Moen 22037 3-1/2 Inch Drop-In Basket Strainer with Drain Assembly, Satin

Great product with good parts and a deep cup

The basket installed easily. It looks good.

Arrived intact and on time. It seems a little deep- that is, it's taller than the one I took out. No problems installing it to PVC which is easily adjusted to length. Might be an issue if you are replacing to metal pipe where there's no "play" in the available space. It went into my sink easily.

These are fairly inexpensive baskets and not what you'd call deluxe or designer, just "nice."They are, however, pretty nice and they installed easily. The inner basket handle which serves as the stopper valve grip also is made of plastic but has a nice chromed finish which looks very decent and not at all cheap. It seem like some force WOULD break this part but I can't think of a reason to exert force on it so if you break it I have no idea what you were doing.Would buy again, these are so inexpensive it makes me think that contractors buy uglier, cheaper things just to be jerks.

Looks nice. no logo at all on the rim ... which i think is ok. but i do have a Moen faucet so if there was logo, might have been nice-er.installed as expected. (i installed into 9 inch deep kohler 18 gauge stainless steel double bowl kitchen sink)why pay same price for big box store generic? would not say this is low quality though pretty sure not super high quality - Good quality.5 STAR GOOD AT THIS PRICE POINT.

I bought this along with and the Moen G222173 Drop-In Sink and the Kingston GS7575WEL Eden Kitchen Faucet Oil Rubbed Bronze. Great improvement in the kitchen for under $175.For the $9 it was not even worth trying to take the one off the old sink and clean it.This drain is sturdy design, looks nice and was easy to install.

Fit perfectly, looks great, and does what a drain does, it drains. However it did not drain my wallet. Yes it's a bit on the deep side, but unless your a big baby with fat hands, it's no big deal (I have fat hands and I have no issues with this drain).

I received two of these and didn't understand the gasket issue. I received a thick neoprene gasket and the paper or fiber gasket. I read the questions and reviews and came to the conclusion that Moen failed to include the thin rubber gasket for the top side of the sink. I called their customer service and was told that I am to use plumbers putty on the top surface of the sink. The underside gets the thick rubber gasket and then the paper gasket before putting on the lower cup and securing ring. The purpose of the paper gasket is to reduce the friction when spinning the lower cup. This makes no sense as the lower cup and the tightening nut are two separate pieces and the cup does not need to rotate. Perhaps they were the same part in an earlier design. The woman said she found an instruction sheet and would e-mail it to me. Otherwise I find it to be sufficient quality.