Pop Up Sink Drain Without Overflow, Bathroom Sink Pop Up Assembly Vessel Sink Drain, Brushed Gold

This was a replacement for the stopper our sink came with. This is solid metal all through, with quality rubber seals. Very simple installation, just unthread the old and thread in the new. The cone shaped seal for the sink is oversized for the best seal. I was prepared to use plumbers putty on the stopper but decided I’d try without since the instruction state it’s not needed. They were right, I did a standing water test as well as running water and zero water leakage. My wife loves the look as it appears MUCH more expensive than it is and far better than the original gold plated plastic garbage the sink came installed with.

Works excellent

This drain was super easy to install and not only works as advertised by looks and feels great. There was not extra drilling or cutting required, however, be sure to get some plumbers putty to ensure a tight seal. I highly recommend pairing it with the faucet in the attached link to get the same look as shown in the picture: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08ML6FZFH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I got 2 of them - easy install and work and look great BUT on one the pop up unscrewed so I didn't worry about it until after installation. Now it won't thread on - possibly threads damaged. Was so difficult to install (not your fault was the application had to work with) that hoping can just get a new pop up and see if it will screw in. Otherwise all great. Let me know.

As you can see in the photo, its very pretty. It comes with everything needed for installation [including some heavy-duty silicone gaskets]. When we were installing the sink, we pushed down the plunger and filled the sink with water to weigh it down and ensure the silicone caulk adhered and the plug formed a good seal making sure all the water stayed in the sink. My only complaint is that when its up, the stopper can loll around; it does not stay straight up so it looks crooked sometimes.