Plumb Shop Div Brasscraft 714-835 Split Flange

Product Description

The PLUMB SHOP DIV BRASSCRAFT 714-835 is a chrome plated brass split flange designed for floor and ceiling pipe escutcheon applications in residential and light commercial plumbing. The two-piece split design allows installation around an existing pipe without disconnecting it, saving time during trim-out or retrofit work. It fits 1/2 inch iron pipe and accommodates 3/4 inch outer diameter tube. The chrome plated brass construction provides a clean, finished appearance while resisting corrosion in wet environments. Licensed plumbers and finish carpenters install this type of flange as the final cosmetic cover where supply or drain lines pass through a floor, wall, or ceiling surface.

This split flange is suited for residential plumbing trim-out work where pipe penetrations through finished surfaces need a professional, concealed appearance. Typical applications include bathroom drain lines, supply stub-outs, and utility room piping that passes through flooring or ceiling panels. The split configuration is particularly useful in remodel scenarios where the pipe is already in place and a standard one-piece escutcheon cannot be slipped over the end of the line.

Key Features

• Split two-piece design allows installation on existing pipe without disconnecting plumbing
• Chrome plated brass construction for corrosion resistance and finished appearance
• Fits 1/2 inch iron pipe and 3/4 inch OD tube
• Suitable for both floor and ceiling mounting
• Compact profile at approximately 0.37 inches thick for low-profile trim applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/2 inch iron pipe and 3/4 inch outer diameter drain tube in standard residential and light commercial plumbing escutcheon applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber during finish trim-out. Shut off the water supply to the affected line before beginning any service work in the area. The split flange snaps or screws around the pipe at the floor or ceiling surface — no pipe disconnection is required. Follow all applicable local plumbing codes for escutcheon and penetration finishing requirements.