LASCO 43168 1-1/4" Water and Oil Strainer Assembly

joanne malenchak: the only problem i had was removing the coarse thread bushing. it was screwed on very tight and took me quite a while to figure out how to remove it. other then that, i'm very happy with it

United States on Jul 22, 2023

Dan Heath: Better than the more expensive options.
Used it to replace a 2 year old Moen that broke.

Canada on Jun 30, 2023

Devlin: Product quality seems good.
Description says 1 1/2", Choice Box says 1.25",course" thread. 1.25"=1 1/4" what arrived is 1 1/2" True for the larger adapter, but the main strainer thread is "fine" thread, so not useful to me

Canada on Apr 30, 2023

Jennifer Chen: Work great but the gasket is too thick for the flange to be flush to the tub. I had to replace it with the old gasket (thinner) for it to seat correctly. Other than that it worked fine.

United States on Jan 25, 2023

pmcphoto: This fits like it's supposed to and looks good. I have some questions about the durability of the cap but so far so good.

United States on Oct 23, 2022

bonedoc: This is a quality product and if you have the tool and experience replacing these things you’ll be fine as instructions are not included. If you haven’t replaced these before check out a YouTube video to see the special tool required for installation. I’ve gotten in the habit of replacing these yearly as it’s much easier to do if the mineralization and corrosion are not severe.

United States on Oct 16, 2022

Nilofar: Great looking push up bath drain. The product was very easy to install and the biggest thing is finding the fine thread drains at the big box is not existent or if it is way overpriced! Amazon is great and had it with a brass adapter as well. Products works really well. No leakage and super easy to drain. I didn't find the finishing to come off though and has Been a couple weeks since we've installed it. Holding up well!

Canada on Aug 08, 2021

mobilejack: Pros: It's a clever idea, to make it to fit either standard size. Part looks good ok.

Cons: Even though it has a bushing adapter to fit in the larger standard drain connector, that still leaves a narrower drain entry, so your bath will take longer to empty than if you just put the larger one in as designed. Also, the brass bushing has no inner holds for a dumbbell wrench, so it could be a challenge to remove. Also, it's made in China.

Canada on Apr 28, 2021

East-Villager: I ordered this to replace the original drain assembly that came with my bathtub but for some reason had never been installed properly. Installation of this drain couldn't have been easier: Screw out the old drain, remove the old putty and screw this one in. Easy peasy. I used putty instead of the gasket that came with the drain, because it was a bit too thick for my tub and didn't allow the drain to screw in flush with the tub. It's quite possible that the gasket works fine for other types of tubs. The only reason I'm not giving this drain 5 stars is the fact that while the main part of the drain is solid metal, the top part (the cap that says "PUSH" that you tap with your toe) is made of shiny plastic and not metal. To be honest, it's pretty hard to tell while standing up. But it seems to me that not having the entire thing be metal is a missed opportunity. I have no way of knowing how long the plastic part will stay shiny, whereas I believe a metal one would have lasted a good long time. (Who knows, maybe the plastic one will, too.) At any rate, it's a small issue and doesn't really affect my opinion of the drain as a whole. I just wish I'd know how easy it is two swap out a tub...

United States on Dec 01, 2020

Jack T: It works well. I haven't used the copper part. I know it will fit for different size tub but a waste for mine. I suggest to sell the seal and copper part separately two save materials and also money for user.

Canada on Sep 07, 2020