Is the pop up rod connected to the faucet itself or can it be taken off? The pop up rod is not functional since its a pop up drain, correct?
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.
202766
I have the oiled brass one, the drain lever worked for about 1month,now I push the drain down to close, and it will open via the lever then.
202767
If you are talking about the piece that opens and closes the drain in the sink then it is functional. The drain does not pop open and closed
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.
202769
It is screwed on, the manufacture sent me a replacement (Life time warranty on American Standard).
773347
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
1366435
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.
1659723
Here is the pop up drain assembly I ordered to use with this sink. It worked great. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004W21T20/ref=oh_details_o08_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 LightInTheBox Faucet Accessories Brass Clic-clac Pop up Drain, Overflow Sold by DEAL EASY
2270305
I also had a pop up drain but it was attached via single screw in the center. Once I removed the screw the top came right out and I was able to put the hair catcher in. Since the pop up cap was removed I can no longer fill the tub without putting it back in. Hope that helps.
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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!
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.
1037418
That would be for the manual pull sink stopper, I would not use it get the pop up sink drains.
1293523
Kraus PU-10-MR-1ORB Pop Up Drain and Mounting Ring Oil Rubbed BronzeThis is the one I bought which worked out perfect. I bought it when I bought the sink.
1475034
There is no "ON/OFF" switch on this filter and the only way to control the water flow is by turning the switch on the faucet adapter On or Off. Yes, if someone forgets to switch the diverter OFF, then water will come out if the sink is turned on, however this is usually not an issue if the unit is near the sink with the spout pointed into the sink. Alternatively, there is another model - the Brondell Cypress water filter system which does have a separate ON/OFF switch. You can see that product here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EEDJSES thanks!
1474310
I am not sure what you mean by a pop-up. It does come with a sink-stopper and a pull behind the faucet.
1581732
Yes it is separated. It can be replace easy. I just wished the faucet was a better quality. Every thing else I love it.
1456185
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.
261799
If you mean a pop up drain, you would have to remove the pop up part and it should work fine.
1609303
If you are talking about the pop-up stopper, you purchase it separately here or at a big box store like Lowes. About $25. I used it with a vessel sink which doesn't come with the stopper. The faucet is fabulous!
1376652
It is just a pop up drain. The overflow would be your counter top! I did have to turn the water pressure down a bit so the fast flow didn't push up and over the opposite side. I love it.
1427520
No it doesn't. But the website tells you which one you need. The pop up overflow. Love this faucet. Have had it about six months now.