Pfister 972-103Y Grid Strainer No Overflow Tuscan Bronze

Product Description

The PFISTER 972-103Y is a grid strainer drain assembly designed for bathroom sink installations without an overflow port. The grid strainer controls water drainage through a decorative crosshatch grid that sits flush with the sink basin floor, eliminating the need for a traditional pop-up drain stopper. Finished in Tuscan Bronze, it is built for sinks that lack an overflow hole. Licensed plumbers install this component during sink rough-in or fixture replacement. Its design allows controlled drainage without a linkage rod or pivot mechanism, reducing moving parts and long-term maintenance needs.

The 972-103Y is intended for use in residential bathroom sink applications where the sink basin does not include an overflow opening. It is a no-overflow-specific drain, meaning it cannot be used with sinks that have an overflow port. The Tuscan Bronze finish coordinates with Pfister faucet lines and other fixture hardware in matching finishes, making it a common selection during full lavatory fixture upgrades or new construction installations.

Key Features

• No-overflow design - compatible only with sinks that lack an overflow opening
• Grid-style strainer basket controls debris without a pop-up stopper mechanism
• Tuscan Bronze finish for coordination with matching fixture hardware
• Eliminates pivot rod and clevis strap linkage, reducing mechanical failure points
• Manufacturer part from Pfister, an established plumbing fixture brand

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation grid strainer drain for bathroom sinks without an overflow port. Consult sink specifications to confirm no-overflow configuration before installation.

Installation Notes

This drain assembly is installed by a licensed plumber during sink installation or drain replacement. Shut off the water supply and clear the P-trap before beginning drain work. Confirm that the sink basin has no overflow port prior to installation, as this fitting is not suitable for overflow-equipped sinks. Installation typically requires plumber's putty or silicone sealant at the drain flange seating surface per local plumbing code requirements.