SKYPIA 4 Pcs Sink Overflow Ring Set Bathroom Accessary Kitchen Bathroom Sink Basin Overflow Cover Vanity Sink Overflow Cover (Silver)

This little product was a good, inexpensive replacement part for my bath sink overflow hole. My old ones were tarnished, and these fit just right and were the right color. Just put them in so don’t know how long they will last before tarnishing too, but for now they’re exactly what I needed.

Good replacements for worn out overflow rings. No issues

I have a bathroom sink with no overflow drain hole. I’ve accidentally flooded the bathroom three times, so I’m fabricating an overflow myself, drilling a hole in my sink wall. I needed a flange/grommet-thingy to hide the hole and tubing joint I made. These hole covers were the only chrome-looking ones I could find with a wide enough opening to get the flow I need (these are 20mm—3/4”-ish inside diameter). Honestly, they look like cheap plastic (they are), but I couldn’t find another ring, so this is what I had to buy, and very glad I found them.And NEVER AGAIN will I buy a sink without an overflow!

The overflow holes in our vanity sinks (4 out of 5) had no trim and a couple of them were slightly discolored in the porcelain so it had always bothered me when I’d clean the sinks and/or simply look at them while at the sink.In one of our sinks the hole is ever so slightly larger than in the other sinks so this finishing piece isn’t secure but I think I can remedy that when I take the time to address it — I’m afraid to try to flex the tips out a bit for fear they’ll break since they’re plastic.For me this has improved the appearance of our sinks so for the time being I’m very pleased — now the question is, “How long before the silver finish comes off?”

I ordered these to put in my bathroom sink. It was the finishing touch that was not included with the vanity sink set when purchased. It now looks complete.

These were extremely cheap! They arrived with the chrome chipped off, which just looks like a cheap paint. I wanted metal, real chrome, but I couldn't find them anywhere and I searched for like an hour. Finally, however, I did end up finding metal, chrome ones on Amazon, which were like the only ones. I don't understand why there wouldn't be a lot more metal ones, because this is natural chrome and you don't have to worry about chipping paint or cheap plastic or a tacky appearance. They weren't even that much more than these cheap plastic ones. I figured that these would be a strong, sturdy plastic with a thick chrome overlay, not just some cheap, thin, easily breakable plastic and poor quality, paint job. I will only by the real chrome versions in the future, but I'll probably never have to even replace they're too strong to break and it's not like the chrome is going to chip off and they shouldn't rust, so definitely opt for the metal versions because it's so worth it and it just looks a lot more nicer than these cheap plastic pieces of junk.

Perfect fit to replace worn out one. Now have plenty to spare.

The existing sink ti g in my bathroom had cracked and I tried to find a replacement in several retail stores. Frustrated I looked online and these were the perfect size. Given the fragile nature of these thin rings that come with sinks nowadays, good to have a few of these available to change out.

Our sink is complete again. It fits well and looks good. The 4 Pack is a good option as we still have spares for the future.