Allwin-Houseware Pop Up Sink Drain for Bathroom Sinks

Mike L: Fantastic value and easy installation. The included silicone gasket system meant I didn't have to use plumber's putty - I was skeptical but so far no leaks.

Looks and feels pretty premium from the top, the downpipe is a little cheap but not a big deal, nobody sees it or touches it aside from installation.

I installed it on a vessel sink without an overflow - These sinks can often have slow draining problems because an air bubble gets caught just under the drain surface, I am not having any slow draining issues with this drain geometry.

Easy install, works great, good price, partner asked me to install the same one in our other bathroom asap!

Canada on Nov 17, 2023

Mr. Kev: Happy with the product purchased good performance and quality

United Kingdom on Nov 13, 2023

Alain Labelle: Très bonne qualité

Canada on Sep 10, 2023

Dave: Used in a bathroom sink. Easy to install and works great!!!

United States on Aug 08, 2023

Amazon Customer: Good quality plug and fittings. Very pleased thanks

United Kingdom on Jul 17, 2023

rbb333: Wow. The rest are plastic (they look and work great but they are plastic, which is fine). This one is not. It is extremely high quality and for some reason costs less. We were blown away at the quality. Installed in 5 minutes. Have not installed the faucet and turned on water but I guarantee you it will work perfectly. This is the BEST faucet drain, by far, when it comes to sturdy construction and quality. Only concern is that it could rust as we live in a beach community. If it does, not biggie. Less than $18 and 5 minute install. You can go wrong with either plastic or this one but this is heavy duty and high quality. They've come a long way making drains easy to install with no caulk or putty or mess and they look great.

United States on Apr 23, 2023

Ade: Exactly as described.

United Kingdom on Apr 12, 2023

Richmond Kid: Quality construction with very smooth and positive sealing action. Installed and sealed with only the included gaskets and no putty required. Five stars up to that time. As others have pointed out, thick retaining lip inside bowl means water doesn't completely drain from sink. Tailpiece was very short (4-1/2") and didn't fit into the P-trap. A tailpiece extension for a few bucks solved it, but that meant a trip to the hardware store. A nice unit, but I wish it would have fit better.

United States on Mar 28, 2021

MyReview: I purchased 2 of these because I have 2 sinks which were having issues with the pull up drains. In one sink, the chrome trim had somehow cracked and began to discolor. In the other sink, the putty that was used to secure the trim to the sink had worn out and when I replaced the putty, it didn't hold. The only option was to replace them. To be honest, I didn't read the description carefully when I bought these because I assumed these would connect to the existing pull stem of the faucet. It actually worked out better because you just pop the drain to open and close it. Pretty cool. I do have to say the water flowing through the drain is a little louder than my previous drain. It's possible because I believe the opening to this drain is bigger than the previous one. I also cleaned out all the PVC pipes under the sink since I had to dismantle them in order to install this. I highly recommend this drain as it does the job well and was relatively easy to install in both sinks. The included gaskets are a huge plus so you don't have to deal with putty. On a side note, before installing the drain, make sure you wrap plumbing tape around the entire length of the threads so you don't have...

United States on Nov 21, 2019

a guy: I tried replacement parts from my faucet mfr, and tried to find something with the local big box stores, to no avail. But this appears to be the ideal solution.
Very snug fit in the drain but appears to have solved my problem and I have a higher confidence in it than the flimsy plastic drain that came with m Price Pfister faucet. The installation was in a cultured marble lavatory, integral to the counter top. The drain that came with the new faucet wouldn't seal well at the bottom (cast polyester) cultured marble drain because it wasn't perfectly square with the drain hole and the seal that came with it wasn't compliant enough. No problem until you opened the drain for a full lavatory, and the overflow openings in the standard drain allowed the draining water to flow from the center of the tube to the outer space where the overflow would be (this lav isn't equipped with one). This unit, since it doesn't have an overflow passage, results in two seals between the draining liquid (the upper seal, as well as the lower one). Works great.
Finish looks good. Not overly heavy wall, and no way to know the quality of the brass below the plating, but the plating is VERY uniform, unlike...

United States on Mar 14, 2018