How did you install the pop up drain? I know it came with 2 rubber washers. I know the thin rubber washer goes between the drain and the vessel sink.
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The other washer goes under the bowl between the bowl and the stand, make sure you take the white colored plastic caps off and then you should be able to pop it up and down making a seal
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Alex, I am very sorry to hear that you are having trouble. We bought our sinks for a new home and we have not progressed to the point of installing bathroom fixtures and it a couple months away. I hope you find a solution and, if so, please post your findings. Good luck.
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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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I used a large washer I bought from the hardware store in front of the threaded nipple and it worked great. It holds the faucet in place perfect. We have been using this in our mechanics bathroom for 3 months and have had no problems. Very nice sink we love it. Hope that helps.
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It came with the strainer, but not the drain rack. We had to order the rack separately. Also we put a disposal in the island, so didn't use the strainer that came with it.
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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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so if I recall correctly, there are two washers... a smaller white one that goes in thru the top of the sink, and a much larger black one that seals from the bottom of the sink.... if you are speaking about the larger black washer, the flat side of that washer should be next to the top / flat side of the nut assembly that you screw on from the bottom.... this washer is designed for just about any sink... and note that the nut on the bottom is designed to be hand tightened only..... in your case, I would take off the assembly, make sure the flat side of the large black washer is next to the flat side of the nut that you hand tighten, and reinstall the assembly... simply install it hand tight... until it does not leak... then you will not get this protrusion
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It comes with a good washer, however, you can easily replace it when it gets worn with a standard hose washer from any hardware store. Amazon also has them online which is where I got mine. You just pry out the old washer with a pocket knife. Then place the new washer in the hose end. Tap it down gently with a flat head screw driver. It is a little tough to get it flat against the nozzle/hose end, but when it is seated it will create a tight seal for the hose and you won't have any leaks.
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If I remember correctly, there isn't any drain included. I purchased a moen pop-up drain to go with my faucet. This sink has an overflow hole so you want to make sure you get one that is compatible with that. I found that between reading the product info and talking to moen customer service I was able to pick out all the right parts online.
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You will need to purchase the drain parts - all of them, including the part that you see from the top - as well as a faucet (obviously). I think you can choose to have a pop-up drain cover or a strainer, but i thought the strainer was wiser given that there's no overflow! I had a little bit of a hard time finding a strainer that I liked the look of (my local Ace hardware store only had strainers that looked very utility-sink), but I found a nice simple, modern chrome one at Lowes in the end.
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The Decor Star PU-002-TB 1 5/8" Bathroom Faucet Vessel Vanity Sink Pop Up drain is what we ordered and it works just fine. Our plumber installed it and connected it to our drain pipe so I can't give advice on how to install.
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I do not believe you need a special drain. You do need to get a tub stop of your choice. I chose a pop-up style.
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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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You should be able to see the holes on the side of the picture if it has the overflow.Most of these vessel style sink pop ups dont have the overflow holes and the seller will usually put this in their description if it does.
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Michael, there is no drain stop lever. A pop-up drain is used with this type of faucet. Some sinks actually come with the pop-up drain but you can order the pop-up drain easily. My faucet is a vessel sink and I had to order the pop-up drain for it. It is much cheaper to order on-line. I had to buy one at Lowe's several months back and I had to pay twice as much. By the way, I love this faucet. The detail is amazingly realistic. It is whimsical and beautiful. I'll be happy to send a picture if you would like. Jenizzy
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Did you use the metal washer on the bottom of the sink that sits on the countertop...i have clear caulk on the bottom of of the sink between the washer and the sink so it doesn't move....
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Put in a pop up. Works great. Any type of strainer is going to slow draining.
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It does come with a pop up drain. Because the pull angles back instead of pulling straight up, make sure you have enough space between the backsplash and the faucet, or you will not be able to operate the pull.