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IPS Roof Flashings and Plumbing Parts
IPS offers roof flashings, plastic rain collars, Du-All washing machine outlet boxes, PVC shower pan liners and kits, and PVC toilet flanges. The roof flashings come in black, gray, brown and silver, with galvanized steel and plastic bases. The plumbing items cover washing machine drains, shower pans and toilet connections.
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Buying Guide: IPS Roof and Plumbing Parts
Roof Flashings and Rain Collars
IPS roof flashings are sold in sizes such as 8.75 in. W x 12.5 in. L and 12 in. W x 16 in. L. Options include galvanized steel, plastic and metal/plastic/rubber versions. A plastic rain collar is available for repairing the elastomer sealing collar on a roof vent flashing without caulk or mastic.
Washing Machine Boxes and Shower Liners
The Du-All dual drain washing machine outlet box has a 1/2 in. connection valve and a one-piece design. The PVC shower pan liner is gray, 40 mil thick, and can be glued directly to the drain. A liner kit is also available in a different size.
Toilet Flanges
The Flush-Tite PVC toilet flange is an inside closet flange for 3 in. Schedule 40 DWV PVC pipe, and it is made for solvent-weld installation. The Techno flange has an adjustable stainless steel ring and a test cap that stays in place until drain testing is done.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does IPS make?
IPS offers roof flashings, plastic rain collars, Du-All washing machine outlet boxes, PVC shower pan liners and kits, and PVC toilet flanges. Roof flashings and plumbing parts are both sold under the IPS name.
How do I choose the right size or part?
Match the width and length of the old roof flashing, or the pipe diameter on your roof vent, before ordering. For toilet flanges, match the pipe size, such as 3 in. Schedule 40 PVC. Check the part number on the old part when you can.
Who should install these plumbing parts?
Have a qualified technician install outlet boxes, shower pan liners and toilet flanges, because these are plumbing and drain parts. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and check your fixture manual first.
