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| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Gunmetal Grey |
| Product Type | Pop-Up Drain |
| Overall Length (in) | 9 in |

| Box Quantity | 1 |
| Color/Finish | Gunmetal Grey |
| Product Type | Pop-Up Drain |
| Overall Length (in) | 9 in |
The Karran PU25GG is a pop-up vanity bowl drain in Gunmetal Gray, designed for lavatory bowls without an overflow aperture. The stopper opens and seats at the bowl to hold or release water, giving the vanity a clean, intentional look in a finish that bridges warm and cool metal tones.
• Without-overflow design matches bowls that have no integral overflow channel, ensuring a correct, leak-free fit.
• Gunmetal Gray finish brings a muted, industrial-leaning tone that pairs naturally with matte black fixtures and dark hardware.
• Pop-up stopper mechanism opens and closes at the drain, eliminating the need for a separate drain plug.
• Sized for standard lavatory openings at the 1-3/4 inch vanity drain dimension common across Karran vanity bowl lines.
• Karran engineered compatibility makes this drain a direct complement to Karran vanity sinks specified in the same finish family.
This drain belongs in a bathroom or powder room vanity where the bowl has no overflow — meaning no secondary aperture near the rim that routes rising water to the drain. Open vessel sinks, many undermount vanity bowls, and some above-counter basins fall into this category. Pairing the wrong drain version with a bowl is one of the most common return scenarios in vanity installation, so confirming your bowl has no overflow before ordering is the single most important step.
The Gunmetal Gray finish positions this drain in modern, transitional, and industrial-leaning bathrooms where a chrome or satin nickel drain would feel out of place. It pulls well alongside matte black faucets and cabinet hardware, brushed bronze accessories, or any design palette that leans toward deeper, less reflective metal tones.
Gunmetal Gray sits in a useful middle ground: darker and less flashy than stainless or chrome, warmer than flat matte black. In practice, this means the drain holds its visual weight in contemporary bathrooms without demanding an all-black hardware plan. Designers specifying a layered metal look — where pulls, faucets, and lighting differ slightly in undertone — often reach for gunmetal because it reads as intentional rather than mismatched. Contractors finishing high-end residential vanities appreciate that the finish coordinates broadly without requiring an exact-match hardware set from a single brand.
Cabinet shops building and installing custom vanity units need a drain on hand that photographs well and satisfies clients without a separate trip to a fixture showroom. Designers specifying a complete vanity package can call out the PU25GG alongside a Karran vanity bowl and know the finish language is consistent. Homeowners renovating a powder room or guest bath who have already committed to a gunmetal or dark-metal hardware palette will find this drain closes the look at the drain opening rather than breaking it.
Look near the top inside wall of the bowl for a small oval or elongated opening. If you see one, the bowl has an overflow and needs the with-overflow drain version. If the interior wall is smooth all the way to the rim, the bowl has no overflow and this drain is the correct choice.
Karran's vanity bowls across their quartz, acrylic, and vitreous china lines use a standard 1-3/4 inch lavatory drain opening. The PU25GG is sized for that opening, making it a natural pairing with Karran vanity sink models that do not have an integral overflow. Confirm your specific bowl's overflow status before ordering.
No. Kitchen sinks use a 3-1/2 inch drain opening and require a basket strainer or disposal flange. This pop-up drain is sized for lavatory vanity bowls only.
Karran uses Gunmetal Gray as a named finish across its faucet and accessory lines, so the drain and a Karran Gunmetal Gray faucet are designed to coordinate. Exact match to fixtures from other manufacturers is not guaranteed, as finish chemistry varies by brand.
A drain that matches the finish plan and fits the bowl correctly is the last detail that makes a vanity installation feel finished rather than assembled. The PU25GG handles that job in Gunmetal Gray, for bowls built without overflow.
The Karran PU25GG is a pop-up vanity bowl drain in Gunmetal Gray, designed for lavatory bowls without an overflow aperture. The stopper opens and seats at the bowl to hold or release water, giving the vanity a clean, intentional look in a finish that bridges warm and cool metal tones.
• Without-overflow design matches bowls that have no integral overflow channel, ensuring a correct, leak-free fit.
• Gunmetal Gray finish brings a muted, industrial-leaning tone that pairs naturally with matte black fixtures and dark hardware.
• Pop-up stopper mechanism opens and closes at the drain, eliminating the need for a separate drain plug.
• Sized for standard lavatory openings at the 1-3/4 inch vanity drain dimension common across Karran vanity bowl lines.
• Karran engineered compatibility makes this drain a direct complement to Karran vanity sinks specified in the same finish family.
This drain belongs in a bathroom or powder room vanity where the bowl has no overflow — meaning no secondary aperture near the rim that routes rising water to the drain. Open vessel sinks, many undermount vanity bowls, and some above-counter basins fall into this category. Pairing the wrong drain version with a bowl is one of the most common return scenarios in vanity installation, so confirming your bowl has no overflow before ordering is the single most important step.
The Gunmetal Gray finish positions this drain in modern, transitional, and industrial-leaning bathrooms where a chrome or satin nickel drain would feel out of place. It pulls well alongside matte black faucets and cabinet hardware, brushed bronze accessories, or any design palette that leans toward deeper, less reflective metal tones.
Gunmetal Gray sits in a useful middle ground: darker and less flashy than stainless or chrome, warmer than flat matte black. In practice, this means the drain holds its visual weight in contemporary bathrooms without demanding an all-black hardware plan. Designers specifying a layered metal look — where pulls, faucets, and lighting differ slightly in undertone — often reach for gunmetal because it reads as intentional rather than mismatched. Contractors finishing high-end residential vanities appreciate that the finish coordinates broadly without requiring an exact-match hardware set from a single brand.
Cabinet shops building and installing custom vanity units need a drain on hand that photographs well and satisfies clients without a separate trip to a fixture showroom. Designers specifying a complete vanity package can call out the PU25GG alongside a Karran vanity bowl and know the finish language is consistent. Homeowners renovating a powder room or guest bath who have already committed to a gunmetal or dark-metal hardware palette will find this drain closes the look at the drain opening rather than breaking it.
Look near the top inside wall of the bowl for a small oval or elongated opening. If you see one, the bowl has an overflow and needs the with-overflow drain version. If the interior wall is smooth all the way to the rim, the bowl has no overflow and this drain is the correct choice.
Karran's vanity bowls across their quartz, acrylic, and vitreous china lines use a standard 1-3/4 inch lavatory drain opening. The PU25GG is sized for that opening, making it a natural pairing with Karran vanity sink models that do not have an integral overflow. Confirm your specific bowl's overflow status before ordering.
No. Kitchen sinks use a 3-1/2 inch drain opening and require a basket strainer or disposal flange. This pop-up drain is sized for lavatory vanity bowls only.
Karran uses Gunmetal Gray as a named finish across its faucet and accessory lines, so the drain and a Karran Gunmetal Gray faucet are designed to coordinate. Exact match to fixtures from other manufacturers is not guaranteed, as finish chemistry varies by brand.
A drain that matches the finish plan and fits the bowl correctly is the last detail that makes a vanity installation feel finished rather than assembled. The PU25GG handles that job in Gunmetal Gray, for bowls built without overflow.