Sink drains with push-to-open stoppers control the volume of water flowing down the drain. Pressing down on the drain cover stops the flow of water; pressing the drain cover again starts the flow of water down the drain.

These drains have a stopper that can be pushed down to trap water in sinks and pulled up to drain water.

These sink drains are commonly used in kitchens and include a basket strainer that prevents food and other debris from going down the drain and clogging pipes. The strainer fits into the drain assembly and lifts out easily for cleaning.

Sink drains without a tailpiece are often used in kitchens and have a basket strainer that prevents food and other debris from going down the drain and clogging pipes. The strainer fits into the drain assembly and lifts out easily for cleaning.

Sink drain replacement parts change out worn or broken components to restore or improve function.