i see it says pop up included. is that the complete drain assembly as i will have a brand new sink
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Yes, it is the complete pop up assembly. No trouble installing it and it is working well today. Enjoy!
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Just thought of one tiny thing... If water seeps out of the sink when drain is closed, unscrew the ring and reset it with more plumbers putty. This happened to us initially but adding more putty sealed it up and we have not had any trouble at all.
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We did have this unit installed by a plumber, but I can say he found it easy and everything needed was there...Still love the faucet and have no problems with it.
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Yes it is but it only has a 7 in rod for the pop up mine needed a 12 in. center of hole to center of drain
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I found it on amazon as well. When you click onto the handles, usually somewhere on the page they have a line up of products that say, people who looked at this product also looked at.... That's is where I not only found, but purchased the pop up drains to match the handles.
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I am not sure what portion you consider the 'assembly' but the pop up part in the sink is metal. The ring in the sink around the pop up part is metal. The portion inside the actual drain is plastic. That is attached to a metal rod which is attached to a plastic piece with different holes in it used to configure your fit. The pull up piece in back of the faucet is metal. We still love our faucet. Hope this helps.
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If I understand your question correctly, a pop-up drain assembly comes with the faucet so that you can replace the pop-up drain in the bottom of the sink. My old one was chrome, so I replaced it with the bronze-colored one so it would match the faucet. There is also a pull up lever included that goes in the back of the faucet, to open and close the drain. I hope this is helpful.
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Yes, our purchased faucet included the pop up assembly. It does seem rather odd that it is photoshopped out of the beauty shot. It is discreet, and does not detract from the style.
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It does include the pop-up drain assembly, but the construction of it is all plastic with a metal cap over the piece that pops up. Make sure that you buy the correct type plumbers putty to seal that assembly, as marble sinks use a different putty than metal sinks.
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Yes, it is the drain hole. We installed this sink last summer and love it. You can Google the sink and get instalation instructions.
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Yes - we installed a new one when we had this one put in. We had a plumber do the actual installation, but the sink drain is the standard size for a garbage disposal. Not modifications needed.
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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!
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Buy without the overflow. The overflow pop-up has an opening that drains water from the over flow. If your sink is not designed for it, then that overflow opening might allow water out of the drain
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You will need a pop up drain but you will not need the mounting ring. The sink will sit on top of the counter you will need to drill a hole or make a cut out large enough for the pop up drain to fit.
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No, we had to buy them separately. We got the pop up drain on line and thought we had to find the mounting ring locally because nowhere did it mention a mounting ring. But it actually was included with the pop up drain. Good luck with the oil rubbed bronze.
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Sorry but I honestly don't remember - someone else put the faucet in and I cannot remember from the packaging whether or not the drain was included - the faucet is great and good buy for the money - perhaps look on the delta website to see? Sorry!
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No, you have to purchase the drain sepertately. Kraus makes as a pop up drain as a companion to this piece. The drain can be purchased trough Amazon and is called "Kraus PU-11CHPop Up Drain with Overflow, Chrome". The pop up drain is quite large & is meant to be put in vessel sinks (according to our plumber). The faucet itself is a piece of art!
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There isn't a popup drain that actually attaches to the faucet we just use a little stopper when we need to close off the sink. the faucet in the other hand is awesome and it was super easy to install.
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Yes, it comes with two complete drain assemblies. One of them (the one on the left in the photo, under the photo of the sink) has a strainer bucket that catches debris. It would be perfect for the case where a garbage disposal isn't installed. (I have a garbage disposal, so rather than throw away this nice debris-catching drain, I donated it to the local Habitat for Humanity organization so it would at least get used somewhere.)