Does this work with a pull-up drain?
261798
If you pull the drain portion out that pulls up, it will work. That is the kind we have, but you have to completely remove the drain plug to use it, meaning unscrew it.
261799
If you mean a pop up drain, you would have to remove the pop up part and it should work fine.
261800
Not sure what you mean by a pull-up drain, but the drain area has to be open so this will fit over the drain hole. We got this for rental properties. I have a metal stopper with a knob on it that pulls up to open on my tub at home. I'd have to unscrew the stopper and remove it for this to fit. Hope that helps.
204530
Yes, ours does. But beware if you use an under-counter mount - it's a deep sink and space will be limited underneath, particularly under the large side of the sink. With a deep sink and a standard height drain pipe, there may not be enough height difference between the disposal outlet and the drain pipe.
969089
No. The the drain is like a push button. You push it down to stop it and push it again to open it. I didn't think I would like but it works pretty good
1361153
No, this will fit without removing anything and it works great. I used to do drain-o 3 times a year but have no need for that anymore.
1546217
The handle for the water (on top of the faucet) moves up at an angle, but it doesn't extend beyond the back of the base plate so it shouldn't be a problem. The bigger issue would be the lever that pushes down the drain cover. It's in the back and it looks like you would need a little less than an inch in back of the base plate in order to fully pull it up and close the drain.
981225
I used the drain that was used for my old washer. It is on the wall about 3 feet high. I have no problems with this configuration.
148245
It didn't work with the drain cover that I had and it has a small dome shape. But it works great without it! I just took the screw out that was holding the drain cover on and I take it off and on as I need.
890460
It's designed to pull hair and such out of a small sink drain. It would NOT work on a toilet stoppage. A plumbers friend is still your best bet.
1302275
The shape of the toilet doesn't matter. As long as it seals around the drain it will work.
1223222
No it won't. The drain cover has to come off. Try prying it off with a screw driver.
1809172
Even though this item is slightly domed, if you have a pop up stopper for your drain, this might not fit. The drain opening in my tub is just an open hole, with nothing to prevent hair from going down it, so it works perfectly in that situation.
2044100
The answer is no ONLY if you do NOT install the pump outlet attachment. This attachment triggers a microswitch in the unit to turn on the pump when the predetermined level is reached. If not installed then it will gravity drain (if desired).
1967570
I'm using this sink right now with Price Pfister that came with a push style pop up drain. There's no pulling with this one, just push down and it goes to closed if it was open, or to open if it was closed. The sink would also work with the faucets with the rod that comes up through the back of the faucet, in which case you do push or pull on the rod to open and close the drain.
1635100
I think so as long as the drain is not too close to the wall. You want room around the drain so it sits flat against the surface for best performance.
698892
If I recall correctly it does not. Just pick one up for 6 bucks at the local hardware store when you go to pick up the drain connections.
1037943
If it's one of those with small, round, holes in the drain, then no. This will work on, say, a bathtub drain with fairly large openings, but the "teeth" make this about 1/2 inch wide.
1693425
Yes, but you must remove the knock out plug before connecting the drain line.