Low point drains

[flyboy1]

Taking two screws out every time I need to open the low point drains is a pain. Is there anything out there that can be installed to eliminate the hassle? Thought about using cable releases, the same as installed for sewer and storage tanks but I can't find any short ones. Ideas are welcome.
Thanks

[bdreinv]

Maybe a hinge like on a cabinet door!

[bankr63]

Depends where they are. Ours were a bit hidden beneath the dinette. I just cut an access hole in the panel small enough for the hand to fit through, but the location was well out of sight.

[Sundancer330]

How often do you use the drains. I only use them once at the end of the season.

[ROC-REQS]

Originally Posted by flyboy1

Taking two screws out every time I need to open the low point drains is a pain. Is there anything out there that can be installed to eliminate the hassle? Thought about using cable releases, the same as installed for sewer and storage tanks but I can't find any short ones. Ideas are welcome.
Thanks

Steve,

This is what I did to easily gain access to the low point drains and in-house water filer via the access panels in the basement storage area.

Hope this gives you some ideas.

[33 RLDS]

Mine has a pretty cool hidden trap door on the shower side. The trim piece lifts up and off to gain access. Stumbled on it myself, the dealer made no mention of it.

[Cosmik Debris]

I found that stick on velcro holds to that felt material so put strips on the edges and its worked for three years.

[Tunce the traveler]

Originally Posted by Sundancer330

How often do you use the drains. I only use them once at the end of the season.

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[norty1]

Mine have a Luan piece over the hole that is covered with the same fuzzy carpet material. It is held in place by 2 screws. I just leave one screw off and the cover can be rotated open easily to open or close the drains..