Plumb Shop Div Brasscraft 220-624 Chrome Pipe Flange 2 Pack

Product Description

The PLUMB SHOP DIV BRASSCRAFT 220-624 is a shallow chrome finish pipe cover flange sold in a 2-pack. It is designed to conceal the gap where a supply pipe or tube exits a wall or floor, providing a clean, finished appearance at the pipe penetration point. The flange fits over 1/2 inch iron pipe or 3/4 inch O.D. copper tube. At 2.5 inches in diameter and only 0.4 inches in depth, the shallow profile keeps the cover plate tight to the surface. Plumbers and finish carpenters install these flanges as a final trim step on residential plumbing rough-ins and fixture installations.

This cover flange is suited for residential bathroom, kitchen, and utility room applications wherever a water supply line penetrates a finished wall or floor surface. Common install scenarios include under-sink supply stubs, toilet supply risers, and tub or shower valve rough-in areas. The chrome finish coordinates with standard chrome faucet trim and supply hardware. Two flanges are included per package, making the 220-624 practical for projects requiring matching cover plates at multiple pipe locations.

Key Features

• Chrome finish for a clean, polished appearance at pipe penetrations
• Fits 1/2 inch iron pipe or 3/4 inch O.D. copper tube
• Shallow 0.4 inch depth sits tight against wall or floor surfaces
• 2.5 inch diameter covers standard rough-in gaps around pipe stubs
• 2-pack value for jobs with multiple pipe penetration points

Compatibility

Designed to fit over 1/2 inch iron pipe or 3/4 inch O.D. copper tube as a finish trim cover at wall or floor penetrations in residential plumbing installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber or finish trades professional as part of the trim-out phase after rough-in plumbing is complete. Shut off the water supply to the affected line before any pipe work in the area. Slide the flange over the pipe before connecting the supply stop valve or fitting, as it cannot be installed after end fittings are in place. No special tools are required; the flange typically seats flush against the finished surface by hand.