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Question: Do I need two of these for my Blanco sink...one for garbage disposal and one for the other drain?--just want to make sure I have everything I need?
Document: That gave me 2 more inches of height to the pipes under the sink matching up to the pipe in the wall.I got a Kitchenaid disposal because it has the highest drain opening (FYI Kitchenaid has the worst customer service I ever experienced).
This Basket Strainer looks like Chrome not Stainless Steel. So if you are trying to match a brushed nickel or stainless steel look, this may be way too bright.Lessons learned: The sewer line opening at the wall seems to be a problem many times when you add granite and new deeper sinks. Deeper sinks and lower disposal drain holes can lower the overall height of the pipes and make the pipes lower than the drain opening at the wall. Water would have to drain uphill.That problem was resolved.
I bought these for my new Blanco sink and they seem to be standing up quite well. It's been almost two years and they look like new.
It is nice looking and the full assembly not just the strainer. I just needed one for a disposal and this doesn't work. My fault. Great price for full unit.
I am going to send this back because I just needed basket strainers for my Blanco sink not the whole drain assembly. I would keep it but the strainers don't even fit my sink!! And there will be a restocking fee because I am sending this back. The description is not clear at all. I don't know where you find a strainer that fits my sink. Pretty hard to do dishes. Very disappointed..
Warning don't use plumbers putty of Blanco sinks; use silicone. Read the plumbers putty container or call Blanco. Added May 28th: Plumbing, sink, countertop all in and working great. THEN I had a leak in the wall (nothing to do with the remodel). The copper waste arm which takes the drain water to the drain pipe in the wall corroded after 30 years.
This drain/basket is perfect for my Blanco sink. Looks great. works great. buy it, great price too. no cheap parts
I did a minor kitchen remodel (new sink, countertops & backsplash) and ordered this basket strainer since my new sink was Blanco and I wanted it to match really well. It looks great and I'm happy with it so far (it's been almost two months since installation), but I just wanted to point out that only the visible part of the strainer is metal, the rest of the body is plastic.
So I don't have to redo the sewer line at a major expensive.But the Kitchenaid disposal has a stainless steel like flange and the Delta (best! customer service) faucet I got was brushed nickel so I didn't want a third look of bright shiny chrome. I looked all over for a basket strainer that would match. The biggest problem is that all strainers were too small. Yes, they do vary!
This strainer fits my new Blanco sink perfectly. I was hesitant at first to buy this less expensive one since others had reported problems with fit. My plumber had no problem installing it. The bottom is made of hard plastic, but it is below the sink and doesn't show. I've had it for about 30 days and no problems with leaking or anything else. I would recommend buying this product.
Answer: yes