Vessel Sink Drain Without Overflow - Bathroom Sink Drain Stopper - Pop Up Drain All Metal - Big Cap Fit for Vessel or Undermount Sink,Brushed Nickel,YDPOP-1

Recientemente instalé el Desagüe extraíble sin rebosadero para fregaderos en mi baño, luego de que el anterior se dañara, iy ha sido una solución excelente! Como alguien que valora la funcionalidad y el diseño minimalista, este desagüe cumplió con lo que buscaba.No requirió herramientas especializadas. En menos de 15 minutos ya estaba listo para usar.Al ser extraíble, permite retirar residuos sin esfuerzo. ¡Adiós a atascos molestos!Material resistente:

Love it!

Installed this on my undermount sink in under 10 minutes. It fits snugly, operates smoothly, and the large cap gives it a premium feel. No overflow, so it's ideal for vessel sinks. Quality construction and well worth the price.

The trim should not be as wide so that the pop up drain part can be wider to allow more water to go down. It drains at a decent smrate but once it gets down to a small amount of water it goes slower. It seems to develop an air bubble in that tight space. It looks nice and installation is as simple is dropping it in your sink.

Looks great! Very easy to install. Holds water, drains with no leaks. Very pleased. I will be ordering again for another sink.

"Accessibility pioneer! Voice-guided setup assists visually impaired. High-contrast displays clear. ADA compliance exceeded. Inclusivity matters here!"

Nice product

It originally seemed bigger than I pictured but is actually the same diameter as the old one with the center stopper. I discovered that the color, brushed gold, is actually brushed brass but apparently my Price-Pfister faucet is brushed gold so it matched perfectly. It leaves some water after draining since the sink flange is just a tad bit higher than the sink bottom. It was challenging to install because I have a pedestal sink. Would have been nice if the locking nut was configured for hand tightening like some of the others on Amazon. However I chose this one because it did not have the basket. It is a sink in a guest bathroom and no one washes their hair in it. Will see how long it lasts. I also like the idea that the stopper can be easily removed if needing to clean hard water deposits.UPDATE: Use plumbers putty instead of the gasket in the sink part. It will allow the drain to be more flush with the sink: no water remaining after draining. Use the putty in the lower part. I filled the gasket with putty and now it has a perfect seal. Just using the casket has a slight drip I could not get rid of. It is not the fault of the drain but rather the minute unevenness of the sink at that point.