Drains

I really liked this drain and thought it would be perfect for a new vanity/sink I bought to rennovate a bathroom. However, in my case, it didn't drain well. I don't think it was the fault of the drain but the overall 'sluggishness' of my plumbing. If the drain opened perhaps another 1/8th of an inch, it would have been just perfect! I ended up installing a push to close/push to open drain and it works perfectly."..."  Read more

I was surprised that this drain does not close, but as they were to be used in our boys' bathroom, and they never fill their sinks, it was not a big problem. The cover does screw off, so the drain could be stopped up with a flat piece of rubber or plastic. The drain has a very contemporary look."..."  Read more

This is a high quality, brushed stainless steel drain that has a grid capped by a solid conical cap. The drain does not plug, so you cannot fill the sink with water. It is heavy metal and well made. The cap makes it adaptable to wider openings. The drain is narrower than the cap."..."  Read more

The product is well built, exactly as shown on the website, and adds a touch of class to our bathroom remodel project. Our plumber installed them, and stated that most drains of this type have issues from time to time and you have to swirl your finger to remove the air pockets to get the sink to drain properly."..."  Read more