Eastman Lift-n-Turn Bathtub Drain Assembly Kit with Strainer and Stopper, 1-1/2 Inch x 11.5 Coarse Thread, Chrome Plated, 35233

It’s very basic, but does the job. It has a tight seal, is easy to install and use. Better than a pop up.

This is the second one for a tub and works perfect. Same exact thing at Home Depot but hd is twice as much. Maybe it just the Ada store that has these prices, they just keep jacking the prices up

I like that the drain feels solid, good quality chrome-plated brass. Installation was trouble-free. My only complaint is that since this is a universal product, the wide flange sits higher than the previous drain so there's a small circular ring of water pooled up. Another reviewer posted a photo of the same issue. I worry that this pooling will accelerate any corrosion.

This is just like the one that was in bathtub originally. The original was broken accidentally because of lack of knowledge on how to use. The top was twisted and broke the brass shaft. I bought a tool to remove the base, installed in about 2 minutes. Seals perfect, fit is perfect, looks like original. I'm very pleased. Best of all, a bath is again an option. Holds water with no drainage.

I’ve never left an Amazon review, but this one is deserving. These things are typically $30+ at the box box stores. The one is solid. Plumbers putty, a tub drain tool, a small pick, philips screw driver, and a big adjustable wrench and you are in business. Literally took like 15 minutes from removal to final install. If your drain isn’t holding water anymore or is pitted, then you cannot beat this for the price and ease of install. Watch a quick YouTube video if you need the visual and you are golden.

Seems like good quality

Customer didn't really care for it so that was a waste of time but it seemed to be fine as far as I could see but if they're not happy I'm not happy.

My old drain assembly was over 23 year old and was bubbling and corroding. With some effort I unscrewed it, cleaned up the drain area and installed this new drain assembly. I wanted one that fit without an adapter and was solid metal. Last thing I want is some dried out plastic piece breaking off inside the pipe. Used plumbers putty for the underside of the edge and pipe door for the threads.1-7/8” OD AND 11.5 TPI (Thread Per Inch)Looks Great!