Above floor rough trip lever tub drain

[repair]

I am installing an above floor rough bathtub with the drain going into the wall. Does anyone sell a trip lever drain where the drain goes back into the wall instead of straight down to the floor?
Thanks.

 

[Terry]

You are installing with a p-trap, right?
A cable drain like the Gerberit can be installed with the santee pointing down or back. You do need a p-trap in there somewhere though.

 

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[repair]

I'm replacing a tub in a condo so it should have a p trap. I'm assuming something like this gerber will not work with the tee rotated with the drain pointed back?

 

[Terry]

I'm replacing a tub in a condo so it should have a p trap. I'm assuming something like this gerber will not work with the tee rotated with the drain pointed back?

No. that is designed to go in vertical.

 

[Smooky]

One of these might work:

http://www.saveonfaucet.com/Kohler-Vintage-Pop-Up-Bathtub-Drain-K-7159-CP-P1558.aspx

http://www.us.kohler.com/us/ClearFl...ep-baths/productDetail/bath-drains/419724.htm

http://www.saveonfaucet.com/Bathtub-Drains-c215.aspx

https://www.standardplumbing.com/category/99

http://www.wayfair.com/Kohler-Bathroom-Drains-C114532.html

 

[hj]

A drain with a lever operated "pop up" plug will work with the tee on its back.