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Bathroom sink drain flange
I have a 19" round light gray enameled steel lavatory sink. Is there a replacement drain with a larger outer edge " standard 2" " to cover area that has rusted away under old drain flange? I have not found another gray sink that will match the other sink in the bathroom. Briggs was the manuf. It doesn't leak because the water drips into the overflow area.
Thank You Jerome Sturmer [email protected] |
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A typical lavatory is about 1". However, I did come up with several 1 1/2" flanges if that will help. Check them out at Drain Assemblies at Faucet.com
If they won't cover the open rusted out area your only option would be to replace the bowl. Good luck, Tom |
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