Description
Sink Pop-Up Drain Stopper Assembly with Lift Rod
Pop-Up Waste Lavatory Drain Assembly
HF-0115
Brass materials with a plastic plug
With Lift Rod and Overflow
Chrome-plated the surface
SS304 Connection rods
A Guide to basin wastes choose?
If you placed a modern washbasin or a nice bath in your home, you should choose a new design drain water instead of a normal one. Maybe it looks very similar to and functions of all basin waste, but if you deeply check more details, that can be the difference between your drainer functions. If it doesn’t fit your bath, basin, or kitchen sink that it’s a risk of your plumber system overflowing, It means that the basin waste drain will stop working suddenly, leading to floods and flood damage.
Guide Waste Styles?
Many waste drainers exist, from the simple plug on a chain to a few modern styles. Top-rated basin wastes include Pop-up, click-clack, Push the button, Plug and Chain, Flip-top waste, Freeflow waste or Openflow waste, Captive waste, plug waste, and sink strainer are opened or closed of them. It’s especially good with the “push button” wastes are more popular Because of its easy working and installation, Regarding the click-clack waste; it’s hot sales as well, but lift-rod works it to the washbasin and bathtub, No need your hands for operating that it’s automatic draining if you touch the lift-rod through an overflow, There are many new vares designs for matching a modern bathroom.
Sink Pop-Up Drain Stopper Assembly with Lift Rod and Overflow
Solid Brass Lavatory pop up Drain Assembly for Bathroom Faucet Vanity Sink
Stopper Material: Brass
Tailpiece Material: Brass
Overflow means soltted with the drain
Drain Assembly Type: Lift Rod
Overall Height: 8 inches (200mm)
Sink Hole Size Requirement: 1-1/2” or 1/3/4”
Diameter at Tailpiece: 1-1/4”
Durable solid brass construction with a High-Quality chrome plating layer resists corrosion. It withstands physical impact in the plumbing system and is a long-lasting drain assembly in your house.
Complement the bathroom drain function of your various lavatory sink drain. Choose from different painting finish options to perfectly match your restroom, sanitary ware, and the rest of your bathroom décor. Visible parts are Brushed Nickel plated as usual, chrome plated finish as the regular option. This includes the drain cover & lift rod; the spare parts not visible after installation are chrome plated.
And the sink with a drain hole diameter of 1-1/2” or 1-3/4” matches various lavatory sink faucets and washbasin.
We provide bulk orders within 30 days of delivery and door-to-door service. Clear step-by-step instructions with guide videos; please ensure the gaskets are in the correct position to avoid leakage.
They have reached UL, UPC standard with 3 years warranty.
Introduction: what is a sink pop-up drain stopper assembly?
A pop-up drain stopper assembly is an essential component of any sink. It includes a lift rod and overflow, which work together to prevent water from overflowing the sink. The lift rod is used to open and close the drain stopper, while the overflow prevents water from spilling out if the lift rod is accidentally left in the open position. A pop-up drain stopper can become clogged with food particles or other debris. You will need to remove the stopper and clean it to clear the drain.
Parts of the Sink Pop-Up Drain Stopper assembly
Most sink pop-up drain stoppers have three main components: the lift rod, the plug, and the overflow. The lift rod is used to open and close the drain stopper. It is usually connected to the plug with a metal linkage. The overflow is a small hole in the side of the sink that allows water to drain if the plug is left open. Overflow drains are used on sinks that have an overflow drain. They are attached to the underside of the sink and rest on the rim of the sink bowl.
How the Sink Pop-Up Drain Stopper assembly works
A sink pop-up drain stopper assembly is a device used to close off the drain in a sink. The assembly consists of a lift rod, overflow, and pop-up stopper. The lift rod is used to raise and lower the stopper. The overflow prevents water from spilling out of the sink when the stopper is closed. The pop-up stopper seals the drain when it is in the closed position.
Tips for Sink Pop-Up Drain Stopper assembly installation
Pop-up drain stoppers are a great way to keep your sink free of clogs, but they can be tricky to install. Here are some tips for assembling and installing your pop-up drain stopper:
- Start by attaching the lift rod to the drain stopper. Most lift rods have a threaded end that screws into the stopper, so just screw it in until it’s tight.
- Next, attach the overflow plate to the sink. This is usually done with screws, so just screw it in place.
- Now you can place the pop-up drain stopper into the sink drain. Ensure that the overflow plate is properly aligned with the hole in the sink, then push down on the stopper until it’s snugly seated.
- Now you can attach the lift rod to the stopper arm. The rod will connect to the stopper arm either with a threaded end (like the drain stopper) or a nut and washer. Tighten it just until it’s snug. 5. Â Now attach the lift rod to the stopper arm. The rod will connect to the stopper arm either with a threaded end (like the drain stopper) or a nut and washer. Tighten it just until it’s snug.
