es this model come in the push open and push close drain in sink or only with lever mounted on back of faucet for drain?
2005271
It has push open/close only. I bought two of these sets last year, and I've had many compliments on how feminine they are.
2005272
We haven't installed yet, but I belive it was only a push open and push close drain. But the design is awesome!
2005273
mine came with push open/close drain even though it has the lever pictured. not sure if that is discontinued model or just different model
2005274
It does come with the push open and push close drain, and it works really well.
2005275
You would have to check with Pfister. It came to us as shown--with lever mounted on back of faucet.
536610
mine was the lever, the washer and the metal stem that hooks in the tank seal. very nice piece, looks great on the toilet, but it was a little hard to get into my new toilet. tank is much smaller than the older tanks. keep that in mind when you are considering this piece.
219533
it comes with the "stopper" in the hole in the bottom of the sink which you open or close with the handle behind the handle on the faucet. is that what you mean by a drain?it comes with complete assembly.
1399720
If you install the faucet so the handle is on the left, the handle rotates backward to turn on ... If you install with handle on right, it would move forward to turn on ... I installed it with handle on left and it cleared back-splash easily and is out of the way ... handle is a 1/4 turn handle ...
1321869
Yes, both the drain assembly and open/close drain mechanism is included. I did not use these parts on my sink as I installed an Ikea low-profile sink and I used those drain assembly parts.
2119339
I purchased a separate flange because I needed black also. It was not necessary though as the flange was included with the disposal. Did not return it because there was a piece I can put in the sink that keeps things from going down the garbage disposal such as a hand full of berries, or marbles from a cut flower vase that was included with the flange I bought but did not need. I hope this helps.
2051971
No it does not. It works the exact same way the pull drain stoppers work regarding sink overflow. The Push and Seal is a really cool and innovative product that adds a nice look to the faucet and sink.
1920909
I purchased 3 sets of this faucet last year. You do engage the drain by pulling up on the stem that appears at the top rear of the faucet spout. It does include a drain. Fairly easy to install. Alignment of handles took a little work but well worth the effort. Very clean look.
1969111
There is a safety catch on the hot water lever. You have push it in while pushing down at the same time. There's also a hot wter switch in the back. However, we only hooked our cooler to cold water as we didn't need the hot water at home.
1600426
When you say pop up lever do you mean for the stopper in the sink? If so, yes, it's on the back, you can just see it on the left hand of this picture.
1781453
No, no lever. You just reach down and push or pull the drain plug to open and close it. Very convenient, also no extra parts that will break! FOrgot to say you will need a drain that pops up.
1190948
Yes the drain is located to the right and back. I love it that way. It's a great design. Not only does it free up space in the sink but underneath the disposal if to one side to the back and gives you more under the sink space. It is very heavy but my plumber braced everything. It's a beautiful sink....the focal point of the kitchen!
686492
No. I searched online and in local stores. Lowe's was the only one who carried the drain I needed for this. You will need the push-button drain for this particular faucet. http://www.lowes.com/pd_578044-10882-9298-SN_0__?productId=50121175&Ntt=push+button+drain&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNtt%3Dpush%2Bbutton%2Bdrain&facetInfo= The umbrella feature will depend on the sink you are using.
917733
It does come with a pop up drain. Because the pull angles back instead of pulling straight up, make sure you have enough space between the backsplash and the faucet, or you will not be able to operate the pull.
2171708
No I don't, sorry. I cannot remember even buying one. Either one came with the sink or my plumber chose the drain and installed it on his own. The plumber had my faucet which is brushed nickel. I'm pretty sure the drain did not come with my faucet. I had a new construction home and was not around when sink was installed. It was probably a standard drain because the plumber did not involve me and he normally would ask me if i had choices to make. sorry i could not be any help.
1390689
The faucet is installed about 4 1/8 inch (measuring from center of faucet) from the backsplash. With this measurement, the lever is about 1/4 inch from the backsplash when in use.
808245
It has a drain opening, but you don't have to use it. Mine sits next to my bar sink for the convenience of having a ready source of water, not for the drain.