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Question: The drain hole in my sink is 1 1/2" will this fit it?
Document: Solid brass construction makes this seem very suitable at first glance.But the tailpiece was flimsy and not properly threaded. My tailpiece is hanging by 2 or 3 threads at most.The pop-up mechanism is well made, but the stopper seal came off the first time I used it, so the stopper leaks, and the sink cannot hold water for any length of time.
We purchased two drains. This drain does not drain 100%, it leaves small amount of water in the sink everytime.
A pop up drain requires you to press on the sink stopper, which is spring activated to open and close the drain. Be prepared to stick you hand down in dirty water to drain the sink.Pop up Drain with Overflow,Antique Brass
The drain comes well packed and is solidly made. The installation is very simple and once installed it looks great. WIth that said, while it maintains the volume of water in the vanity, the water seeps through the seal eventually emptying the sink. I have installed two of them in my bathroom never the less, and I have no regrets. I would buy again.
I would strongly suggest you not to buy this product. I Ordered it to go with bronze faucet which had its own issues, seller sent me two hot stems. Anyways back to this pop up, tail piece is so poorly made and threads are so week to even consider for drain.I install it, and tail piece wouldn't go in more than 2 rounds/threads, I took it out put some silicone on it and tried it again.
I ordered these drains to go with new faucet sets that did not have the pop up drain with the stem. I had them professionally installed by a plumber and they work well. He thought they were of nice quality, which I believe is high praise coming from a plumber. My only concern is that the water seems to slowly drain out of the sink when it is full of water, but it's really not a problem. I may have my plumber try an adjustment to see if that will solve the problem.
Not was was expected. Pop up is oversized as pictures does not show this. Very misleading and not pretty in your sink.
Purchased March 06 and installed. I have had no problems with this yet. No leaking anyplace that I can see, it is in a pedestal sink, but I was sure to tighten it well into the sink. The tail pipe threads into the bottom and if you are not careful you can untighten it when tightening the pop up down. Not a big deal to tighten it up again but if you don't realize it is a separate part you could get a leak.
I like this pop up drain, never had this kind before but i think it is a good choice for me
The matching faucet is very pretty but this drain leaks....we used a name brand that was close in color and it works for us....
Answer: yes