Keeney878PC Stainless Steel Junior Duo Bar Sink Strainer with Basket, Fits 2-Inch or 2-1/2-Inch Openings, Polished Chrome

Very nice, well built sink strainer. All metal construction, unlike some other products (e.g., Houzer 190-4200 Stainless Steel Drain Basket Strainer) that have plastic parts. Perfect fit to replace the broken plastic strainer on our laundry sink. Installed easily and works great with no leaks whatsoever. Comes with everything that you need except the plumber's putty that will make for a perfect installation.It's not often that a purchase will exceed expectations and be reasonably priced, but this Keeney 878PC Bar Sink Strainer does both. It's a great product and a tremendous value.

I went to home depot and they didn't have anything this small for my application. My sink is in my toy hauler. Toy hauler is 20 years old and was leaking. Bought two of these and replaced both sides of the sink. Throw the gasket that comes with it in the trash and use plumbers putty. Gives you a more level finish and will not leave standing water. The gasket is too thick. Overall, this appears to be a decent product and i would recommend it for sinks with the smaller holes. 2inch -1 &3/4

Anyone looking to replace the laundry sink drain with opening of 2", this works. Last one rusted after 20 years. This does look good, but who knows about longevity.

Looks great but to big for my drain. Great quality tho.

I found a leak in the kitchen sink in my travel trailer and, when attempting to stop the leak, discovered that the drain was made of plastic and had broken. Great.I bought two of these, from different companies, just in case.Easy replacement (with some plumber's putty on the sink side when putting it in) and it won't break in a million years.Smart replacement for travel trailer people. Do it before you find that leak

The plastic drain that came with my mop/utility sink cracked. This was a great replacement and the drain basket is the stopper so no need for the rubber plug. Highly recommend

The original wz installed by a major plumbing company here n town (Tulsa, OK) flip’n idiots!After 18 months it began to leak after 1 hr of attempting to tighten the darn thing back down, I disassembled the entire drain & that wz that only time that I cld get it to tighten down. But once reassembled it acted as if it wz stripped. Time & time again it wld tighten down or up n this case. And then once again lose its tightening ability (aka stripped). So I order this as a replacement & it worked like a charm.Wham! Bam! & DONE!The threads appear to b a lil’ more aggressive or course… The nut is also larger and this went on the very 1st time w/o issue! And… no more leaks… Thx!

The media could not be loaded. Good quality drain. I'm a woman who doesn't know how to do any home improvement, but this drain was so easy to install that I have confidence to do it again if I need to