Questions and Answers for Delta Bathroom Faucet Drain Assembly in Polished Brass

A:  Yes it was easy

A:  Thank you for your question. The RP5651PB Pop Up Drain Assembly does have an overflow capability. Thank you for contacting Delta Faucet and have a great day! Best regards, Tyler

A:  Hi, Greg. Thank you for your question. I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing a leak at your Delta RP5651 Drain Assembly. We would be more than happy to help you with this. Please feel free to call, email, or message us on social. Best regards, Rosanna Phone: 1-800-345-3358 | Email: customerservice@deltafaucet.com | Facebook/Twitter: @deltafaucet

A:  I'm afraid the old kahuna can't help with this one. Hopefully a Delta rep will see your question and file a helpful response. Merry Christmas.

A:  No, 1 1/2" is considered a kitchen sink drain.

A:  try calling delta's helpline. i have this installed in my sink but it wont hold water in the basin when needed, its junky.

A:  Hi, Mike! Thank you for your question. The Delta RP5651 Metal Pop Up Drain Assembly has a metallic shaft. Best Regards, Rosanna

A:  The popup itself has a plastic shaft

A:  Hi Mike It's been a few years since I installed this unit in a house we were prepping for sale but as I recall it was all metal except for the nylon ball swivel that operates the drain

A:  mine was metal. This is the best drain I have used. The pop up actually works and when seated with little effort it holds water. I had a pop up that didn't work and replaced with this. like it so much I installed in another bathroom

A:  metal

A:  The drain is flanged. Plumbers putty should be applied to the underside of the flange as usual procedure prior to tightening and securing I’m place. The finished drain sits fairly level with its surroundings, depending upon the sink design in the area that accommodates the drain. They work very well and are durable plus they look great.

A:  Thank you for your question, SinkFixer! The flange is angled downward slightly toward the center. Best regards, Jon Phone: 1-800-345-3358 | Email: customerservice@deltafaucet.com | Facebook/Twitter: @deltafaucet

A:  Hi, Jane! Thank you for your question. To better assist you with this inquiry, please contact our Delta Customer Service line at (800)345-3358. We are available Monday-Friday, 7am-7pm, CST and Saturday, 8am-5pm, CST. You may also email at customerservice@deltafaucet.com. Best Regards, Rosanna

A:  I don't know the gauge but I had no complaint about the thickness or sturdiness. It was solid. I'll

A:  In the pipe the flange screws into.

A:  The overflow holes are in the flange. I installed 2 in our master bathroom to replace the 30 year old chrome Delta drain assemblies. I didn't want the plastic type. The first one sealed at the bottom with no leaks, but the other one had a slight leak at the bottom of the sink where the big rubber gasket seals against the bottom of the sink. I had to wrap some thick teflon tape around the threads to keep the water from leaking down via the pipe threads. So far everything is OK. Good luck.

A:  Hello, Paxplant! Thank you for your question. The overflow holes are part of the flange assembly, not the drain pipe assembly. Best Regards, Rosanna

A:  The overflow (4 holes) is part of the flange that sits up top in the sink, which was crucial to me as my overflow is off to the upper left corner of my sink and when the 2 pieces tightened together it allowed the left hole to be right where my overflow is located.

A:  It's part of the flange piece...

A:  Hi, Patti! Thank you for your question. For ordering information, please visit your local Home Depot store and they will be happy to assist you further. Best Regards, Rosanna

A:  No. It comes apart at the screw in drain flange.

A:  It's in three pieces... The upper flange, the center with the rod and nuts, and a lower extension that attaches to the drain pipe. Both the upper and lower pieces thread into the 'center'. Teflon tape is applied to the threads of the lower section to prevent leaks...

A:  Unit comes in 3 pieces. The upper flange, the drain with rod holder, and the removable tailpiece.

A:  Thank you for your question, Otis. The tailpiece at the bottom of the assembly will unscrew from the piece with the flat sides that the horizontal rod goes into. The flange at the top can be unscrewed from this part as well. Best regards, Jon

A:  Yes it does