Bathroom Sink Pop-Up Drain with Overflow, Chrome, cUPC
Complete lift-rod pop-up drain for standard 1-1/4 in. lavatory openings on basins with an overflow. Chrome plated cast brass flange and barrel, 8-1/2 in. overall.
Replaces these part numbers
| OEM part numbers | Aftermarket equivalents |
|---|---|
| Standard 1-1/4 in. lift-rod lavatory pop-up drain with overflow | n/a |
Will it fit?
Fits
- Bathroom sinks and vanity tops with a built-in overflow opening
- Standard 1-1/4 in. lavatory drain holes
- Porcelain, ceramic, cultured marble and stainless basins
- Faucets with a vertical lift rod behind the spout
Not compatible with
- Basins with no overflow opening
- Vessel sinks
- Grid drains
- Push-button or toe-touch drains
- Kitchen basket strainers
Is this your part?
Look inside the bowl for the small oval overflow opening near the rim. This drain has two open overflow slots in the barrel, so the basin must have that channel. Confirm the drain hole is the standard 1-1/4 in. lavatory size and that you have at least 8-1/2 in. from the flange face down to the trap.
When to replace it
The basin will not hold water, the stopper will not lift or seat, the flange seeps around the drain hole, or the tailpiece drips into the cabinet. Replacing the whole drain covers all of those at once.
Specifications
| FourHome part | 4HB00018 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 850054895868 |
| Overall length | 8-1/2 in. |
| Drain opening | 1-1/4 in. lavatory |
| Materials | Chrome plated cast brass flange and barrel, engineered plastic body and tailpiece, metal lift rod, ball rod and clevis |
| Overflow | Two open slots in the barrel |
| Certification | cUPC, ASME A112.18.2 / CSA B125.2 |
What is in the box
- Stopper
- Drain body
- Tailpiece
- Mounting gasket and nut
- Ball rod and pivot nut
- Lift rod
- Clevis strap and screw
- Plumber's putty not included
How to install it
Time: 20 to 30 minutes. Tools: Adjustable pliers, Small wrench, Plumber's putty, Bucket.
- Set a bucket under the trap and break the slip nut.
- Back off the old locknut and lift the old drain body out of the basin.
- Bed the new flange in fresh plumber's putty.
- Tighten the locknut from below in small steps. One hard pull can crack a porcelain basin.
- Thread the pivot rod in and hook the clevis strap to the lift rod.
- Check that the stopper seats and releases, then reconnect the trap.
Questions
Is there a brushed nickel version?
Yes. The same assembly in brushed nickel is FourHome 4HB00021.
How is this different from the all-brass or PVC drains?
This one pairs a cast brass flange and barrel with a plastic lower body. FourHome also sells an all cast brass drain and a lower cost PVC body drain.
Does it fit a sink with no overflow hole?
No. The barrel has open overflow slots. A basin with no overflow needs a sealed drain.
Is plumber's putty included?
No. Use plumber's putty under the flange so the drain stays serviceable later.
Related parts
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