House of Rohl 736 Basket Strainer Simple Polished Chrome

The Small Part That Protects Your Pipes

Food scraps head for the drain. Coffee grounds. Vegetable peels. Pasta bits. Without a strainer, they collect in the pipes. The drain slows. Then it clogs. Then you call a plumber. The House of Rohl 736 basket strainer stops that process at the source. The basket catches debris before it enters the plumbing. When the basket fills, you lift it out, empty it into the garbage or compost, and drop it back in. No plunger. No chemical drain cleaner. No plumber bill.

This matters in busy kitchens in Toronto and Vancouver where the sink handles constant use. It matters in older homes in Montreal and Halifax where the drain pipes are narrower and clog more easily. A good strainer is the difference between a smooth-running sink and a recurring problem.

The Stainless Steel That Resists Rust

The 736 is made from stainless steel. This material resists rust and corrosion. It handles constant exposure to water without breaking down. The finish stays bright. The metal does not pit. The strainer looks the same years later as it did on installation day.

For kitchens in Calgary and Edmonton where hard water leaves its mark, stainless steel holds up. For homes in St. John’s and Victoria where humidity is constant, the material resists the moisture that damages cheaper metals. The 736 is built to last.

The Polished Chrome Finish That Matches

The polished chrome finish reflects light and matches standard kitchen fixtures. It coordinates with chrome faucets, chrome sink accessories, and chrome cabinet hardware. The visible portion of the strainer looks clean and intentional.

This matters in kitchens where the details matter. A mismatched strainer stands out. A matching strainer disappears into the design. The 736 delivers the finish you expect from a premium fixture.

Easy Cleaning Without Special Products

The 736 cleans with soap and water. No special cleaners. No scrubbing with abrasive pads. The basket lifts out for emptying. The surface wipes clean. The maintenance takes seconds. For busy households, this simplicity matters.

What Installation Requires

The 736 fits standard kitchen sink drain openings. The strainer installs from above the sink. The mounting screws secure it from below. For metal sinks, shorter mounting screws are available under part #737SCREW23. Check your sink construction before ordering to ensure the correct screws are used.

The installation is straightforward for a licensed plumber or experienced DIYer. The strainer connects to the existing drain pipe. The tail pipe may need to be adjusted depending on your plumbing configuration.

For a complete kitchen sink setup, pair this strainer with a Single Bowl Kitchen Sink from our collection. For the faucet, browse our Pull Down Faucet category for matching chrome options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size sink opening does this strainer fit?

The 736 basket strainer fits standard kitchen sink drain openings. Check your sink specifications before ordering. The strainer installs from above the sink with mounting screws securing it from below.

How do I clean the strainer?

The strainer cleans with soap and water. Lift the basket out, empty the contents, and rinse. The surface wipes clean. No special cleaning products are needed.

What is the warranty on this strainer?

The House of Rohl 736 basket strainer is covered by a 2-year limited warranty. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal residential use.

Will this strainer work with my metal sink?

Yes. The strainer works with metal sinks. Shorter mounting screws are available under part #737SCREW23 for metal sink applications. Check your sink construction before ordering.

The House of Rohl 736 basket strainer is in stock and ready to ship from our Canadian warehouse. Delivery typically takes 3 to 5 business days. We offer a 30-day return policy and a support team that answers real questions by phone or email.

The strainer catches the mess. The chrome matches the fixtures. The stainless steel lasts. The 736 does its job without being noticed.