Stainless Steel Faucets Accessories Basin Drain

Specifications:

• Fully finished for exposed installations
• Easy finger touch to open and close drain
• Made of high quality materials, strong and durable drain
• Add the finishing touch to any beautiful house
• Easy to install the basin drain correctly even if you never install drainer before
• Meets or exceeds all applicable industry standards
• Color: Silver
• Material: Stainless Steel & ABS
• Length: 100mm / 3.9in

Details:

• With overflow hole, the basin drain is designed by advanced plating treatment, excellent corrosion resistance and no harm to human health

• You can install this faucet drain on tap so that the water can easily and smoothly drain

• This faucet drain is consistent with the scientific drainage design which made it welcomed by the customers

• Made of high quality materials, this faucet drain is the best drain which is strong and durable for a long time use

• This product meets or exceeds all applicable industry standards which can satisfy your needs. Why not choose it

How to Replace a Faucet Drain?

• A new drain can improve the look of a sink.

Sometimes a sink drain can corrode and wear out before the bowl. When this happens, it can be less costly to replace just the drain. Drains are available at hardware and home improvement stores, and installation requires minimal tools and know-how. Even for a novice, the installation will take just an hour.

Instructions

• Disconnect the P-trap under the sink from the straight pipe coming from the drain, using channel-lock pliers. The P-trap is the rounded piece of pipe under the sink. A nut holds the P-trap to the straight pipe and another nut holds it to the pipe on the other end of it.
• Unscrew the straight pipe from the threaded part of the drain sticking through the bottom of the sink. If the sink has a stopper, remove the nut that holds the stopper arm into the straight pipe by hand.
• Unscrew the nut around the drain stem that holds the drain in place, using channel-lock pliers.
• Pull the old drain up from the interior of the sink bowl. You may need a screwdriver to carefully pry up around the edges. Be careful not to scratch or chip the bowl.
• Clean the area inside the bowl with mineral spirits. Remove all debris and old putty. A smooth surface will ensure a successful installation.
• Place plumber's putty around the drain hole inside the sink and place the new drain into the hole. Adjust the drain so that the lip of the new drain covers the drain hole on all sides.
• Place the gasket that came with the drain kit on the drain stem that sticks through the sink bottom.
• Screw the nut for the drain stem onto the stem and screw it up to the sink bottom. Check the drain on the interior of the bowl before tightening the drain stem nut all the way. If the drain is in the right spot, tighten the drain stem nut all the way.
• Reassemble the other parts of the plumbing, reversing the process used to remove them. Clean up any putty that may have squeezed out when the drain was tightened.

Package Included:

• 1 x Basin Drain