Sink with built-in pop up assembly

[forget4872]

If anyone out there has ever tried to install a bathroom sink with one of those pop-up assembly's, you would know that 9 times out of ten it will leak right after first assembled and need some extra tightening or adjusting. When your paying a plumber to install this contraption by the hour it can get costly. I propose a sink with a built in pop-up assembly. No more fussing with plumbers putty, Teflon type, crawling into small cabinets to tighten nuts. The sink will be molded with the pop-up assembly. Just set the sink in place with the built in pop-up assembly fitting into the "P" trap, tighten collar and your done. Less leaks, less time, less fuss!

Reward: Sorry, I would want 1% of sales because these things would sell like hot cakes.

[builder1]

Great idea. The manufacture would have to have a few different models that coordinate with customers' faucets. What would work even better would be a "pop-up" mechanism that is manufactured in the sink and the finish parts (chrome,gold,brushed nickel etc.) could be attached with the faucet. You would be able to market it more efficiently.

[forget4872]

That's the whole idea! To have the pop-up assembly "BUILT INTO THE SINK"! All the faucets out there come with the "POP-UP PULL/PUSH LEVER", if the pop-up assembly is BUILT INTO the sink then just connecting the pull/push lever, from the faucet, to the BUILT-IN POP-UP assembly, in the sink, and walla! The sinks could come in an array of different styles and colors, and with each sink there would be one of each different finishes ie; chrome, brass, nickel, bronze, ect. tops to the stopper, which will be threaded and easily swapped out to match any desired finish available.