Angle Simple Bathroom Sink Drain Stopper, Brass Pop Up Sink Stopper with Overflow Hole for Sink with 1.61 to 2 Inches Drain Hole, Bright Titanium Gold

Push in and out stopper plug is a nice upgrade over the old school pull tab/lever type.After looking over the reviews I was at first I a bit concerned that the drain was too big to fit in the sinks drain hole. After I got the old drain out ,it was an easy fit with zero issues. FYI ,drain plug is shipped with a thin,removable plastic cap and tissue to protect the finish , remove after installation.Check the pics out for the measurements and see if your sink can accept this drain. I like the looks of this drain . It fits correctly , matches my old drain very nicely. It is indeed of all metal construction , very sturdy and well made. Be sure to use plumber's putty between trim cap and bowl.Took about 30mns to remove old drain and install the new one. Days later still no leaks and zero issues !

Put TefTape or Caulk or pipe thread putty on threads of drain pipe just below the overflow opening...or it will drip !! This is not like one piece plastic types. Be careful look at DIAGRAM not photo's, the lower washer is a cup shape... It did fit a 1 3/4" drain ok. Its Beautiful looking. I doubt it could fit 1 1/4" drain hole . After reading reviews I looked at the images, they are contradictory (i informed amazon); Be careful look at DIAGRAM 3/4 way down page, not photo's, the lower washer is a cup shape and should point up not down. Another confusion is the black washer which is a reducing type (meaning it has 2 diameters in one item), the small diameter goes into the tailpiece facing down. One person mentioned its quite easy to lose this black washer/reducer and thus the tailpiece would leak. The upper white washer has the taper side on the down, ...the video at time 23 sec briefly shows the black washer, watch the vid first, then carefully photograph the whole unit as it comes out of the box to refer to later . installing the washers wrongly (as images 1,3,5, and 7, have it explains difficulties and leaks. Yeah in the very main head line images, photos 1,3, 5, 7 are wrong on the lower washer (which way it faces, they have cup side down instead of UP ) . B sure2use pipe thread putty or caulk or teflon tape in pipe threads just below the cup shaped washer or it WILL drip after a short time.

Love it

Only for Larger holed sink (Kohler) !Confusing instructions ! Odd looking bottom “cup” shaped gasket (unconventional) ! Had to read for advice and hints, to keep “cup” UPWARD ! Same as when taking out of box.Key is “Plumbers putty” is better than silicone glue… But, I prefer Warmed WAX (from toilet seating wax ring - just the cheapest one). Sat in the sun, while prepping the unit… waxed the entry hole, bottom heavier, waxed the threads where it tightens to bottom washer. Wax the black O-ring (both sides). Install this black adapter O-ring pointing nose Down into drain tube… yes it’s sticky… but vinyl gloves are great. :D

They were nice but they have the over flow drain hole and they didn't fit my new sinks. They are really nice though

The media could not be loaded. So far so good. I wouldn’t say directions were great because there weren’t really any but if you’re a professional you probably don’t really need them. I am not a professional so it would have been nice but I came back to the page for the diagram. I didn’t have to use any plumbers putty. The pop up is perfect and it’s so pretty matching well in my now gold bathroom. I’m in love and so inexpensive. I would 100% buy again.

Is beautiful and does what it says but I expected it to be small so that it could fit my tiny sink. This piece is large. It fits for a bathtub , abathtube whole that has no fixture in the way because this piece has a long stopper that goes straight through the drain. It workd have been amazing , if there was a small one that is small sink size.

This drain stopper works well in my c. 1910 pedestal sink. My plumber had no trouble installing it. Be aware that he told me the tailpiece is made of plastic rather than brass. I don't consider that to be a problem.