Brass Round Bottle P-Trap with Pop Up Drain Stopper with Overflow,1 1/4 Adjustable Basin Sink Waste Drain Trap Kit,Brushed Nickel P Trap

I just installed this in our bathroom and it works great. Absolutely love the way it looks not your traditional white pvc pipe. It was super easy to install and cut to size, easy to use and clean the trap . No leaks anywhere. A little expensive but worth it.

No instructions. No videos. Nothing to seal the drain to the pipe. Tried attaching using both ways pictured. Can only email customer support and they aren’t responding. Not an easy installation!

I needed a P-trap kit that would actually match my gold bathroom faucets, and this champagne bronze set turned out perfect. The finish looks very high-end , it really gives my sink area a clean, modern look instead of the usual chrome pipes. The adjustable vertical pipe length and slip joint extension made installation straightforward, and I didn’t have to buy extra parts. Everything felt solid and well-made; the brass construction is heavy and sturdy compared to cheaper ones I’ve handled. I especially like that it’s designed with overflow and anti-odor features: my bathroom stays fresh and the water drains quickly without gurgling. It came with all the gaskets and hardware, and I didn’t need any special tools. If you’re upgrading to a vessel or pedestal sink and want the pipes to look as nice as your faucet, this is a great choice.

I already had my brush gold faucets and other accessories and hardware, which are from various makers and have various tones of brush gold. I am so glad I won't have the drain pipe competing with a gorgeous faucet to be the "goldest gold in the room", and also the main focal point. They got this very, very right by making it a tad more subdued so it can go with all of the brush gold tones without trying to upstage anybody. I was already going to use other lighting and/or careful placement to visually synch the towel bars with the vanity light fixture. The color of this drain pipe is going to be perfect for under the floating countertop, where I'm very relieved to know I'll be able to allow light to reach, or not, because this drain pipe's countenance, while plenty regal enough to belong, will stay quietly under the basin without any effort on my part. With actual, real gold, there are different colors. Ranging from white to rose to "electrum" on up to that super orange 24k color, every possible alloy and purity seems to have a counterpart as a brushed gold finish for fixtures, hardware... right on down toilet paper holders and towel bars that I'd estimate around 18k gold toned. Mix and match brush gold fixtures has proven to be a bit of a challenge. Happily, this one component of the room's design is way easier to blend in, and it looks really cool. It's a sharp, modern design element that contributes to a more polished overall finished look, instead of being an unattractive P-trap need I'd have to hide in a cabinet or at least build a skirt around the bottom of the floating vanity. That would defeat the open aesthetic I'm after, and negate anyone sitting down to apply makeup or style hair with their knees comfortably under a portion of the vanity, rather than leaning forward over it. Also, the homeowner expressed that the larger basin is important for hand washing delicates and rinsing dishes before they head back to the kitchen, so it's incorporation is non-negotiable. She's already proven she'll use his sink for washing lingerie so she still has her own sink to brush her teeth or wash her hands. So, again, I am so grateful this works perfectly, effortlessly. I love it when a plan comes together.