🚿 Top-Install Chrome WingTite Shower Drain Replacement, Ensures Easy Installation and Enhanced Searchability Review

We have a 20 year old shower that was starting to leak and we were looking for several thousand dollars to fix it. After seeing a video of how it works on YT, I ordered it. I was a little embarrassed because once you've made the necessary cuts, there's no turning back. Also, our shower was a bit different from the videos and photos, so I had to use a small chisel to finish the cuts. Overall installation was very easy and I think it's a better solution than OEM + the leak is gone! I love this…

I ordered WingTite to fix a leak in my shower stall. However when I removed the power drain cap it didn't look like the video, the drain was part of the pan. I called WingTite and they told me I couldn't use WingTite, but their help didn't end there. I sent them a picture of my gutter and they told me what type it was and where I could get the part I needed even though they didn't have it. I don't know how I would have figured that out myself. Returning WingTite to Revain was easy and free (I…

Wow! Simply amazing product and company with true old fashioned customer service. did the repairs myself and ended up saving between $700 and $1,000. I received 6 suggestions from plumbers to fix a leaking drain fitting in a fiberglass shower pan on the panel below. Each of them told me that the pan needed to be pulled out. Not so! After googling for solutions I found Wing Tit. Before purchasing the product, I called customer service and asked for advice to assess the details of my…

I bought this stock as it was the only top of the range model I could find. I immediately had trouble trying to remove the plastic box nut from the old drain. I had a good lock and tried my best to get it loose but it was stuck. Late at night I called the support number on the package and was able to speak to a live person. This person was very knowledgeable and meticulously explained how to remove a jammed castle nut. It was a lengthy process, but better than tearing down my shower. I took my…

We bought a new house a week ago and were glad to have a master bathroom in our upstairs bedroom. My wife showered in the main bathroom for the first two days and I used one of the other showers. The first time I showered in the main bathroom I went downstairs and found a huge water stain on the ceiling with water dripping from it. Apparently the leak came from the main shower. I made a face and went to inspect the shower. The drain thread snapped so I bought a new one from Lowes. When I took…

I rarely write reviews. The hardest part for me was removing the old drain. I consider myself a little handy, but I have no experience with plumbing. It looked pretty easy on the video with wingtite. Apparently I had a different type of drain. I called tech support after I started sawing off the old stock. I'm glad I did. Greg took the call and asked me to email him the photos. He described the type of drain I had and what 4 additional items I needed to purchase (#1 is a 2" DWV PVC coupler, #2…

I first installed a 48 inch Delta pedestal shower in my hallway bathroom. In its place was not a soul. because the bathroom used to be used as a half-bath and laundry room (a very odd combination indeed). I moved the washer and dryer to a new laundry room I built in the basement and wanted a second bathroom. I used to have one other drain uses products that will inevitably cause water to flow around the drain and cause a flooding problem, even after using plumber, silicone and other products…

This product works great and I have had no problems with it. However, my setup was tricky. I had a leaking 30 year old Mustee pipe. Removal is problematic as the tube goes straight to the drain cap. I thought it was solvent welding. I contacted Greg from PlumbRite and he patiently and professionally told me what I needed to do. That gave me more confidence that I could take on this role. I thought it would be a good idea to look up the manufacturer and part number. my old stock since they were…

Unfortunately my second floor shower room was leaking and this is where this little saga began. The first step was to pull out the old drain. I started using it even before I ordered WingTite. You'll need to remove the old drain no matter what product you're working with, so you might want to do that first and figure out what you're dealing with. In my case I had an ABS "Oatey" drain. I even went to the hardware store and looked at other Oatey drains to pick up a small tool used to remove the…