Moen 140780, gruppo scarico pop-up per lavabo da bagno, cromato

Name: Moen 140780, gruppo scarico pop-up per lavabo da bagno, cromato
Brand: Moen
SKU: 5915903690508
Price: 85.30 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Moen

3.6/5

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85.30

Tubi a vista e finiture industrial-chic sono solo alcuni dei dettagli di design ispirati ai loft del centro che prendono vita nei rubinetti e negli accessori Arras. Angoli vivi e linee tubolari dominano ogni pezzo di questa collezione moderna.

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Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Attrezzature per cucina e bagno, Attrezzature per il bagno, Rubinetti per lavabo da bagno commerciali, Tocca sui rubinetti,

Senza troppopieno. Ideale per lavelli da vaso. Gruppo di scarico a pulsante caricato a molla in metallo per lavelli da bagno. La finitura cromata è altamente riflettente per un aspetto a specchio che funziona con qualsiasi stile di decorazione.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Moen
Color	Chrome
Color	‎Chrome
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 389 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Chrome
Included Components	‎Pop-up drain
Installation Method	‎Lavatory Sink
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.62 x 2.62 x 8.75 inches
Item model number	‎140780
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.5 Pounds
Item Weight	‎8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Moen Incorporated
Material	Metal
Material	‎Metal
Mounting Type	‎Deck Mount
Part Number	‎140780
Product Dimensions	‎2.62 x 2.62 x 8.75 inches
Style	‎Transitional
Warranty Description	‎Limited lifetime warranty.

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Scritto da: Lester

Durable & Easy Installation

This product is well-manufactured, albeit a little more expensive than others. Installation was extremely eeffortless. My wife did one of our bathrooms solo...no prior experience. She just read directions & followed the diagram. Done in abut 20 minutes. Highly recommended.

Scritto da: Just Luck

Perfect for my vessel sink!

Installed easy, looks great and the pop up works and looks great. I like the pop up drain as there are no linkages to hook up like the old style pull up knobs!

Scritto da: PJinMT

Perfect

Easy to install. I replaced a pull lever drain with this one. Worth every cent. The ease of pushing it open or closed. I will work with any faucet / sink just make sure the color matches your faucet!

Scritto da: AMW

I can't believe I wrote this much about a drain

I cannot believe I have this much to say about a drain, but it was a learning experience so I'll share. Some things you may want to know about this drain: * The oil rubbed bronze color is lighter than most oil rubbed bronze fixtures. It doesn't look grossly out of place with my much darker faucet, but I would have preferred a darker finish. Most people would probably never notice the color mismatch during normal sink use, however. * The drains are different lengths depending on the color. The ORB drain is 6.5 inches long, which is shorter than most drains. This didn't end up being an issue for me, but you may wish to check your plumbing configuration or plan on buying an extension pipe. * I found a spec sheet on another retailer's website that listed all of the drain's dimensions, which was helpful to troubleshoot potential issues before purchasing. Installation was relatively straight forward. Here are some notes: * The metal nut that tightens against the bottom of the sink is annoyingly short in height, making it more difficult than necessary to keep my channel lock pliers engaged on it while tightening. * I replaced the flange gasket with plumber's putty so that the flange would sit flush with the sink. No issues there. * I used plumber's tape on all metal threaded connections, which I recommend as I had some leaks until I did this. I have never replaced a sink drain before and my plumbing experience is limited to replacing faucets. Having said that, I found the hardest part of this project to be figuring out what push button drain dimensions / features were critical, and then locating a drain that fit those needs. And my sink seems pretty run of the mill. Here is what I learned: * Most important: What is the diameter of the hole in the sink that the drain has to fit through? There are several different common sink hole diameters, and it's critical to make sure that the drain you choose is small enough to fit through the hole. Initially, I wasn't aware that sinks had different sized holes, and the first drain I ordered was too big in diameter. * Important: Does your sink have an overflow? If yes, your drain should have one too. If no, you want to buy a drain without overflow. If you don't know what an overflow is, Google it before buying a drain. * Semi-important: Figure out what flange diameter will work best for your sink. If the drain flange is too large or small, it may look funny or cause water to pool at the drain. I looked for a drain with a similar flange diameter as the drain it was replacing. * Less important: Ideally the color of the rubber seal around the push button should match/blend with the finish of the drain, because it is visible when the drain is open. This Moen oil rubbed bronze drain has a black rubber seal, which blends in pretty well with the ORB and doesn't draw your eye to it. Summary: Pros: * The drain functions well & the quality of the parts seemed solid * It fits my sink, where every other drain I could find on Amazon or elsewhere didn't * Installation was relatively easy, even for someone with limited plumbing experience. Instructions were ok but not terrific. * You can remove the pop up piece to clean out debris w/o getting under the sink * Detailed specs available (on other sites), so that you can make sure it will fit before buying it Cons: * Expensive! A fairer price (in my estimation) would be in the $20-25 range. I paid around $47. * The ORB finish is lighter than most ORB finishes, and drain had a small finish imperfection at the edge. This was not a big enough of a deal to send back.

