Is the pop up rod connected to the faucet itself or can it be taken off? The pop up rod is not functional since its a pop up drain, correct?
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It is connected to the faucet. I suppose you could cut the cable and remove the rod, but then you would have an open hole on the back of the faucet base. If you don't plan to use the pop up drain, it would probably be better to just leave the rod in place to close the hole and it would be less obvious.
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I have the oiled brass one, the drain lever worked for about 1month,now I push the drain down to close, and it will open via the lever then.
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If you are talking about the piece that opens and closes the drain in the sink then it is functional. The drain does not pop open and closed
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I don't understand your question - the pop us rod in the back is definitely functional...you pull it up to plug the sink, push it down to unplug the sink. I suggest you install it as it states in the directions. Not sure what you're asking.
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It is screwed on, the manufacture sent me a replacement (Life time warranty on American Standard).
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That would be for the manual pull sink stopper, I would not use it get the pop up sink drains.
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there is a drain spigot under the unit. There is a front spigot near the bottom on the front. And there are two overflow protrusions at the back
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Hi Jill,The vanity does come with a free pop up drain, however, you do not have to use it.Thank You,Kitchen Bath Collection
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Not sure what the mounting ring is. I didn't purchase a pop up drain. Wish I could be more help
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It does need a pop-up drain. I bought one separately on amazon, our plumber installed it with the sink, and it works great. The whole thing is awesome, and everyone who visits comments on how great it looks!
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When the faucet is shut off and there's no water in it , I think. Doesn't matter , the thing will pop
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yep, where the device attaches to the faucet is a little knob. the faucet just runs normal until you pull out the knob, then the filter runs. as soon as you turn off the water and the pressure stops, the knob automatically pops off.
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It is just a pop up drain. The overflow would be your counter top! I did have to turn the water pressure down a bit so the fast flow didn't push up and over the opposite side. I love it.
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Well not sure if this answers your question, but I bought a a popup drain separately and I believe the mounting ring is included with the drain. We have not installed the sink yet.
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Kraus PU-10-MR-1ORB Pop Up Drain and Mounting Ring Oil Rubbed BronzeThis is the one I bought which worked out perfect. I bought it when I bought the sink.
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This is an all metal faucet. The spout, body, handle, waterway...every bit is metal. The pop-up drain is plastic though.
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I don't know the difference between a pop up or push mechanism. What it does have is a strainer that you just push down to close the drain and pull up to open it.
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I also had a pop up drain but it was attached via single screw in the center. Once I removed the screw the top came right out and I was able to put the hair catcher in. Since the pop up cap was removed I can no longer fill the tub without putting it back in. Hope that helps.
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I don't have a pop, up in the drain o use it in. I use it in a showed drain. It drains slowley with the hair snare so I wouldn't recommend using it with a pop up.
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Yes. I wondered that myself and had scoped out several pop-up drain alternatives which I didn't need as it has a nice drain setup.
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Yes. It is a pop-up faucet. The knob on the top of the faucet is the pop-up slide control. It does come with the matching drain.