Can you use an pop drain that is of the correct dimensions or does it have to be the Decor Star pop up drain?
1778134
You can use any pop up drain you want as long as the size is correct - we used one that came with our Kohler faucet
1045842
Yes this product will fit all standard lavatory sinks that require a pop-up drain assembly.
1955758
Sorry, I don't recall the size, but know they are not standard kitchen sink drains. I used bar sink drains in mine and they fit perfectly.
1785395
YES, we have been very pleased with our purchase. I also bought the pop-up drain If you would like to see my installation write me at Bogo1@Yahoo.com
119206
It does not come with a pop up drain. There is a drain already included. It appears to be a standard size pipe underneath.
1455893
The first thing you should do is get the dimensions for each model and compare them. If they are close or identical in size it should be no problem. If they are of different dimensions or if you have installed a new sink where the drains are not in the same position (as I did in switching to an undermount granite sink), some minor reworking of the plumbing may be needed. Regardless, this should not be difficult. I picked up a garbage disposal install kit at Home Depot for about 15 bucks. It has a variety of PVC plumbing connections in various lengths and angles. You might have to jerry-rig some of the connections, but the kit comes with threaded connections and washers, so no PVC glue or primer is necessary. Just make sure you measure twice, cut once, and install the washers in the correct direction, and you should be able to make it work. I also found some excellent install videos on You-tube for my particular set up (double sink drains, with the disposal on the left side and the drain connection on the right). Good luck!
16497
You don't need customized drain baskets. I bought mine at Home Depot. Any standardized sized one will fit. Obviously, you'll need to set them yourself, so be sure to buy the appropriate puddy there too. We placed our disposal on the left both times.
456059
It would depend on 1) if you already have a stopper on your drain and if you do, how high does it pop-up? and 2) What is the space like around the tub drain, could it be centered over the drain? It wouldn't work in my tub, because the drain stopper is large ~2.5" around and it pops up pretty hight and there isn't enough room between the drain and the vertical side of the tub for it to be centered over the drain and lay flat enough to work.
1339977
Sorry that it doesn't come with free pop up drain. You can buy one separately.
2270304
I don't think it would work. The pop up part of the drain would have to be removed. The cylinder design of this catcher which goes into the drain is about an inch in length.
1161557
Most drains are compatible with other manufacturers so I'm thinking it would work just fine but check your sinks specifications to be sure it is the normal 3.5" drain opening.
981225
I used the drain that was used for my old washer. It is on the wall about 3 feet high. I have no problems with this configuration.
780429
It's 1 5/8" and yes they sell a pop up stopper in various finishes. It's Decor Star PU-002-TB. 1 5/8" It's here on Amazon so easy to buy with the sink, it's a good looking sink also.
798422
We used a standard drain, I am sorry I can't tell you the exact size but we chose this one from Amazon and it was perfect. Kraus PU-10-MR-1ORB Pop Up Drain and Mounting Ring, Oil Rubbed Bronze. The sink is beautiful we couldn't be happier.
580828
The manufacturer now only offers the pop up drain in three finishes: chrome, stain nickel, and oil rubbed bronze. You can order JUST the sink. [KCV-121] And then order your vessel faucet & pop up drain separately. Some companies even sell the faucet & pop up drain together, so the finishes are a perfect match. Just make sure the drain you pick fits in a 1.75" standard drain opening.
175664
No. I removed the pop up stopper. You can just unscrew it and place this shower drain instead.
137959
My plumber recomended a "grid" drain only for this sink, as it does not have an overflow. You can install it with a compact "euro" style trap, which looks very nice, but is a little pricey. I actually used a conventional one, and it works just fine.