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Drain Help! PLEASE!

5 years ago

Hi! I am refinishing a sink very similar to this, but struggling to find a drain that will work. I’ve tried Kohler - they no longer make my sink and/or a drain that fits it. Can you tell me if yours has the same 4” to 2 1/2” to 1 1/12 inch sizing issues? If so, what solution did you come up with? Thanks!

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Hanson Fine Building
3 years ago
Sorry for having missed this question when it was originally posted! The Kohler sink in this photo has also been discontinued, so unfortunately we don't have any suggestions for drain specifics. Best of luck to you!
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