Watco 801-PP-BRS-BN Brass Push Pull Lavatory Drain

Product Description

The WATCO 801-PP-BRS-BN is a tubular brass lavatory drain assembly featuring a push-pull stopper mechanism and a brushed nickel finish. Part of the 801 Series, this drain is built for bathroom sink installations where a simple, tool-free open-and-close operation is preferred. The brass construction provides durability in wet environments, while the brushed nickel finish coordinates with a wide range of faucet and fixture finishes. This assembly does not include an overflow and is intended for sinks without an overflow port. Installation is typically handled by a licensed plumber or experienced tradesperson.

The 801-PP-BRS-BN is suited for residential bathroom lavatory sinks that do not require an overflow drain. The push-pull stopper design eliminates the need for a separate lift rod or linkage assembly, simplifying the installation process and reducing the number of components involved. The brushed nickel finish makes it a practical match for bathroom suites using similar hardware finishes. This drain assembly fits into the standard lavatory drain opening and is appropriate for new construction and retrofit applications alike.

Key Features

• Tubular brass body construction for corrosion resistance in wet environments
• Push-pull stopper mechanism for simple, tool-free drain operation
• Brushed nickel finish coordinates with common bathroom fixture finishes
• Part of the WATCO 801 Series drain product line
• No-overflow design - compatible with sinks that do not have an overflow port

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation drain for residential bathroom lavatory sinks without an overflow. Confirm sink drain opening size before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with applicable local plumbing codes. Shut off the water supply and clear the P-trap before removing an existing drain assembly. Apply plumber's putty or the gasket supplied with the drain to create a watertight seal at the sink deck. Do not overtighten the drain locknut, as this can crack porcelain or ceramic sink basins.