The bolt that connects between the top basket and the bottom isn't long enough to hold the drain in place for my sink. Do you have longer bolts?
1965579
I do not, but Ace Harware carries a great supply of stainless hardware for that kind of application. Hope that helps, Ruth
1965580
I had the same problem, and it's because that Houzer is meant for SS sinks. I have a cast iron sink and had the same problem, so I returned it.
1965581
No I sent it back. I got a very heavy duty one made by Kohler. It worked great! Almost the same price but will last forever.
1448497
The drain does not come with the sink. Your local hardware store will have one.
1977184
Unfortunately, these strainers will not fit bathroom sinks. They are for standard size drains.
1748277
Dawn, if you are referring to hardware to attach sink to the wall, I used some small lag screws 3/16" x 2" that works fine. After you seal around the sink with dap, or silicone, and connect drain piping it really holds well.
1154095
From what I can tell there should be no issue - sink drain holes tend to be standard and they are both Kohler. I used this disposal flange with the rubber baffle from the disposer without issue. The gasket is somewhat flow restrictive, but, does keep it all quiet.
2201028
Yes, theoretically it should work. I just tried it on my drainer and, I have to say, the alignment of two of the holes was easier to deal with sitting on the left side, rather than the right side of my sink. I could probably have "forced" the top onto the bottom, but didn't go that far. As I say, it should work from either side.
2201884
Not sure what kind of drain you have. My former sink had a lift rod so I couldn't use it. This drain does not but works very well.
849808
I can't attach mine to the sink because my sink does not have the groves that allow it to be screwed to the sink faucet.
4343
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. The drain lever is behind the faucet body and travels nearly straight up and down. Total travel is about 2 inches but never goes higher than the faucet handle. It extends behind the base about an inch or less, so if your wall or backsplash is that close, things might be tight. Good luck.
789569
My sink opening is 3 1/4 inches. It works well in my sink. The outer edges of the rubber ring are flexible, and the non-flexible portion is less than 3 inches. My gut says it'll probably work but I can't tell for sure. I tried to find a 3 inch opening in one of my other drains and couldn't find one. Good luck!
796835
I have a standard double sink in my kitchen. The extension pieces are a little flimsy though. Proceed with caution!!
879844
If your present disposer uses a 3-bolt connection to a metal sink outlet, then the Waste King 9930 should bolt up. If your disposer uses a "quick connection" to a plastic sink outlet then you will have to replace the sink outlet flange which is quite easy. Get the smallest container of plumber's putty you can find.
957971
I got the brushed nickel mounting ring but I'm sure if you get the correct size for the sink it should work.
566492
Drain plug works with any sink with same diameter 1 5/8" hole and I dont think overflow has anything to do it!
507661
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
105157
Shouldn't be a problem. Usually the faucet is set on the back of the sink. It needs only extend thru the sink. This will fit on standard sinks. I can't see mine easily but as I remember the threaded connectors should extend well beyond an inch and a half if you must go thru the counter top. But check your sink itself. It should have holes in it for the faucet.
927217
It depends in the hole that you currently have. Most likely the hole you have is to big for this sink.