American Standard 1640.305.020 Deep Soak Bath Drain, White

The look and operation of this drain is a little different than what I’m used to, but it’s growing on me! The drain is push to close/open. The overflow seems a little bulky but you get used to the look. Also, I got a killer deal by buying this used. Came essentially open-box, near mint condition with all the pieces and for a fraction of the cost. Plumber had no issues installing. Cant complain!

Installed this drain in a new "deep soak" tub, also from Un-American Standard. It is a little more than a year later and the plastic "backing plate" to which the "metal" face plate attaches completely fell apart. It is a cheap plastic part that obviously was not designed or produced with any quality assurance. I contacted Un-American Standard Customer Service only to be told that I need to purchase a whole new drain kit to replace this one part. What a rip-off! I will never buy an Un-American Standard Product again and hope that this review saves at least one other person from the same experience.

Purchased the matching tub (Cambridge) at Lowes to replace a really shallow tub I had for years. I LOVE this tub! I was very interested in getting the extra two inches of water, so I wanted this matching item. The reviews worried me a bit because some felt the materials were shoddy. I had professional contractors install everything and they said it was fine. In fact, they really love the click drains like this. I haven’t had it for long, but so far it’s working fabulously. If anything changes, I’ll be back to edit the review.

I bought this for a deep American Standard tub. I was hoping this bathtub job would last 40 years, so wanted this to be high quality. I didn't like the feel of the plastic, though, I didn't think it was going to last, and worse the stopper for the drain and the decorative cover over the overflow drain are both plastic as well as the piping. I just totally felt this wasn't going to work, they would break (especially the stopper from being pressed with a foot all the time) and discolor. Plastic doesn't stay white, it goes yellow. So we made do with the piping I already had, with a few extra pieces from Lowe's, and I think that was likely a wise choice. Don't know why companies want to charge lots of money for "custom" parts for their fixtures, but then deliver plastic crap. Oh, wait...

This is a great addition to our new soaker tube. It fits perfect for our American standard tube and allows you to fill the tub further with water.