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Delta Drain Assembly - Metal Pop-Up - Bathroom in Chrome, RP5651

$19.99/ unit

SKU: RP5651

$19.99per item

Subtotal$19.99

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  • Marietta

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    119 Cobb Parkway North, Suite D, Marietta, Georgia 30062

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    6755 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia 30071

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Specifications

Dimensions

Overall Height (inches)
6.75

Details

Product Type
Pop-Up Drain
Manufacturer finish
Chrome

Bath Hardware Product Information

Hardware type
bathroom accessory

Product details

Delta RP5651 is a metal pop-up bathroom drain assembly in Chrome. It uses a mechanical linkage to raise and lower the stopper, with a visible Chrome flange and stopper at the basin opening. This is a sink drain component rather than a faucet or a push-button clicker drain, so the faucet's lift-rod arrangement and basin drain opening are relevant to its installation.

Delta's parts information identifies the horizontal rod as RP12517 and the strap with screw as RP12516. The manufacturer also lists a stopper, gasket, and drain nut and washer in the assembly's service diagram. These separate component identities help distinguish a repair to the linkage from replacement of the complete drain body when diagnosing an existing pop-up installation.

The manufacturer describes the assembly as metal and gives an overall height of 6-3/4 inches. Delta's support information describes the overflow portion as 1-1/4 inches in diameter and the flange lip as 2-1/8 inches across. These dimensions should be considered with the basin and available space beneath it, while the appropriate overflow arrangement and linkage fit should be checked before ordering.

Buying guide

Choosing this product

Start by deciding what you want this bathroom drain assembly to improve: daily convenience, a worn component, a better layout, or a coordinated bathroom appearance. Write down the two changes that matter most. That makes it easier to compare relevant options without letting the photograph or finish become the only reason for choosing a model.

For a replacement, photograph the existing installation and record the current model before removing anything. A familiar appearance can hide important differences in mounting or connections. For a renovation, give your installer the exact product number early, while changes to the surrounding layout are still straightforward and before finishing materials are ordered.

Choose a replacement component by the identity of the fixture it serves and the problem you want to solve. Compare the existing part with the manufacturer's diagram, including the way it attaches or operates. A matching finish helps the result look coordinated, but it does not establish that two similar components are interchangeable.

Planning the fit and layout

Measure the actual installation area rather than estimating from a product photograph. Record the available space, nearby obstructions, and the position of anything the bathroom drain assembly must connect to. Include access around the installation, since a component that fits its opening may still be awkward to use or difficult to service once installed.

Consider every person who will use the space and how they approach the fixture during an ordinary day. Try the intended movement before committing to the location. A simple cardboard outline or removable tape can help compare positions without drilling, moving plumbing, or making a permanent mark on a finished surface.

Record the connection, mounting area, and available service space before removing the existing component. Take photos from more than one angle while the arrangement is intact. Note any linkage, adapter, or neighboring part that affects fit. If dimensions are unclear, have the installer identify the required replacement before ordering a visually similar item.

Installation & care

Installation and everyday care

Read the instructions for the exact model before starting work, and check whether the existing installation provides the required support or connections. Lay the components on a protected surface and compare them with the instructions. If an unfamiliar step affects plumbing, electrical work, wall structure, or waterproofing, arrange appropriate help before proceeding.

Plan a cleaning routine that protects the finish and the surrounding materials. Start with the manufacturer's current care directions and use a soft cloth for ordinary wiping. Avoid choosing a cleaner solely because it works elsewhere in the bathroom. Keep tools, abrasive pads, and loose metal parts from scratching visible surfaces during installation.

Follow the component's instructions and the instructions for the fixture it belongs to. Keep small hardware and any reusable adjoining pieces organized during removal. Protect finished surfaces and avoid forcing an uncertain connection. After fitting the part, test its intended operation and inspect any affected plumbing or attachment before returning the installation to everyday use.

Product FAQs

How do I plan access and future maintenance?

Save the product number, installation instructions, and a few clear photographs in your household maintenance records. Include the location of any relevant access panel or connection. These notes can help a future installer identify the component without dismantling the area first, especially after the original packaging or renovation paperwork has been discarded.

Pay attention to changes during ordinary use, such as movement, an unfamiliar sound, a leak, or a control that becomes harder to operate. Compare the change with the model's maintenance instructions before adjusting anything. Address a developing problem while access is available, and use confirmed replacement parts rather than selecting by appearance alone.

Retain the original fixture number alongside the new component number. That makes future service questions easier, especially if several parts have been replaced over time. Check the repaired area during normal cleaning and address renewed movement or leakage promptly. If a problem returns, reassess the adjoining installation instead of automatically replacing the same part again.

What should I check before ordering?

Use the full model number when confirming an order, including every finish suffix. Product families often contain similar-looking versions with different fittings or functions. Compare the listing's written identification with your project notes, and resolve any uncertainty about compatibility before scheduling installation or discarding a component that may still be needed.

If you need additional pieces, make a separate list and confirm each one against the exact manufacturer's documentation. A coordinated photo can show a finished arrangement without establishing what is supplied with a particular listing. Ask about the actual item and its documented contents whenever the project depends on a small fitting or fastener.

Use the exact replacement number and finish suffix, and confirm which adjoining pieces are required. Determine whether the listing describes a component, an assembly, or a complete fixture. If the original part is unavailable, ask for documented compatibility with the proposed alternative. Keep the original identification available while resolving the order details.

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