KES Sink Drain Without Overflow Bathroom Pop Up Drain Assembly Stopper Vessel Sink Brushed Gold All Metal Rustproof Brass and 304 Stainless Steel, S2008D-BZ

tout ok et en plus la tube en dessous la longuer n'est pas assez pour une vasque et un planck épais

Sieht Edel aus und kein 0/8/15 Daumen hoch...alles passgenau so wie ich es wollte...Qualität 1a kann man nur empfehlen

Bought a cheap "small round corner glass sink" off eBay a few years ago. The outflow was a cheap affair but worked fine until it totally disintegrated a while ago. This is an exact replacement but better quality. It took around 2 minutes to replace and we are back in business. Saved a fortune.So if you have one of those 310mm round sinks similar to this: Cloakroom Sink Glass Wash Basin Small Compact Frosted Round 310 Corner Inc Bottle Trap, Click Clack Waste, Tap Then this is the outflow you need to get as a replacement.

I love this popup drain stopper. It's for a vessel sink with no overflow. I hate those conventional type of drain stoppers with the little rod that comes out of the side. This one opens and closes with a light push on the oil-rubbed brass top. I almost subtracted a star though because it comes with no installation instructions and wasn't as straightforward as one of the other reviews says. I had to watch six different youtube videos of similar installations before I got it right. Here's a hint that most don''t give. You should put either plumber's putty or silicone caulk around the sink hole first and them press the stopper down into the goop, making a watertight seal, or you will get a leak. Only one youtube video showed that. I'm still giving this product five stars though because I'm so pleased with the final results. I reviewed the sink, faucet, and mirror shown in the picture elsewhere also, on their own pages, giving them all five stars. I'm extremely pleased with all these fine Amazon purchases, giving me a fantastic renovated bathroom for just slightly more than $150. What a great price for such a lovely bathroom! We have a tiny house (400 square feet) and had it customized by the maker, turning a pantry into a very tiny half bathroom. They put in a sink that was too large. When I sat on the toilet my breasts were squeezed against this huge sink that hung 16" out from the wall. That was my motivation for this renovation. I removed the sink from the 12" vanity it was sitting on and replaced it with two fine top quality pine boards, which I finished with polyurethane. You can see them under the vessel sink in the picture. I marked the drain hole in the boards with a pencil, dragging it around the sink drain hole. I attached the sink with this oil-rubbed bronze popup stopper without overflow and silicone caulk on the bottom of the sink. The sink only overhangs the vanity top by an inch, making the tiny bathroom lots more comfy for me. The faucet is an oil-rubbed bronze and looks just like a miniature antique hand pump. Thank you Amazon.

tutto ok