Plastic floor drain

A plastic floor drain comprising;

• (a) a rigid plastic, bowl-shaped connector body having a longitudinal axis and including an upper surface having an inlet opening, and a lower surface having an outlet opening, the inlet opening having a larger area than the area of the outlet opening, the connector body including an outwardly extending annular flange adjacent to and extending around the inlet opening to define a flat upper flange surface and a recessed annular seat below the upper flange surface, and a plurality of circumferentially spaced positioning apertures in the annular seat, the positioning apertures located between inner and outer edges of the recessed annular seat and having their axes extending in the direction of the connector body longitudinal axis, the positioning apertures also having walls that taper downwardly from the annular seat and inwardly relative to their axes, and
• (b) a rigid plastic strainer plate positioned adjacent the inlet opening of the connector body and having a plurality of drain apertures extending therethrough, the strainer plate being in the form of a solid disc having a thickness substantially equal to the distance between the upper flange surface and the recessed annular seat of the connector body and having an upper surface, a lower surface that is received on the annular seat, and a peripheral edge, a plurality of positioning pins carried by the strainer plate and depending from the strainer plate lower surface, each of the positioning pins spaced inwardly of the strainer plate peripheral edge and received in respective ones of the positioning apertures of the connector body in friction-fit relationship therewith, the strainer plate upper surface being substantially co-planar with the upper surface of the annular flange to provide a smooth upper surface for the floor drain when the strainer plate and connector body are assembled.