Drains

Drain works well with my vessel sinks. Installed two sinks and drains in my master bath. This drain is not a pop-up drain so you cannot stop up the sink to hold water, but I did not need that feature, which is why I purchased this drain instead of a pop-up drain."..."  Read more

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

Install was easy and no leaks. If your sink has an overflow built into it this is the drain that you need. Don't get it confused with a drain that has an overflow built into the drain itself."

So far this drain is wonderful, we haven't had it long enough to know about cleaning ease, but it seems very "user friendly". We updated our bathrooms and installed this drain in a Decolav partial vessel sink. It looks great and the Decolav name isn't glaringly obvious, as with other drains that I looked at. One note, if installing a vessel or partial-vessel, your original plumbing will not work, even with the extension tailpiece provided. A quick trip to the home improvement store for an extension piece should do the trick."..."  Read more