Scritto da: Michael Kelly

Make sure you measure your old pop ups before getting these. They are 2 1/4" wide.

These are good, but I could not use them. They are 2 1/4" wide and water would stay at the bottom of my sink. I needed a 21/8 to work properly.

Scritto da: JB in Oregon

Very nice quality

As someone who has wasted much time with the cheap plumbing junk that is the under $20 drains to splurge on a moen. U can easily see & feel the difference. It is too bad they dont come with install instructions because it's too easy for non-plumbers to botch the install of a drain & create leaks. I used plumber's putty under the sink flange & NOT the included black rubber washer since the washer made it sit too high.

Scritto da: miltonian

Works But Beware of a few things

This drain works ok and is fairly easy to install if you’re aware of a couple of things. First, make sure the threaded portion is long enough for the thickness of your counters. Fortunately, it was just barely long enough for me to get the nut on underneath the vanity but it was close. Secondly, before installing, put some Teflon tape on the threaded pipe that screws into the bottom of the drain. If you don’t, it will leak- I learned the hard way but now have lots of experience installing and uninstalling the drain. The good news is that it seems to have fixed the slow draining issue we were having with our vessel sink.

Scritto da: Bill 3

High quality product

Our vessel sink drained very slowly due to its installation using a flat, multi-holed strainer at the bottom of the vessel. When the sink tried to drain, there was no where for the air to escape other than the drain holes which were blocked by the draining water. The pop up drain provides far more surface area to enable the air to escape as the water drains. (There is a You Tube video that shows how the pop up drain fixes this draining problem.) Anyway, the slow draining problem was fixed. Also, the quality of the materials in the Moen drain is far better than your standard drain complementing rather than detracting from the quality of our vessel sink. My only negative is that the accompanying instruction sheet failed to identify where to use plumber's tape and plumber's putty. I know that this is rudimentary knowledge for any plumber, but as a DIYer, it would have been helpful info. P.S. The drain works flawlessly with no leaks. I should have replaced the drain years ago!

Scritto da: Tammy W.

Great Warehouse Deal!

This was the only drain that was small enough to fit my new copper sink. I lucked out and got it as an Amazon Warehouse deal for a fraction of the price of a new one. It arrived in perfect condition and looks great!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Easy install, good quality.

Always liked Moen products for their high quality. Responsive push-to-close, push-to-open mechanism. Used one in our last house for almost 5 years without any problems. Highly recommended.

Scritto da: Franco Enea

Great quality

Easy installation and very good material

Scritto da: Osh

The black paint is peeling off ! Why bother buying a black drain if it won't stay black?

Bought this product a few years ago and the black paint layer is popping off of the drain. It looks terrible! I am forced to buy a replacement.

Scritto da: Alan Frittenburg

Failed within the first 60 days

Purchased this item and installed it correctly. Within the first two months the pop up mechanism failed.