Bathroom Sink Drain with Overflow - Big Cap Pop up Drain Fit for Large Undermount Sink with Standard 1 3/4" Drain Opening,Brushed Nickel,YDPOP-3

We installed new pop-up drains when we put in new faucets. These work really well and are very classy looking, we're really impressed with the quality, ease of installation, and look.

Easy install. Be sure and line up side holes with sink overflow. Pop up and down operation is simple. Note gasket orientation when you take them off, so you can get them back on in the correct order and orientation.

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.

Just be very careful what you clean it with!

Quality of product is good, but no instructions came with the two I bought. As other reviews note, but without explicit details: You require silicone caulk and plumber's putty for successful install. Specifically: do not use the included top silicone gasket, just toss it away. For the top of this drain, where it meets the sink surface, you will need plumber's putty. On the underside of the sink, I recommend teflon tape for the the area where the nut will hold the drain up to the underside of the sink, and teflon tape at the bottom nut that holds the drain extension in place. But most importantly, I recommend you indeed use the two bottom included silicone gaskets, but you also put an ample bead of 100% silicone at the bottom of the sink drain hole where this drain will meet the sink, and then move these two silicone gaskets into place, then use a wrench to tightly crank the nut into place. Let the silicone cure for a day or whatever the recommendation is from the manufacturer. Then test for links by running water down the drain as well as the overflow if you have it. See the attached picture where I note where to put the 100% silicone. This method worked for me. Good luck!

Brushed gold one peels off after 3 years or so.

The drain tube diameter should be 1.25", but the others are 1.5" and unable to connect to the existing drain. The pop-up diameter is 2.15", but the other China brand is 2.6", which is too big and looks clumsy. I am wondering if it is working properly without leaking; therefore, I gave up on Zeperdize. The only good point is the low price, and I hope not "you got the quality that you paid".

At first I thought the size was wrong but it turned out to be the perfect fit. The finish seems to match the finish of the existing faucet. It also performs the function it was meant to do.

Received the product, very well packaged Looks good. This company is very professional when dealing with their clients. I recommend.

This is a scam and it's very misleading Because the actual size is the regular sink drain which is 1.4" or 35.5 mm