my bathtab drain hole is 1 5/8" can I use this stopper?
1252030
Sure. Just don't expect it to work well. You'll be better off with an old-fashioned stopper sized for your tub.
1252031
Funny you should ask now, I just got out of the tub. I think it should work. It's 5 inches across. My drain is fairly new but was leaking. I flip the drain to close, add the oxo stopper then reopen the drain stopper and it suctions on tight. Hope that helps.
276098
Yes, I think it would, as long as your drain opening is standard size. It works well in my laundry tub which has a drain larger than a bath tub but smaller than a kitchen drain. The stopper is a fairly generous size
1249166
The hole where the water comes out of mine is 1.5" ,the faucet.its a snug fit but has loosen a bit with use. It gets used 2 or 3 x's a day. It should but if yours the shower thing is attached to the spout ,the thing that pulls up to stop water from draining out it will not work. I measured the end that attaches its hole is 2" & gets smaller as you go in. Not sure if this helps. I love this one! The old one wasnt even close to this one. We can turn the water on pretty strong not like the old one.
2119176
The tube that goes through the hole in the sink or counter top is a little less than 1/2". The hole I have is 1" and that works too. So 1/2" to 1" would be the upper and lower limit.The faucet comes with washers and collars to make it work on the larger hole. There is another answer saying 5/8", that would have some clearance as well.
550129
No, this is a solid stopper. You would need to search for "drilled rubber stopper".
1772216
My sink has a 1.5" diameter hole in it and a pop-up drain stopper. My faucet is a fairly standard Hansgrohe faucet and I love this sink as much as you could possibly love a sink. It's exactly what I wanted and does not disappoint.
104853
Yes, the 1-3/8" hole should work fine. There is a 1-3/4" escutcheon that comes with it to finish off the installation nicely. We had a 1-1/8" hole drilled to accomodate our Aquasana.
1005723
There is NOT a stopper mechanism on this faucet. It is decorative only so it would match the sink faucets if you had also purchased them
1892431
Yes, mine has 1 drain hole, centrally located, about 3/4" in diameter. Hope this helps.
1273755
3/8 should work. You only need enough room for the side flange and the screws.
877603
This particular faucet is a one hole version so not sure if it could work for you. Maybe they have some kind of adapter to help cover the extra holes?
1157928
I'm not sure as I don't use it for that. The holes are exactly 1/8th of an inch.
824657
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.
747402
Generally the center hole is large enough to accommodate this unit however you will need to get some hole plugs from your local hardware store to cap the old faucet holes your are not going to be using. Most stores carry these to plug unused holes in stainless sinks. Careful when tightening this, too tight and the seals will leak.
764562
I believe the 1-5/8" refers to the size of the pipe assembly that the stopper sits atop. I've measured the two stoppers in the two sink vessels that I installed and they are both 2-5/8" in diameter. Hope this helps.
1930960
Toto calls for a 1-1/4 inch drain, but the actual hole dimension is a hair over 1-1/2 inches. With just the lightest amount of Dremel work, I was able to mount a Kraus pop-up drain (slightly over 1.5 inches at the threads).Faucet hole is 1-3/8 inches, so there is a wide selection of single hole faucets to choose from.
1062692
I do have a hole and I am sure there was one in the illustration. The hole is too small for my sink, but I like the grid and just lift it to remove the stopper.