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leggettcondo
Oct 7, 2007, 05:52 AM
We just refinished bathroom with double vanity copper sinks.

They have a flat grid drain in the bottom, not vented.

Is there a different drain that would allow the water to drain easier?


We have to swirl water or stir water to get it to begin draining, like there is a suction preventing the water from leaving the sink.

iamgrowler
Oct 7, 2007, 07:42 AM
We just refinished bathroom with double vanity copper sinks.

They have a flat grid drain in the bottom, not vented.

Is there a different drain that would allow the water to drain easier?


We have to swirl water or stir water to get it to begin draining, like there is a suction preventing the water from leaving the sink.
This is the one I recommend. (http://www.amazon.com/Flip-Top-Sink-Drain-Chrome-Overflow/dp/B000F9CTJG)

If it's a vessel sink w/out an overflow, you will need to find (they are available) a flip top drain assembly specifically designed for sinks without an overflow.

speedball1
Oct 7, 2007, 08:15 AM
I think this is the flip top vessel siink drain that growler's refiring to.