I have a pretty standard 3 1/2" sink drain that now holds a standard metal 3 1/2" strainer/stopper. Will this work with that size drain?
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Outer diameter is 4.5", inner diameter 3". It fits my kitchen sink perfectly.
128073
Any standard drain will work. I used a brushed stainless drain to match it best.
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It really depends on the sink. This drain comes with a plastic seal which should work with most sinks. However, I had to use good old fashioned plumbers putty on mine, in addition to the seal. That did the trick and it works fine.
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I'm not sure. I just chose the same size fitting and it worked out fine. I have a pull out faucet as well. I think it's a pretty standard size and should be ok.
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I pretty certain it is only for sinkmaster. I bought a universal one at Lowes and it was too big. That's when I found this on Amazon.
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If the question is, would the strainer fit into the drain opening in the smaller, shallower basin, the answer is yes. The openings are the same size. The parts appear to be interchangeable. If not, the openings are standard size, so replacement parts should be available at Home Depot, etc.
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the spout is not adjustable [pull/push in/out] but the spout is 1" longer that the legs so, it may work with your sink it works fine with mine
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I have a standard sink opening, however the top flange is extremely large so I would say yes... I did not use this actual unit as the color was way off from what I needed. This is not rubbed bronze more antique, so it was way off from my copper sink.
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My guess is it should providing the circumference of the shower stall drain is smaller than the rubber sink stopper. The rubber sink stopper is reasonably big. Check the dimensions. If smaller, it should do the job.
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It has a hard ridge circle same size as the chrome thing. (2 1/4") I'd say about an 1/8" "high". It is much larger than the drain it is covering. (1 1/2") So if your dome is smaller and more shallow I would say there is a good chance it would. The rest of the stopper is thin and flexible and probably supplies most of the suction. I would include a close up photo if I could. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I had to buy a separate stopper, then remove the strainer if i want to fill the sink.
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The top (the metal part) is 3-1/4 inches wide. The rubber part is 1-3/4 inches wide and slopes outward from there. It replaces my Kohler strainer very well. It's a bit flimsy but it seals the drain perfectly (unlike the Kohler with its rubber o-ring).
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I got a "Danze D495082 1 - 1/2-Inch Drain without Overflow with Cover and Grid Strainer, Chrome." This fits it well for my case. /Y. Oda
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not big enough to remove the stopper from the drain, but slightly smaller than drain diameter. no problem at all for me to pick up the grid and take out the stopper.
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The drain I used it for was a Price-Pfister and it worked perfectly. However, it comes with a dual-threaded sleeve so that it can be used for 1-3/8" and 1-1/2" drains and the overflow cover is pretty standard. Unless your application is significantly non-standard I would expect this to meet your needs.
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The diameter of the basket part is exactly 1.5 inches, and the outer rim is wide enough that it should fit in your drain, it will just be a little loose
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It should work. My strainer basket does not stick out. It fits down inside. Therefore the rubber stopper should work.