Please help me understand "pop up". Is it a lever actuated drain stopper? Or, is push down on the top of the drain and it pops up to open the drain?
272357
push once to close the drain push twice to open the drain just make sure if its overflow ready or not to keep from draining water on the floor
272358
Its a press down to close and press down to pop open. Not the standard lever type.
272359
You just push on the drain. Mine are installed and they are great. Push top of drain to close and open drain.
972049
No it does not have a lever to raise the stopper. All drain stoppers that are called 'pop up' stoppers do not have a lever. The stopper pops and down when you push on the center of the stopper.
1741441
push the plunger in the drain to close it then push it again to open it......
1704813
It requires at least two holes for the copper connection. It is designed with out a drain stopper control push/pull rod, so you need to change your drain to a pop up. If you do not change it, you will have no control over your drain stopper.
1853808
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.
1095818
Yes it is suppose to just pop up. I had that problem once before and luckily I still had the old bottle, so I just exchanged pumps.
593497
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!
1742809
It`s work like a primitive hand pump - move the upper part of this device up and down. For opening just pull it up.
202765
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.
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.
807520
No, you have to purchase that separately. I tried to find the link to the one I purchased but it no longer comes up. Here is what my order said: Drain Antique Brass Pop-up with Overflow | 17901 Sold by Renovator's Supply Hope this helps!
326538
Yes, you have to physically push down on top of the drain to open and close it.
2227454
I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and tell them, they will send you one. I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and... » Read More I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and tell them, they will send you one. « Show Less
1866982
I agree with the other two responses. The drain goes in like any other drain. I am on about my third installation, though, because the first two had the support that holds the popup rot off after a couple years use each. I almost gave up on the pop-up and just went with an open drain, but the third one seems to be holding up so far.
202768
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.
1772467
The pressure builds up until you press down on the end that goes to the drain... Plus if it is clogged, the pressure builds up from the seal of the end where the rubber is. It didn't really work all that well for me..
237680
It's a metal pop up drain. The same color as the faucet. Everything matches.