3-1/2 Inch Sink Drain Assembly Kit, Removable Deep Sink Strainer Basket with Sink Stopper/Sealing Lid for Home, Kitchen, Stainless Steel

This is a nice sink strainer and drain. It is made mostly of stainless steel with a couple of plastic parts. The strainer is deep and it is not integrated into the stopper, so it is considerably more effective than the standard sink strainers that have a 2-in-1 stopper. It appears to be well made and I think it will be durable. It is a very good match for stainless steel sinks, and it is deep enough that it could probably be used in most cast iron sinks, too.

So far so good. Item arrived on time and within minutes I had both baskets installed. Very simple, straight forward installation. I did have to shorten one of my existing pipes a little since the baskets are a little longer than my previous ones. They seem very well made and with the hardware included, everything works as it should with no leaks. We are excited to have good functioning stoppers again! The strainer bucket is a bonus!

Good quality, made well and perfect fit. Priced right. Looks great!

Easiest and cleanest installation ever! We have a double sink and the only thing that we had to do was shorten the drain pipe. Looks much better unerneath

This is the basket strainer you always wanted, no need for the screen above the normal kitchen sink to catch food and who knows what....this strainer is deep sits down low and works amazing. Every kitchen sink should have this. If you are retrofitting this in your will likely need to trim your existing tailpiece

The KONE 3-1/2 inch brass sink drain is very well made — heavy, sturdy, and built to last. Installation was easy, and it fits perfectly with my sink. The brass finish looks great and hasn’t shown any signs of corrosion or leaks. You can really feel the quality compared to cheaper plastic drains. Definitely worth the money!

Excellent product

Simple installation. No need to use putty.. But optionally should be used for same name brand sinks. It comes with two gaskets. The foam gets installed first to the drain and should be inserted from the top. Ie the foam gasket is above the sink bottom. Then insert the rubber gasket from the bottom and screw bottom part right. Ideally there should be a third paper gasket below the rubber gasket.. But that's not included.