Watts RD-103 14-1/8 in Cast-iron Roof Drain
Cast-iron roof drain with epoxy-coated basin, self-locking plastic dome, and integral flashing clamp for 3-inch no-hub connection
- Product typeDrain Components
- Product colorBlue
- Epoxy-coated cast iron resists corrosion for long service life
- 14-1/8 inch diameter handles high-volume roof runoff
- Self-locking plastic dome stays secure without tools
- Bottom outlet with no-hub connection simplifies pipe installation
- Includes flashing clamp with integral stop for watertight seal
Roof drain with cast-iron body and plastic dome
This roof drain features a cast-iron body finished in epoxy coating for corrosion resistance. A self-locking plastic dome sits above the flange while the outlet is located at the bottom. The unit includes a flashing clamp with an integral stop for secure roof membrane attachment.
Suited for flat-roof drainage on commercial
Installers needing a no-hub connection on a three-inch pipe will find this drain compatible. Projects that require a metal dome, a side-outlet configuration or a different pipe diameter should select another model.
14-1/8 inch overall diameter fits standard roof
The circular basin measures 14-1/8 inches across, matching common roof-penetration sizes. This single dimension determines whether the drain aligns with the prepared hole in the roof deck.
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- Price $279.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 4,240 comparable items (median $31.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Watts |
| Model name | RD-103 |
| Product type | Drain Components |
| Product color | Blue |
Questions about this item
What size roof opening fits the 14-1/8 in overall diameter?
The round cast-iron body measures 14-1/8 in across, so the roof penetration must be at least that wide to seat the flange.
How do you secure the self-locking plastic dome during installation?
Press the dome into the drain body until the integral tabs click; the self-locking design holds it without tools.
When should the epoxy-coated basin and flashing clamp be inspected?
Check the epoxy finish and clamp seal after heavy storms or annually to catch coating damage or clamp loosening early.
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