LSP OBPS-102-RK Pull Stop Box Rough-In Valve Kit for Lavs/Toilets/Sinks/Dishwashers, 1/2" Male CPVC, Protective Cover

Hi there! Thank you for your inquiry about the LSP OBPS-102-RK rough-in valve kit. This kit allows angle stops to be installed during the rough-in phase and is pressure-tested for reduced liability and labor. It also eliminates the need for a copper stub out and associated bracketing. For more details, you may check out this specification sheet. To buy this valve kit, simply click “Add to Cart” and fill out the required information. Thank you for trusting PlumbersStock. Have a great day!

Hi! Thank you for your query regarding the LSP OBPS-102-RK rough-in valve kit. Yes. The OBPS-200-W (SKU: 234958) pull-stop box is what you need. If you need it in a deeper depth, then the OBPS-300D-W (SKU: 575069) is what you're looking for. You may view the specification sheet for more information. To purchase the trim, kindly enter the MPN/product number or the SKU number on the search bar. Include a "period" before the SKU number. For example [.234958]. Click the add to cart button and fill in the required details. Thank you for contacting PlumbersStock. Enjoy your shopping!

Greetings! Thank you for your query regarding the LSP OBPS-102-RK pull-stop box rough-in valve kit. A pull-stop box shutoffs or isolates the water flow to one or a group of lavatory fixtures in case of maintenance, replacement, or emergency. To stop the water flow from the supply line to the fixture, push the lever into the wall. Likewise, pull the lever back to let the water flow again. We hope this information helps. You may view the specification sheet for further details. We are glad to assist you in any way. Thank you for contacting PlumbersStock. Happy shopping!

Hi! Thank you for your query regarding the LSP OBPS-102-RK rough-in valve kit. If your valve is open, and the faucet is clear but no water is coming out, there might be a blockage between the valve and the faucet. If both hot and cold water are affected, the issue is likely in the faucet itself, not the connecting hoses. Check for blockages in the pipes, make sure the shut-off valve is fully open, and run the faucet for a few minutes to release any trapped air. If problems persist, consider seeking professional help to identify and fix the issue. We hope this helps. Thank you for choosing PlumbersStock. Have a great day!