-inch IPS pipe. The split construction allows the plate to be installed or removed without disconnecting the pipe, making it practical for retrofit work and service calls where the pipe is already in place. It slips around the pipe and closes securely to cover the rough opening where pipe penetrates a floor, ceiling, or wall. The finished appearance conceals gaps left during rough-in and helps maintain a clean, professional look at the penetration point. At 0.05 pounds, it is a lightweight trim component suited for residential and light commercial plumbing installations.

This plate is used wherever 1.25-inch IPS pipe passes through a finished floor, ceiling, or wall surface. Typical applications include supply and drain line penetrations in residential construction, renovation work, and plumbing service. The split design is especially useful in retrofit scenarios where the pipe cannot be removed to slide on a standard one-piece plate. Plumbers and pipefitters install this fitting as a finishing step after rough-in is complete.

Key Features

• Split construction allows installation around existing pipe without disconnecting fittings
• Sized for 1.25-inch IPS pipe penetrations
• Covers rough openings in floors, ceilings, and walls for a finished appearance
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy single-hand handling during install
• Compact profile at approximately 4.65 inches long by 5.45 inches wide by 0.7 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style trim fitting for 1.25-inch IPS pipe penetrations in residential and light commercial plumbing applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or qualified tradespersons. Shut off water supply and relieve line pressure before beginning any pipe work at the penetration. Open the split plate, position it around the pipe at the floor or ceiling surface, and close it to seat against the finished surface. No special tools are required for the plate itself, though finish fasteners may be used depending on the substrate.