Klik-Klak drain plug 5/4" universal, chrome

Product detailed description

The Klik-Klak drain plug is a proven and widely used automatic waste solution for washbasins and bathroom mixers with a 5/4" thread. Instead of a classic pull rod or lever above the mixer, the drain is simply operated by pressing the plug with a finger directly in the basin - the first press closes the drain, the second opens it again.

This type of waste is now the standard on most modern basin mixers, as it simplifies the mixer design (no need to route a pull rod through the mixer body) and significantly simplifies both installation and any replacement of an older type of waste.

Key features:

• Universal 5/4" thread, suitable for common basin wastes both with and without overflow (depending on the specific basin)
• Klik-Klak mechanism - convenient one-press operation, no need to reach under the basin or behind the mixer
• Chrome-plated surface resistant to corrosion, moisture and common cleaning agents, easy to maintain
• Compact construction that does not intrude into the space under the basin
• Easy installation without special tools - a standard assembly wrench is enough

Technical parameters:

• Thread: 5/4" universal
• Surface finish: chrome
• Control type: Klik-Klak (press operation)
• Sealing element material: durable rubber/silicone ensuring a tight joint
• Warranty: 2 years

Installation and maintenance: The plug is fitted into the existing basin waste opening and tightened from below with a locking nut. Under normal operation it requires no special maintenance; if it becomes clogged, simply pull out the plug and rinse the mechanism with water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this plug fit any washbasin?
The plug is designed for the standard 5/4" thread used in the vast majority of common washbasins sold in Slovakia. Before buying, we recommend checking the diameter of the existing waste opening.

Can it also be used in a bathtub or shower tray?
This particular plug is intended primarily for washbasins with a 5/4" thread - bathtubs and shower trays usually use different sizes and types of waste.

What to do if the plug leaks or lets water through?
The most common cause is an incorrectly tightened locking nut or a worn seal - check the tightness, or replace the seal if necessary.