Snappy Trap Double Bowl Kitchen Sink Drain Kit, 1-1/2" with Flexible P-Trap, Universally Compatible Complete Drain Kit, Easy No-Tool Installation (DK-110 Silver)

This nicely packaged kit is made in Mexico, and complete with all parts you will need for most installations. I often try to buy Made in USA items, so I was surprised at the high build quality of this kit. For some time now, Leviton electrical connectors have been made in Mexico, and it seems like the high end injection molding technology is being put to other uses. (Purely my educated guess!) My installation went together easily, and had no leaks. The "Y" portion of the kit is designed with an internal partition which helps keep one sink from back draining into the other. Again, nicely made ! The drain hoses are not as flexible as the product photo would lead you to believe. They are, however, very strong. They are also smooth walled so food particles will not collect inside. More thorough instructions could have been provided on how to shorten the drain tubes. The video on youtube was a big help - just that it left out a measurement for how far the cut tube inserts into the connector. Also, disassembling the tubing to shorten it requires strong hands ! I'm a big guy and I found it challenging. Good thing not every installation will require this. The tubes are well assembled from the factory. Another detail left out was how to adapt my 5/8" dishwasher to the nice big 7/8" connector on the Snappy Trap. I used a brass 5/8" double male hose barb, and a BrassCraft Model # BC0475 Rubber Dishwasher Branch Connector, which came complete with clamps. Perfect fit, no leaks - first try !I even gained more usable space under the sink, as a result of relocating the drain pipes. Seems worth the extra money to me. No glue, means no fumes, plus ease of service in the future. Be sue you follow the recommendations for vertical clearance. Bottom of trap pipe to center line of wall pipe 4" or more recommended.

It's not uncommon that I'll come across a product online that looks too good to be true, and more often than not, the claims of the ad/website are overinflated for what the product actually is.Most everyone has bought something they saw on TV or through an ad and when they get it, the quality is poor or it doesn't perform as it's supposed to until you find the fine print that requires you to purchase some sort of accessory for it.I accidentally found this product on YouTube while searching for information on garbage disposal accessories/parts. I thought the video was pretty cool, but it appeared to be for a German product, so I moved on. After replacing my disposal, I decided to replace the plumbing under the kitchen sink. Again, I found this product while performing this search -- except this time I found the company website.Found it on Amazon and was surprised at the reasonable price. I figured that the quality wasn't going to be very good, but for the price, why not give it a try?Glad that I did!Everything comes in a bag. The instructions are clear, the parts are labeled well so it's easy to discern what goes where, and the entire system is made with quality. It took about 20 minutes to install from the time I opened the package. Don't let the video fool you -- the tubing is very sturdy and it took a little strength to make the appropriate bends, but even a 10-year old could do it.The best thing about this is that it saved me about a cubic square foot under the sink for more storage space.I'm so impressed with this product, I intend to install it on all of my sinks in the house. Glad that this product is as good as advertised!

The instructional videos deceptively make this look easy -- which it would be if you could stand in front of your under-sink plumbing the way they do in the videos. It would take less than 10 minutes to install. But when you get down on your hands and knees and lean forward to reach under the sink, you lose all the leverage you need to cut pipe, tighten clamps, and generally wrestle this thing into place. There are also videos that will show you how to cut the flexible tubing, and you should assume you will have to do that, because few sinks will have that much space in the cabinet underneath. By making the flexible segments long enough that one-size-fits-all, they have a product where one-size-fits-none. However, after a lot of struggle it does install and the flex in the system does a decent job of dealing with movement of the sinks (the drain hangs lower when the sink is full of water) and vibration from a garbage disposal, without the seals coming loose.

I was extremely impressed with my purchase of the Snappy Trap 1-1/2" DRAIN kit for Double Kitchen Sinks. First off, the packaging was impressive as everything is kept together in a plastic bag sealed by Coflex at their factory. This prevents loss of small parts like the leak prevention collars and pipe caps. Second, the quality of the parts seemed top notch. An example of this are those leak prevention collars which are used to prevent leaks around the caps. If you've bought any under sink pipe kits, you know these are usually a weak link as they often slip when screwing the pipe collars down. This is because these leak prevention collars are usually made of something like teflon and as a result, they're usually very stiff and unforgiving. Snappy Trap's leak prevention collars are made of a more flexible, orange, rubber-like material which is much more reliable. In fact, I'd pay to buy a pack of these if they would sell them separately. Lastly the design of the Snappy Trap is outstanding! I have a weird outgoing pipe angle which sits just below our waste disposal, so the original plastic PVC piping was almost comical in nature. But the Snappy Trap's extremely flexible design meant I was able to have the waste disposal portion of the Snappy Trap essentially almost wrap back on itself. This helped me finish the install in under 20 minutes. The design also allows for bends with less "connective" elements normally required in PVC kits, which often leads to more potential leak points. All in all, I am extremely pleased with my purchase and I will always look to Coflex for my under sink piping needs from now on!

