Do I need to purchase a special drain for the AS Cambridge Tub?
1531160
I do not believe you need a special drain. You do need to get a tub stop of your choice. I chose a pop-up style.
1531161
If you want the highest water level for deep soaking, you will need to purchase a special drain kit offered by AS. I suggest that you go to the AS website and review.
1609302
I don't recall the drain we bought, but had to return it because we bought one with an overflow hole which is not needed with a vessel sink. Just a heads up.
1948588
No. A drain stopper will either come with the sink you buy or you will have to buy one separately. However, if you have to buy one for your sink, make sure you know the drain size you will need. I highly recommend this faucet - it has great water flow and the brushed nickel finish never shows water spots.
1427519
No you have to purchase one separately. I don't have the item # to hand but it was listed on the page. I got a pop up drain. Appears to work well
128073
Any standard drain will work. I used a brushed stainless drain to match it best.
2027128
I didn't. I put mine next to my bath tub to allow it to drain out there & it drains just fine.
1706311
No. Two drains are provided, one for each side. One of the drains includes a deep strainer basket, and the other drain includes a drain plug. However, plumber's putty is not included. You'll need plumber's putty to seal each drain to the sink during installation.
2171707
It takes a standard drain. I bought a black one from my Menards store and it matched perfectly.
535550
This tub does not have a drain. We bucket ours out till it's light enough to dump if the water gets dirty.
621939
It comes with a flexible drain, but I don't think you could connect anything to that. You may want to just connect some type of hose to it....if you're a "handyman" I'm sure you can do it.
479785
No. The screw base would be to big to fit inside the existing drain. You would need to use a tub drain extractor to remove the old one. You can find them here (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=tub%20drain%20extractor) and at most major hardware stores. The one you would need all depends on the size of the existing drain.
2119245
You will need a drain hose. There are universal drain hoses and specific brand and/or models drain hoses you can search for. They also come in difference lengths.
1963480
No. You can get a similar oil rubbed bronze drain part from Lowe's or HD for approx. $20...or shop around online.
1741439
I believe you have to buy your own drain cover (not included). I bought one with perforated holes (less expensive) than the one that you could close to hold water in the sink. It was not hard to find a bronze drain at Lowes/Home Depot. Don't expect it to match the faucet though. No one makes rose-hued sink drains.
1448496
All that came was just the sink. So yes, you would need to buy the drain pipes separately.
934611
You need a pop-up drain/stopper Lowes sells them as does Overstock.com, quite possibly your local hardware store may also carry them though this info is for the entire drain assembly.
1059193
It comes with a house that only needs to be placed in a drain. The unit HAS the necessary pump.Hope this helps.