Kitchen Sink Drain Assembly 3-1/2 Inch Stainless Steel Kitchen Drain with T-Shaped Sink Strainer Basket and Drain Stopper for Standard Kitchen Sink Antique Copper

This is a great sink strainer. Something you want to consider…It has one issue that someone may or may not want…That is the basket strainer gravity auto-plugs and seals with no way to keep water draining while the strainer is in. Therefore, if you are wanting the sink to drain you’ll have to remove the strainer basket. Though once you drop the strainer basket in, the water and gravity will wind the strainer almost to a tight seal. You’ll have to turn the strainer tight if you want a 100% plug. I have a cover strainer with the sink so I leave the basket strainer off to the side when not needing to plug the sink.

LOOOOVVVVE IT !!! Easy to assemble , Stainless brass materials high-quality DID NOT CHANGE COLOR unlike my faucet I brought from a different retailer . Appropriately sized for the sink, efficient water flow, easy to clean, and have an aesthetic that complements the sink and faucet.

As advertised, this strainer has a slightly longer shaft depth. Other “standard” strainers were not long enough to fit the depth needed for my Farmer Sink. Well made and fit perfectly. UPDATE: Although initially nice, the black paint chipped off the ring of the strainer in just a couple of months. Quality is not good. Had to replace it. I did so with a much more expensive one from Kohler. That one chipped in less than a month. We only use Dawn dish soap. Both appear to be China junk.

This is soooooo pretty! made so well and a great value for the money, easy to install, fits great, works well, seal is nice.

Although very pretty, the paint came off immediately after using it to soak something in the sink. Hence, not appropriate for a kitchen sink.

This product seems well built, and I like the design how you are able to screw it in a little bit just to prevent it from moving around too much, or screw it all the way in to act as a stopper and plug the sink drain. However, I noticed that a little water does collect in the pan/circle at the base of the strainer (the part that is used to plug the sink when you screw if all the way down/in). Since this is stainless steel, I don’t expect that little bit of standing water to cause any issues, but still a potential design flaw.

We replaced our leaking drain from Home Depot with this one. It’s been a year and still works fine. My mom installed it so that tells you the ease of use. Personally I like this way better than traditional styles. The screw feature makes it easy for it to either catch food or plug the drain.

Easy install, fit is nice and tight, no issue with water drainage, was a little over the amount I wished to pay, but in the end well worth the value. It gave my antique porcelain sink the look I was going for. Perfect combination with the faucet I chose for the sink.