I am impressed with this product. I had a very unique situation going on in my vacation rental, and I never call a plumber, or anyone really, unless I cannot figure it out. I had a very high wall drain, with a long drain pipe coming out of the wall, with a Marvel adapter. There was no configuration I could get to work with the PVC crap pieces. It would always result in a slow drip. I tried everything over the course of 2 years and none of the PVC would do the trick. It was a combination of terrible plumbing, and lazy remodeling.I stumbled on this item while researching alternatives to ripping out the back of the cabinet, and cutting the pipe way down and redoing all the plumbing under the kitchen double sink. So I saw this contraption for $25 and thought that it might work for me...I get the item, unbox it, read the directions, and right away am very clear on what needs to happen. These people really put this item together well. It's like a choose your own adventure of plumbing. Is your sink drain this much higher than the drain? If so choose step 7, if not choose step 2... Very well thought out, and covers a wide range of possible scenarios. I had one which was not listed in the instructions, so I improvised a little.As I mentioned, my wall drain pipe was very long, and extended about 10" out of the wall, which made it impossible to fix with PVC, like I said. I SOMEHOW got this drain kit to loop to opposite sides, and made it JUST work... It was amazing, and was a really solid connection. The pipes go to opposite sinks, but it works, and there are no leaks. I even banged it up a little to test it out. Very solid drain kit. I feel confident that it will last for a long time.All in all, this is a product I was happy to use. It was a quality item, made from sturdy material, with very clear and logical instructions, and quick shipping. I ended up hook up two extra deep sinks with a dishwasher on it, to a high wall drain that sticks out way too far. I had my doubts that it would work, and thought I would need to rip our my cabinets and wall to fix the drain... but it somehow worked. I am going to replace all of the plumbing under all of my sinks in my units with this. Add a water sensor under the cabinet for extra assurance, and forget about leaks forever.

Works pretty good. I have a standard width double sink with one side having a garbage disposal and it is tough to get the flex tubes oriented right while not creating a second trap like the instructions say. I had to use the flexible rubber adapter on the flange coming out of the wall and once I connected the pre-built P-trap, the weight of everything else once hooked up made it sag down a little since the rubber adapter is very pliable. Also, after tightening everything hand-tight, after 24 hours the P-trap started leaking at the connection to the flex-tubes. I had to go back in and really crank down on the plastic nut until it wouldn't tighten anymore to get it to seal right. I wanted this product to be more of a solution than it really was. The whole reason I replaced the hard PVC was because it was crooked and didn't really sit that level. With this snappy trap, I don't feel like I completely solved that problem. The P-trap is still a little crooked due to the weight of everything else connected to it.

