Westbrass 2" Kitchen Sink Hole Cover, Polished Chrome, D202-26

Quality looking - Solid - all metal construction - no plastic! No seal is included with this product to ensure water penetration is prevented. I just used plumber's putty to ensure a great seal between cover & counter top, because stuff happens. Once I located the cover where I wanted it, I pressed down on the cover & the plumber's putty helped keep the cover from wandering while I tightened the wing nut-----> I was happy with the color match to the new faucet that was from a different Mfg. Other than the typical, you must get way under the kitchen sink cabinet to install -- this was easy to install. Have a second person handy to check the final location, before you complete tightening the wing nut, helps limit the up/down trips. I used the floor mats from the kitchen to make laying on the cabinet edge much more comfortable.-----> The only negatives about this product: 1) With a thick stone counter top you must invert the bottom washer (it is the way it is designed to work) -- however the deep dish shape obscures most of the "wings" of the wing nut. So you are left with very small & finger unfriendly edges to push against. ---> I solved this issue by using a wrench to capture the wing & do the final tightening of the wing nut, as there is not enough room to use gloves or gain any leverage on the points of the wing nut. If you do not use plumber's putty for a good seal, then you might not have to deal with this issue, but you will possibly have to deal with water getting below the countertop ;) (IMO - The Mfg should just include a spacer to use when you invert the bottom washer to keep the wingnut accessible) ---> 2) the products boxes (I bought 2) were squashed, box is very flimsy, & I'm just glad all the parts were still in the box & the open ended plastic sleeve protected top of the cover from scratches.

This fits well and eas easy to put on. The bottom circle was inside the top one, so looked like one piece at first. We had to kind of pry it out. But then fits great and was easy. Now just have to see the longevity of it.

It does project upward more than I had hoped. (It is thicker, which is good I guess.)

I bought this due to the 4.7 out of 5 reviews & I was not disappointed at all. I spent 5 minutes to install it. It matches my faucet perfectly. I used plumber’s putty and painter tapes to secure the top part so it stayed put while I was under the sink to screw the other parts. Once done it looked great. Even though it’s made in China but it’s made of good steel. Tbh, there is t any wrong to be made in China.The only thing I wished was, it should come with putty since it’s the plug is pricey.

I removed the soap dispenser and needed to fill a hole in the granite countertop. This plug matched perfectly with the faucet color so it looks like it was actually made for my sink. Easy to install and works great.

This plug is perfect for what I needed. Quick shipping reasonable cost. Would deal with this entity again.

Great! Exactly what we needed. Easy Toni stall (probably obvious statement).

These solid brass powder coated hole plugs were perfect for our claw foot tub. The finish and color are just perfect.

Easy to fit and looks great

You get what you pay for good quality

Très bon produit mais je n’avais pas remarqué que la commande ne comprends qu’un bouchon. Et non pas deux comme toute les autres produits similaires. 26$ chaque bouchon…😡

I needed to cover both holes in my sink, and these are perfect and it matches my old cast iron sink no problem. Its solid and not plastic, it did come with a steel washer, you might want to out in a rubber one as well. But I installed it without the rubber and its seems to hold beautiful. I hope it holds its look and its easy to clean. Fast delivery

Solid product. Affordable, and easy to install. The "oil rubbed bronze" is a matte finish, which I was very happy about. The only complicated part was trying to get it installed with silicone around the edges without getting any on the top of the product. I tried hard and carefully, and failed. The most I could do was try to buff them dry with a paper towel after installation. But when it dried, you can still see buffed silicone traces. But I am a perfectionist, so I am just going to remind myself that no one is going to be looking that closely at these pieces enough to care!If I had a small suction cup, I think I would've put that on top of it to flip it over and into the hole avoiding the sticky mess altogether! (Hindsight)