PARLOS Pop Up Drain Stopper with Overflow for Bathroom Sink Faucet Vessel Vanity, Matte Black, 20861

The media could not be loaded.  Only gave 4 stars because it’s so loud when you open and close. I’m going to keep it because the bronze matches and it does work. It was easy to install, no directions but I’ve done enough plumbing I didn’t have a problem. All in all it’s way better than the one that came with the faucet. To remove the button top you just unscrew it.

I was replacing a bathroom faucet, and while i was at it decided to go ahead and replace the drain as well. My old drain had been cloggish for years, just wouldn't drain very fast at all. This new drain top matched the color of my new faucet, and the new faucet didn't have a lever to pull up to close a drain so I needed a push/seal type like this anyway. The old drain was easy and obvious to remove, and this new one was easy and obvious how to install. It did not come with any instructions, none are needed, I didn't watch a youtube video and I've never replaced a bathroom drain before. This new one works great, the water flows and drains very well, and to close the drain and let water build up in the sink you simply press it, it's like spring loaded, then press it again to pop it back up and let the water drain. It looks great and works great. And yes, as some reviews said it is larger than the one I replaced, however I like that, the sink I put it in is an old marble one that wasn't taken care of and had some staining around the drain that this larger size drain cover, well, covered up. I couldn't be happier with this purchase, wish I'd done it years ago.EDIT: In addition to the original purchase, I ended up buying three additional of these drains for the other bathroom sinks in my house, I was so pleased with the original that I just decided to do the others. It's cheap, very easy to install, and really good quality, it drains very well and easy to stop the draining if you want with literally the push of a button, and it looks good when installed. Of the four I've done, three of them worked right away. The fourth one needed an extension pipe between this drain and the P-trap below, it was just short of reaching it, but that's fine, it wasn't this drain's fault, it was the previous installer's work that caused that issue.

Easy to install and fits most sinks.

This was so easy to install. This one has pvc piping, so everything could be turned and tightened by hand during installation. My previous one was metal with a "flapper" to open and close the drain, so it required a large and medium set of pliers to remove although it was a simple process as well. I like the "pop-up" design instead of the older lever design. It took about 15 minutes to install including time to clean the residue leftover from the old one that was there for 13 years. Everything worked on the first try. No leaks in the plumbing underneath and the popup drain held the water in the sink until I pressed it to release the water.

I have never had this style of stopper before. Easy to install and I know it won't be rusting apart like my previous unit (the kind where you pull up on the rod to lower the stopper). This new style is a bit larger in the bottom of the sink but we got used to it and are happy with it.

Very nice! Had to cut a little bit to fit my sink length

Encajo perfectamente, materiales de muy buena calidad y funcionalidad.

I had to take the drain back out because the tailpiece wouldn’t slide into the trap. I hadn’t noticed the tiny flange at the bottom of the tailpiece, which I removed with a utility knife and a belt sander.The sink overflow wouldn’t work because the ports in the new drain didn’t line up with the ports in the sink. That was a second design flaw, which I fixed by filing the plastic ports.The flange at the top of the drain and the gasket under it were thick, forming a 3mm dam that kept the water from draining completely. Approximately 2 teaspoons remained. That was the third design flaw.In spite of the installation problems, I was pleased. When I forgot to drain the basin, the level hadn't gone down hours later. I'd found that the pop-up mechanism unscrewed, allowing me to clean the mechanism or the pipe or to draw the water out of the trap.After several months, the drain was suddenly slow. I unscrewed the mechanism and saw that the rubber seal would no longer stay in the groove. I left the mechanism beside the basin. A few hours later, the ring had contracted and would stay in the groove. However, the fix wasn’t permanent. Eventually, I baked it in a warm oven. It was tighter than new, but the fix wasn't permanent. I think the seal is made of a rubber that has too much friction against the plastic pipe. There's a bit of tugging as the mechanism goes up and down, and eventually it stretches enough to come off.I think it was intended as a quality drain, but the designer lacked experience with sink drains. After a year of trouble, I replaced it with a Phiestina brass drain. The tailpiece slid into the trap without modification. The overflow ports lined up with the sink ports. The flange at the top is almost flush with the surface of the basin. Seals and gaskets are made of low-friction materials. The pop-up mechanism includes a basket, and you can lift it out without unscrewing. What’s more, it cost a little less than the Parlos.

Es un buen producto, llegó en buenas condiciones y a tiempo...Solo que yo no esperaba que fuera todo de plastico, para mi gusto es algo importante que deben considerar si lo quieren de ese material o de metal

I could not use this product for the renovation intended due to the idiosyncrasies of the vanity I purchased. However, I carefully reviewed the item upon receipt and consider it an awesome product for future renovation products. Reasonably priced and very practical, easy to install, practical application and very nice contrast to a white porcelain vanity. I highly recommend this product.

Après 24 heures il a commencé à changer de couleur. Le fini noir réagit très mal à l'humidité et fait des taches blanches.

Fast delivery and plumber installed.