Snappy Trap 1 1/2" Drain Kit for Double Kitchen Sinks This is my second purchase of the Snappy Trap Drain Kit for Double Sinks. When I sat down in front of my new sink with my Snappy trap in hand I smiled. Normally I hate this job--going to the hardware store and buying an assortment of drain parts and washers and getting out all my plumbing tools, and wondering how may more trips to the hardware store I will have to make before I finish this job and thinking about how bad my back was going to hurt before this project was finished. But today was going to be different. I finally had the right equipment fo the job.I got under the sink after I had installed the disposer on one sink and the drain and basket in the other sink, I twisted the garbage disposal at the angle I needed and then put the Snappy trap under the sink and put the trap part into the plumbing outlet in the wall and then moved the two ends that go to the disposal and the other sink until I could see the best way to run the flexible lines. One was a perfect length the other was a little too long so I marked the hose and took out the trap, unscrewed the flexible hose from its connector and easily shortened the hose with a razor knife and replaced the connector, They I went back under the sink and put the trap part back on the wall outlet, bent the flexible line as needed (very easy to do), screwed one line to the disposal and the other to the other sink, and tightened the plastic nuts . Then I checked for leaks and WOW--I was done!! No more cutting hard plastic with a saw, no more extra trips to get a longer part or return all the parts you didn't need.ADVANTAGES: 1.) TIME SAVER There is only one line to connect instead of 6 or 7 ;pieces that have to be turned and shortened or maybe the one you bought is too short and back to the store you go for a longer one. There are only three joints to connect--one at the wall, and one at each sink instead of one at the wall, two at the trap, one at each sink, two where the lines come together etc etc etc. (You've all done this--you know what I mean) AND of course you can have a leak in any or all of these places.2.)CONVENIENCE You get all the parts you need in the kit so you don't have to go to the big box store and hope they have all the parts and connectors you will need and hope you get all of them on the first trip (Yeh right!!) You don't need a saw to shorten the connectors. Very easy to shorten the flex lines and bend them to fit perfectly in any drain and sink configurations.3)NO LINE BLOCKAGES The Snappy trap has no place for food or debris to build up inside the lines. Inside the pipe is a perfectly smooth inside--even in the flexible parts of the line,4.)LESS LIKELY TO LEAK The flexible line make it possible to take any stress that you sometimes get with the old system when the lines you put in don't exactly come together perfectly making a potential leak place. The washers in the connectors are a soft rubber and seal better than the stiff washers from the old method.5.) MORE ROOM UNDER THE SINK The flexible lines make it easy to tuck the lines up closer to the sink and to the back of the cabinet to a garbage container and kitchen chemicals will fit easier under the sinks.DISADVANTAGES You will have to find something to do with that extra time that you scheduled for this project--like watching a football game or playing with your kids.I highly recommend this piece of genius equipment as you have probably guessed by now. They have thought of everything!!!!

This never worked for us. We contacted the company many times, email and calls, and they would tell us that yes--do it this way, do it that way--even emailed me diagrams. We never did get it to work and it went in the garbage. Our biggest hurdle is that it is NOT that flexible...and you have to really pull and stretch on the "flexible" parts to get it to bend. We have an offset drain hole in the floor of the cabinet under the sink--that's why we thought this would be our solution without bends/turns with pvc, but when you bend it over, it puts added pressure on the connection to the sink drain, and then that leaks. Also the flexible "arms" aren't long enough if you have any sort of offset. Your drain better be mid-center of your cabinet in the floor or in the wall behind the drain plumbing. It if is offset, there is no way it will work. It was just a lot more trouble than it was worth--and definitely not worth the money--by no means worth the money! I would like to add they are very nice to deal with--but they will swear over and over to you on the phone and emails that it will work--and it's your fault, you are just not doing it right. I also expect if they read this review they will contact me immediately--they seem to get their feelings hurt easily. I have one email from them that really teed me off because I emailed them with a question, telling them I was missing a part--they were chastising and condescending, and began the litany of "it will work you aren't doing it right".

I used to hate everything related to plumbing. I tried to do it all by myself and buying all the pieces. I always had to go back to the store because 1 piece was not the right size and don't get me started on the leaking issues. My life changed when I bought this product, it took me 10 minutes to install. No leaks, easy breezy. Best purchase I made in a long time! Would recommend to anybody, worth the price!!

Good for DIY people. Shipped from US and very good suit to Australia. especially Australian top expensive and hopeless plumer.

Después de varios años con fugas de agua en el drenaje del fregadero, y con trampas flexibles que se tapan cada año, me decidí a invertir en un buen producto para solucionar los problemas definitivamente. Este producto es hasta el momento una buena opción. Es relativamente caro, pero creo que la calidad de los componentes lo valen.Una trampa P sólida es importante. Las trampas flexibles de acordeón parecen fáciles de instalar pero a la larga se tapan y no sellan bien. Esta Snappy Trap tiene una trampa sólida, y los tubos tienen las roscas, empaques, y tuercas adecuadas para crear un buen sello.Los tubos flexibles miden 33 cm. En muchas fotografías y videos parecen ser demasiado largos y flexibles. En realidad los tubos no son tan largos, y tampoco son tan flexibles. Los tubos parecen que son de acordeón pero no es así; el exterior tiene anillos para mejorar la flexibilidad, pero el interior es liso; esto no es malo, ya que los tubos tiene una construcción sólida, pero al mismo tiempo se pueden doblar suficientemente para acomodarse a las canastas del fregadero.

Hasta el momento cumple perfectamente con la función para la cuál fue fabricado

Great product, no glue required, and only takes a few minutes to install, although the pipes are a bit stiff. You can try different combinations to suit your scenario.