I'm very happy with my KES sink stopper. My husband installed it with out any problems. I ordered it to match my fixtures and was not disappointed. It looks fantastic and works great! A great value also.

Very well made product better than expected solid and relatively easy to install!

Looks very good in the sink, come with everything you need and pretty easy to use, the instructions were a little hard to understand at first, the only thing I'm disappointed in is that the drain pushed done does not hold water.

I have replaced drains in the past and was dreading the installation. These were very easy to put in 10- 15 minutes for this nearly 80 year old do it youselfer.The lady of the house is very happy with the clean out ease.All metal vs the plastic I removed. Great Product!

Replaced my old sink drains with this product. The size of the pop up is large approx. 2 1/2" and was basically the same size as the lip on the drain. I had no problems with the pop up working as expected and held the water from draining. Looks good and performs.

I wanted to change out the sink stopper in my Master bath to be rid of the pop-up that leaked and caught debris causing a back up. I purchased the set from KES because of the all metal/brass construction and easy to clean out basket. I will be ordering another set to change over the other bathrooms in the house next. Easy installation, necessary seals included. Looks and works fabulous.

I installed three of these in our bathroom sinks, two with overflows in built-in porcelain lav sinks, and one without overflow in a countertop glass bowl sink, all with ease and great success.PROS- System is all-brass, no plastic involved.- Fit and finish are excellent.- Everything needed was included in the box, even an additional gasket for alternate-sized trap pipes.- The brass locknut is nearly 2" tall, making it particularly easy to grip and deal with while wrestling inside a cabinet.- The pop-up drains these replaced anchored the spring-loaded pop-up stems to rigid members inside the drain bodies making removal, repair and cleaning difficult. Here, the stopper mechanism is a unit that easily lifts out for cleaning and/or repair.- The stopper mechanism has a built-in hair trap. In a house with a wife and daughter, I have had to remove enough hair from drains to build my own creature, tedious and messy jobs. Here, you need only lift the pop-up out and the hair trap comes with it, making clearing quick and easy.CONS- I haven't encountered one thus far.Side note: These units come with two silicone gaskets, one to go above the sink surface and one below. I have always preferred to use plumber's putty around the drain inside the bowl rather than a gasket to assure a tight seal and to make for a more flush fit. That also minimizes any ridge around the drain that might trap water and dirt. Interestingly, the enclosed product instructions recommends substituting plumber's putty for that upper silicone gasket in the event of leaks (putty not included with the product).

This drain and strainer appear well made and durable. The installation is quite easy, however, you may find the push button inoperable in certain sink configurations.I'll explain.If your sink has a pronounced depression for the drain hole, it is likely the new push button will not be able to be depressed enough to be able to lock and unlock without taking the entire assembly out (which is a design feature of this drain, but only to clean the strainer, not to operate the push button.) This may only be a minor inconvenience for some, but when you are buying this to operate as a one handed push button, do you really want to pull the the thing out of the drain, operate the push button and then place it back in? Yes, that will work, and it's not difficult, but it keeps this from being a 5 star review.I bought two of these for Kohler sinks with fairly deep depressions for the drain holes. As I said, these are quite easy to install, thankfully because there are barely any directions. Once it was installed, I tried to operate the push button and nope, I could not push the button down far enough to activate the clicking mechanism, and I immediately saw the reason, as I explained above. The outer edge of the drain cap hit the raised sides of the sink drain, and could not be pressed down far enough to "click". Being a consummate do-it-yourself-er however, I was not going to give up and send these back without at least trying to make them work. And I found two techniques while doing so, since I bought two of these, which both worked.The first sink, since it was already installed, got the "screw the strainer basket back (down) as far as it can go to increase the overall length of the assembly enough to make it work" technique. This in fact increased the length of the assembly by about a 1/8 of an inch. I did also take the strainer basket off the assembly entirely and "bent" the threads of the strainer ever so slightly so the fit would be tight, and not come loose over time. I'd say this is probably a good thing to do, even if you choose the second technique as well.The second technique was to replace the supplied (fairly thin) silicon top gasket with the bottom gasket from the old drain. In my case it just happened to be a perfect fit, and the much greater thickness, raised the entire drain assembly high enough in the drain hole to reduce the "depression" effect of the sink hole. My guess is you can get something suitable at the (unnamed) hardware store of your liking, in your town.If your sink is more flat at the drain hole, you will likely have no issues at all, and you will find this a 5 star item.Overall the new drains look very nice and modern. It has the obvious benefit of removing the sink stopper mechanism from the inside of the down drain that naturally catches hair and grime and eventually gets plugged up and is #1 reason plumbers get called to clear a stopped-up drain for those not comfortable taking the drain apart and cleaning it out every so often. The strainer basket seems rather constrictive and could possibly get clogged even faster than the traditional drain stopper, but since it only requires pulling it out of the drain and dumping the contents into a trash can and rinsing it off, I'd say those plumber callers mentioned above will be happy with how easy that is.Lastly, my wife loved it and how it looked, so big win for me, and I'm glad I didn't let a minor design flaw stop me.oh, iGanja!

Perfecto muy bueno . Recomendable y facil instalacion

This item was very cheap and I feel the quality was poor as a result. Not recommended. Best purchase a more expensive a d higher quality item.

Wir haben vor kurzem ein neues Bad bekommen, und wollten unser schönes Natursteinwaschbecken behalten. Leider passte die alte Ablaufgarnitur nicht mehr, wegen einer dickeren Platte am neuen Waschtisch. Das late Gewinde war zu kurz, um noch ein Verbindungsrohr in den Siphon anzuschrauben. Dieses Teil mit dem festen Rohr machte es überflüssig. Der Siphon kann direkt angeflanscht werden.

Nachdem meine letzte Billiggarnitur in Nullkommanix weggegammelt ist, war ich im Zweifel, ob ich dieses Mal mehr ausgeben möchte. Aufgrund guter Rezensionen und vor allem wegen des integrierten Fangkörbchens habe ich mich für dieses Produkt entschieden.Es macht erst einmal einen guten Eindruck, Lieferung kam dank Prime sehr prompt.Ob es langlebiger ist, kann ich natürlich nicht sagen, aber empfehlen möchte ich es in jedem Fall:+gute Verarbeitung+Fallrohr integriert+Messingmuffe+einfache Installation, werkzeuglos möglich+kleine Rolle Teflonband gratis++das FangkörbchenWers möchte, kann eine dreimonatige Garantieverlängerung bekommen, durch Produktregustrierung.Ich bin erstmal zufrieden mit meinem Kauf.

Looks great installs easily