Drain de salle de bain 1-1 / 4 en plastique à bouton-poussoir avec trop-plein, chrome poli K820-72

Plumber broke it installing it. Shoulda went with metal? The plastic little tube that inserts to sink pipe isnt stable enough to tighten with it. Maybe for a rarely used sink like guest bath. But you have to be very gentle installing it.

Well, I haven’t been able to get my new sink, faucet and vanity installed yet due to Covid (isn’t everything due to Covid now!) so I thought I’d at least show you what the bathroom drain with polished chrome looks like in and out of the package. Don’t know how it will perform yet, but it looks good right now!

It’s hard to get excited about a drain but this is a well made drain. It is plastic but seems like it will last. The o-rings seem like they will hold up. The top covers the whole drain and you can remove it to clean out the drain if needed. This is a drain assembly made for a sink with an overflow.

I replaced a builder grade faucet which had no pull for the drain so had to change out the drain plug also. I really like the pop up option without the lever on the faucet. This one is large and bright chrome and adds a nice touch. My husband did the install, and had no issues.

This push button sink drain is excellent. You are able to remove the stopper to be able to clean the drain. This is for sinks that has overflow. The instructions are on the back of the package for installation. And in three different languages. Was available in black or chrome finish.