I lost my kichen sink plug so gad to buy a new one which meant i needed to buy the drain it too, however Homepro didnt have the full kit and all i have now is the plug/hole etc and missing everything underneath,anyone know where i can pick this u in BKK?

I lost my kichen sink plug so gad to buy a new one which meant i needed to buy the drain it too, however Homepro didnt have the full kit and all i have now is the plug/hole etc and missing everything underneath,anyone know where i can pick this u in BKK?

Homepro (among many other DIY places) will have them..look in the kitchen section of the store.

Homepro (among many other DIY places) will have them..look in the kitchen section of the store.

yes as mentioned I did go to Homepro as that is where I got the parts, they didn't have the piping though and I went to 3 stores. Please do tell me where the "many other DIY places" are please. Thank you

Found this on the Boonthavorn site.

Single sink version:

http://www.boonthavorn.com/kitchen/product-detail.php?id=1007999&PCODE=K4

Location of shop:

https://www.google.co.th/maps/place/Boonthavorn+Co.,+Ltd./@13.7946071,100.5736972,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xcd1e5d29a17cc606

Don't hold me responsible it is out of stock

Of course: note the size of the sink thread before buying.

And take your picture with you.

You would probably have gotten the plug as such also?:

http://www.boonthavorn.com/kitchen/product-list.php?L=3&PCODE=K406

If you're looking for something made from a metal, you're out of luck. But all the "Home" places have the plastic drains in a kit.

IMHO those gray plastic drain kits are garbage. Tighten the fitting just a little too much and it "pops" the thread. I used the blue PVC. I found the correct size screw on fitting, 2" I think, and fitted that to the drain and then built the rest using the blue PVC pipe.

IMHO those gray plastic drain kits are garbage. Tighten the fitting just a little too much and it "pops" the thread. I used the blue PVC. I found the correct size screw on fitting, 2" I think, and fitted that to the drain and then built the rest using the blue PVC pipe.

Exactly my problem a while back. Had to go back to HomePro and return the drain until they found one that would fit. Or maybe sorted it out at Global - can't remember now. Actually, I think I tried to find the drain kit that would fit and HomePro couldn't do it. Exasperating for sure. I think maybe b/c trapped drains just aren't the normal in upcountry. ?

But... even the metal looking ones are plastic, I think.

Your option sounds good - wish I had tried that.

IMHO those gray plastic drain kits are garbage. Tighten the fitting just a little too much and it "pops" the thread. I used the blue PVC. I found the correct size screw on fitting, 2" I think, and fitted that to the drain and then built the rest using the blue PVC pipe.

I agree ,but how do you dismantle it for blockages etc?

Euh, don't forget the vent...

Just to say... when you finally do get the plastic crap to fit up, they do just fine. I have 2-3 fittings that way for several years and no issue. (knock on wood)

IMHO those gray plastic drain kits are garbage. Tighten the fitting just a little too much and it "pops" the thread. I used the blue PVC. I found the correct size screw on fitting, 2" I think, and fitted that to the drain and then built the rest using the blue PVC pipe.

and the plastic gaskets are crap too, always cover mine with a UK product "plumbers mate"

I hesitated to suggest blue PVC because it seems the installation is visible?

One could color spray though.

IMHO those gray plastic drain kits are garbage. Tighten the fitting just a little too much and it "pops" the thread. I used the blue PVC. I found the correct size screw on fitting, 2" I think, and fitted that to the drain and then built the rest using the blue PVC pipe.

I agree ,but how do you dismantle it for blockages etc?

There are screwable connectors for PVC pipes.

I use it on pressurized pipes.

For non pressurized pipes it is a bit of an overkill.