Drain configuration
A drain is positioned in an aperture in a floor surface. The drain includes a flange that defines an opening, extends overt the floor surface and engages the floor surface. A first conduit is connected to the flange and extends through the aperture in the floor surface. The first conduit defines a first length extending downward from the flange and also defines a first perimeter. A second conduit is connected to the flange and extends through the aperture in the floor surface. The second conduit defines a second length extending downward from the flange, and defines a second perimeter. The second perimeter is greater than the first perimeter, the second conduit surrounds the first conduit, the second conduit is outwardly spaced from the first conduit, and the first conduit and the second conduit are coaxial.
1. A drain configured to be positioned in an aperture in a floor surface, the drain comprising:
a flange defining an opening, the flange extending over the floor surface and configured to engage the floor surface;
a first conduit connected to the flange and extending through the aperture in the floor surface, the first conduit defining a first length extending downward from the flange, the first conduit defining a first perimeter; and
a second conduit connected to the flange and extending through the aperture in the floor surface, the second conduit in contact with a portion of a floor structure, the second conduit defining a second length extending downward from the flange, the second conduit defining a second perimeter, the second perimeter being greater than the first perimeter, the second conduit surrounding the first conduit, the second conduit being outwardly spaced from the first conduit, and the first conduit and the second conduit being coaxial, the first conduit and the second conduit forming a gap therebetween that is filled with air having a gap air pressure, the gap air pressure being less than a pressure of the atmosphere surrounding the second conduit.
2. The drain of claim 1 , wherein the gap has a length of between ¼ inch and 3 inches.
3. A drain configured to be positioned in an aperture in a floor surface, the drain comprising:
a flange defining an opening, the flange extending along a flange plane, the flange configured to engage the floor surface;
a first conduit connected to the flange and extending through the aperture in the floor surface, the first conduit defining a first length extending downward from the flange plane, the first conduit defining a first perimeter, the first perimeter substantially corresponding to the aperture in the floor surface;
a cover plate sized to cover the opening in the flange; and
a second conduit connected to the flange and extending through the aperture in the floor surface, the second conduit in contact with a portion of a floor structure, the second conduit defining a second length extending substantially downward from the flange plane, the second conduit defining a second perimeter, the second perimeter being greater than the first perimeter, the second conduit substantially surrounding the first conduit, the second conduit being outwardly spaced from the first conduit in a direction substantially parallel to the flange plane, the first conduit and the second conduit being coaxial, the first conduit and the second conduit forming a gap therebetween that is filled with air;
wherein the first conduit has an upper portion and a lower portion having a width that is less than a width of the upper portion, wherein the second conduit has an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the gap is a first gap formed between the upper portion of the first conduit and the upper portion of the second conduit, and further forming a second gap between the lower portion of the first conduit and the lower portion of the second conduit.
4. The drain of claim 3 , wherein the cover plate includes a plurality of apertures.
5. The drain of claim 3 , wherein the cover plate is removable from the flange to thereby permit fluid flow through the aperture in the flange and replaceable to inhibit fluid flow through the aperture in the flange.
6. The drain of claim 1 , wherein the first conduit has an upper portion and a lower portion having a width that is less than a width of the upper portion, wherein the second conduit has an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the gap is a first gap formed between the upper portion of the first conduit and the upper portion of the second conduit, and further forming a second gap between the lower portion of the first conduit and the lower portion of the second conduit.
7. The drain of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the first conduit and the second conduit has a rectangular profile.
8. The drain of claim 1 , wherein the first conduit and the second conduit each have a rectangular profile.
9. The drain of claim 1 , further comprising a basket removably supported within an upper portion of the first conduit.
10. The drain of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the first conduit and the second conduit has a rectangular profile.
11. The drain of claim 3 , wherein the first conduit and the second conduit each have a rectangular profile.
12. The drain of claim 3 , further comprising a basket removably supported within an upper portion of the first conduit.
13. A drain configured to be positioned in an aperture in a floor structure, the drain comprising:
a flange including an opening and configured to engage an upper surface of the floor structure;
a first conduit supported on the flange and extending through the aperture in the floor structure, the first conduit extending downwardly from the flange by a first length, the first conduit defining a first perimeter;
a second conduit connected to the flange and extending through the aperture in the floor structure, the second conduit positioned between the floor structure and the first conduit, the second conduit surrounding the first conduit and spaced apart from the first conduit to form a gap therebetween that is filled with air, the second conduit and the gap insulating the floor structure from condensation formed on an outer surface of the first conduit; and
a basket removably supported within an upper portion of the first conduit.
14. The drain of claim 13 , wherein the first conduit has an upper portion and a lower portion having a width that is less than a width of the upper portion, wherein the second conduit has an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the gap is a first gap formed between the upper portion of the first conduit and the upper portion of the second conduit, and further forming a second gap between the lower portion of the first conduit and the lower portion of the second conduit.
15. The drain of claim 14 , wherein the lower portion of the second conduit has a width that is less than a width of the upper portion of the second conduit.
16. The drain of claim 13 , wherein at least one of the first conduit and the second conduit has a rectangular profile.