I have a pop up shower drain..does this have a "dome" which will fit over the drain stopper??
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No, you would need to take out the shower drain to use this. The bottom portion fits down into the drain.
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It is designed to fit into the drain. Theoretically you could turn it upside down, but really you would want to buy a different drain catcher.
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No. I removed the pop up stopper. You can just unscrew it and place this shower drain instead.
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Hey Cyn, I don't think it would work. You should be able to remove that stopper, but if you can't the center of this might be an issue. It is a dome shape, but the center opening goes into the drain (or at least flat to it, but I'm pretty sure it goes a little further than the ring on the outside).
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Yes it does. Popup, drain ring cover and all attachments needed to install. Both seemed to be plastic covered in "chrome".
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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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It didn't work with the drain cover that I had and it has a small dome shape. But it works great without it! I just took the screw out that was holding the drain cover on and I take it off and on as I need.
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THe faucet doesn't come with a pop up and it also does not have a lever that makes the drain go up and down. I believe I ordered the "pop-up" but I had to return all because our plumber told up that without the attached lever, the faucet would not pass a building inspection.
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It does not come with a pop up drain. There is a drain already included. It appears to be a standard size pipe underneath.
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I am not sure what you mean by a pop-up. It does come with a sink-stopper and a pull behind the faucet.
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If I understand your question correctly, a pop-up drain assembly comes with the faucet so that you can replace the pop-up drain in the bottom of the sink. My old one was chrome, so I replaced it with the bronze-colored one so it would match the faucet. There is also a pull up lever included that goes in the back of the faucet, to open and close the drain. I hope this is helpful.
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Yes. It's shaped like a hat, hard to tell in the photo, but the drain can pop up under it, I feel sure. We use it for the shower, with the drain open. Works fine. You clean it after each use, as Kathie W. W. said.
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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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It depends on the diameter of your shower stall, however i believe it just barely cover mine-- meaning that the rubber would come into contact with the white shower floor (as opposed to the metal cover of the drain). Even with my sink, this stopper barely covers the drain, so any minor shift = no more water!
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The mounting ring is decorative and only works for the round smaller sinks (the base of this sink isn't round). You will need the pop-up drain stopper if you plan to catch water or hold liquids in the sink. The sink hole is much larger than those in traditional sinks so a smaller traditional type of stopper won't work.
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Wish I could answer that. We had a plumber do it. Unfortunately for us, ours did not come with the drain and stopper. Had to use the one from the previous fixture.
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A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a 'better mousetrap.' A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a... » Read More A closed stopper would completely block access, but I was able to clear the drain (shower) without having to remove the cross bars inserted in the drain (a plumbing fixture). Yes, there was no stopper in the drain, and I believe that 1. most 'permanently' installed stoppers of the lift and turn variety can be removed (I am not a plumber) 2. it is likely that if the stopper is not removable, when the stopper is open you can thread the snake past it (but no guaranty). For me, this simple snake was a godsend, as I had tried numerous chemical drain cleaners prior. It seems really to be a 'better mousetrap.' « Show Less
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No tub drain stopper. It needs its own rough-ins ($65.00). I have returned the set.
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Not sure what you mean by a pull-up drain, but the drain area has to be open so this will fit over the drain hole. We got this for rental properties. I have a metal stopper with a knob on it that pulls up to open on my tub at home. I'd have to unscrew the stopper and remove it for this to fit. Hope that helps.
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yes. it lies flat over the drain. Better that a plug stopper. I have one for my bathroom sink also, after the automatic stopper, STOPPED! LOL Good luck.