What type of pop-up drain is used in this sink? We have this sink and the drain needs to be replaced. Thanks
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Yes that was the unfortunate thing that happened with us also. We went to lowes and got a new one to replace the one that came with it. Also we had to go back in and reseal so it worked with the plumbing. Kind of a pain. But we love the sink. Good luck !!
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the one that i got is a push/press seal at the drain. I wasn't sure what to expect when I got it because the picture looks like it has a pop up lever. I was replacing one that had a pop up lever and this changed out fine. maybe the company offers both...not sure. sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The Decor Star PU-002-TB 1 5/8" Bathroom Faucet Vessel Vanity Sink Pop Up drain is what we ordered and it works just fine. Our plumber installed it and connected it to our drain pipe so I can't give advice on how to install.
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It is connected to the faucet. I suppose you could cut the cable and remove the rod, but then you would have an open hole on the back of the faucet base. If you don't plan to use the pop up drain, it would probably be better to just leave the rod in place to close the hole and it would be less obvious.
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I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and tell them, they will send you one. I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and... » Read More I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and tell them, they will send you one. « Show Less
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Buy without the overflow. The overflow pop-up has an opening that drains water from the over flow. If your sink is not designed for it, then that overflow opening might allow water out of the drain
119206
It does not come with a pop up drain. There is a drain already included. It appears to be a standard size pipe underneath.
846398
No. You should buy the size of pop-up drain that fits your sink. Depending on the style of the sink, you might not need the mounting ring. We just used a bead of silicone under our granite vessel sink.
1920908
Yes. It is a pop-up faucet. The knob on the top of the faucet is the pop-up slide control. It does come with the matching drain.
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Here is the pop up drain assembly I ordered to use with this sink. It worked great.Lightinthebox® Faucet Accessories Solid Silver Clic-clac Pop up Drain Overflow Bathroom and Kitchen Sink Drain Lavatory Sink Stopper and Drainer Plumbing Strainer PartsLightInTheBox Faucet Accessories Brass Clic-clac Pop up Drain, OverflowSold by DEAL EASY
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you can use a different bowl..glass or copper. The whole attraction is the bowl, hence wondering why you would use another bowl. I changed the pop up drain and the faucet to bronze coloured ones and it looks outstanding..
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Not sure what the mounting ring is. I didn't purchase a pop up drain. Wish I could be more help
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The mounting ring is decorative and only works for the round smaller sinks (the base of this sink isn't round). You will need the pop-up drain stopper if you plan to catch water or hold liquids in the sink. The sink hole is much larger than those in traditional sinks so a smaller traditional type of stopper won't work.
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It has been awhile since I purchased the sinks and the drains. I believe you only need to know that you need a pop up drain and that there is an overflow in the basin. I got a drain that was from the same manufacturer as my faucets so that the coloring was identical. I can tell you that every time I show off the bathroom updates every one always comments on the sinks. They are so beautiful and functional (which I was not sure they would be), I Have not had a problem with splashing around the outside of the sink or a discoloration of the basin when water is left to dry. They are truly a great purchase and I would purchase them again and again! It has been awhile since I purchased the sinks and the drains. I believe you only need to know that you need a pop up drain and that there is an overflow in the basin. I got a drain that was from the same manufacturer as my faucets so that the coloring was identical. I can tell you that every time I show off the bathroom updates every one always comments on the sinks. They are so beautiful and functional (which I was not sure they would be), I Have not had a problem with splashing around the outside of the sink or a discoloration of the basin when water is left to dry. They are truly a... » Read More It has been awhile since I purchased the sinks and the drains. I believe you only need to know that you need a pop up drain and that there is an overflow in the basin. I got a drain that was from the same manufacturer as my faucets so that the coloring was identical. I can tell you that every time I show off the bathroom updates every one always comments on the sinks. They are so beautiful and functional (which I was not sure they would be), I Have not had a problem with splashing around the outside of the sink or a discoloration of the basin when water is left to dry. They are truly a great purchase and I would purchase them again and again! « Show Less
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Any standard drain will work. I used a brushed stainless drain to match it best.
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That would be for the manual pull sink stopper, I would not use it get the pop up sink drains.
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According to the information I just read on this site: decorisland.com " Solid brass umbrella pop-up drain is included in the same finish as the faucet"That would mean that another drain should not be needed.If you bought a close-out that was incomplete, the PU-10CH should work, although the profile may be a bit different. Most important is that you get a drain which does not have a provision for an overflow, since it appears as though the square ceramic sink you have bought does not have an overflow built-in.