🚰 Pop-Up Drain Stopper Without Overflow for Vessel Sink Lavatory Vanity, Brushed Nickel Finish Review

Had to buy this for a faucet we bought but didn't come with a drain. it's actually very pretty and a lot easier to use than a magic wand. It's larger than regular drain plugs but looks nice and is easy to push in and out. Would buy again.

I bought this sink and faucet separately. The faucet I bought is shiny chrome plated. Cork nickel matt. Eh Spring. it is now ready. So my best advice is to check all your surfaces. This stopper is a press release. The cork has the shape of a small dome. It works well. This is my first dishwashing sink, so I'm learning as I go - I love pushing and releasing this stopper. I always update my reviews when new information seems useful.

Bought because it was recommended for the sink I am buying. I will say that using the provided silicone pads wasn't enough. It came out pretty quickly, within a minute. I then tried plumber's spatula. It was slightly better, but it ended up leaking within minutes. So I had to resort to silicone sealant. This puppy isn't licking anymore! In any case, the installation guide was mediocre at best, but installation was a breeze.

Product looked well made. The silicone seals are very good. I think this product would have been top notch if it wasn't for the fact that the lower stem threads were so thin it really wasn't rated for the structural loads of the shell. I only found out about it after installing it in our brand new downstairs bathtub which we hardly used. About 6 months after installation, the vessel began to leak and found that the threads had separated. I have been in the plumbing business for over 15 years…

Excellent price. Nice big sink that fits my big sink. White silicone pads are much better than rubber pads, they are smoother. Installed yesterday, no leaks yet. The lid/plug does what it's supposed to, works smoothly, goes up and down and stops the sink. It replaced the drain that came with another sink I bought in 2014 that was rusty (I'm a clean freak so rust doesn't come from neglect) so this will be a real 12 month nest test. 5 stars so far.

This pull-out drain looks perfect. It looked well made but due to a mistake of my own not knowing what I needed for the order I had to return it. My sink has an overflow drain that needs to drain into a pop-up valve. Well, now I know. This one didn't work for me so I sent it back with no problems and ordered an identical version that had an overflow hole to direct it down the drain. I put it down to user error. This one came out exactly like the one I ended up using, so I'm sure it will work…

First, a side is useless for taking pictures. The photos are poorly made and don't help. Second, we were able to install this part, but it started leaking. We called the plumber to check and he said the size of this part is not standard for the bathroom and does not match the fixtures. Also, there is no gasket. Something I even noticed until the plumber pointed it out. Between trying to install it the first time it leaked and having to call a plumber to check, the return window was closed. So…

Ordered and received as advertised (first pop up I ordered was from overseas and had a 2 month delivery window - be careful). Installation was very easy after I removed the old drain. Install on sink. Drain with a thinner rubber washer (cup up to match the shape of the bowl. Place a thicker rubber washer from the bottom up (to match the shape of the sink bowl), plastic washer. Then a metal washer. Then a metal nut. Make adjust sure the rubber washer is snug Fits around the bottom of the sink…