Danco 1-1/2-in Brushed nickel Brushed nickel Triplever Drain
Item #60078 |
Model #89242
Complete kit of tub drain trim for bath
Complete with threaded adapter bushing to fit drain shoe sizes 1 1/2" or 1 3/8".
Includes strainer, Overflow plate, bath shoe and adapter
Brushed nickel
Screw holes are 2-in on center
Brushed nickel finish provides a stylish and elegant look to your tub/shower
A screw is included with the strainer plate that is used to attach the plate to the drain shoe
Trip lever style
Easy do-it-yourself installation
General | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Color/Finish Family | Multiple colors/finishes | Manufacturer Color/Finish | Brushed nickel |
Finish | Brushed nickel | Type | Triplever |
Finish Family | Nickel | Package Quantity | 1 |
Dimensions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Cable Drive Length | 0 | Size | 1-1/2-in |
Diameter Measurement | 1-1/2-in | Width Measurement | 3-1/8-in |
Height Measurement | 1-5/32-in | ||
Features | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Contains Test Plugs | No | ||
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | |||
Warranty | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Warranty | 1-year limited | ||
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 30181600 | ||
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Nice finish and compatible with other parts
Finish matched the tub shower trim kit I had ordered from symmons. Drain cover with screw were compatible with existing threaded drain fitting which was more rugged.
Verified Purchaser
Great upgrade
Perfect for my bathroom. I enjoy making sure all finishes match and this was my final piece to upgrading my bathroom. Very happy with this purchase.
From 3-1_SLASH_8-in Oil-rubbed bronze Oil Rubbed Bronze Triplever Drain Verified Purchaser
Fancy isn’t always best
Needed this part to go with replacing what I had in place to put old system back in place(that’s a mouth full). Fancy isn’t always best
So far, so good!!!
Our plumber installed this and he had no complaints.
Verified Purchaser
Cheap metal, threads are non-existent
Super cheap brass material, damages very easily. only part with threads in the plastic bushing, but if your drain is smaller and you need to remove the bushing like mine, then the brass part has ZERO threads and Will Not thread into drain like the directions say it should. Avoid!!!
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