Bathroom Sink Drain Pop Up, Vessel Sink Pop Up Drain, Brushed Nickel Finish Without Overflow

The media could not be loaded.  Bought this ESFORT pop-up drain after looking at several other choices. Very easy to install and looks great. Brushed nickel coating matches all my other items in same finish perfectly.The all metal construction is amazing and great quality. I replaced my plastic drain which accumulated hair in the drain mechanism.It fits standard sink drains hole from 1 5/8" to 1 3/4" (1.62-1.9 inches)No special tool required, an expandable wrench is about all you will need, no plumber putty is required since the drain comes with silicone seals.Overall great quality and value, easy to install and looks beautiful in my sink. Highly recommended.

I have a stainless steel sink in one of my bathrooms I needed to replace my drain and wanted a bigger drain cap this flip the bill! I searched for a while, it’s hard to be sure when ordering online what you’re getting. Wow was I surprised… Many drain systems are using a lot of plastic these days this was not the case heavy and I know it’s going to be durable. But what blew my mind was I called the company and asked if I could have an extra cap in case this one gets scratched… Great customer service! They sent me more than one of the (entire )drain I couldn’t believe it and they didn’t charge me! I greatly appreciate their customer service! It is hard these days to find good businesses who take care of their customers!👏🏻👍🏻

I really like the look and functionality of this drain. Installation was very straight forward. However, it leaked after my first install. This was due to my sink/countertop not allowing the bottom silicone gasket/nut to be installed against the sink itself, just the bottom of the countertop (not the drain’s fault). Also, and most importantly, the sink drain diameter was on the upper end of the recommended opening size for the drain. Thus, I could not get a good seal with both the top and bottom gaskets.My solution was to apply a liberal amount of silicone caulk (plumbers putty would work also) to the top and bottom of the top gasket so that when it was installed, tightening caused a decent amount of caulk squeeze out. After letting it dry overnight and making sure I used the supplied Teflon tape on the bottom threads, there was no more leak.Again, a nice looking and functional drain.

Nice looking stopper....HOWEVER, I didn't notice this until after a few days but the rim of the drain, where it meets the sink, isn't tapered enough and is too thick for all the residual water to drain. This causes a small puddle that remains around the drain. I would recommend to forego the provided rubber seal that goes on the top part of the drain and use plumbers putty. This actually helped my issue but didn't correct it fully (as shown in the pics). I've already tossed the box or I would have returned.

So, I installed this pop-up drain perfectly, and that night I thought I should probably check just to see if there was any weekend and sure enough, it was leaking down the threaded part under my sink. Your package will come with a roll of Teflon tape, but the instructions don’t state to actually use it so I didn’t. After watching some YouTube tutorials on how to fix this particular type of leak, I bought some thicker Teflon tape and used some clear silicone, I turned the water on this morning and so far no leaks!!! I wrapped the Teflon tape the whole length of the threaded section, And then I did a ring of silicone around my porcelain drain opening. And I think hopefully that did the trick.

This drain is very nice looking and if you can use the product without any modifications it should work nicely. Unfortunately I needed to hook it into an existing 1 1/2 inch drain which should have worked using a 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 bushing adapter. Unfortunately the threads on the drain are non-standard and didn't fit the bushing. I ended up returning it and buying another vessel drain at Home Depot which had standard threads and properly fit the bushing.

Perfect and saved about 27 dollars per sink in my onyx bowl sinks 2 years ago. A pair of these were installed in my master bath and I paid 47 dollars to a plumbing company to provide. These pop up drains are perfect with no stem needed just simply push down to close and repress to drain the sink.

I am giving it a 4 star rating at this time. I just received it and it was better than expected. It fit in the sink with out any problems and hooked up to the existing plumbing without any problems. The pop up drain works perfectly. The only thing that I noticed is that due to the configuration of my sink some of the waster does not flow into the drain. I just wipe it dry. It looks great and works much better than the original drain.