Abstract: A universal drainpipe interfacing with overflow and non-overflow drains having a drainpipe, sink, and drain system. The drainpipe has a closed configuration and an overflow configuration. The drainpipe has a side wall. The side wall has two overflow assemblies, each having a preset channel and a punch-out stamp. If a predetermined amount of force were to be applied, the preset channel and punch-out stamp break away to expose overflow openings in which the sink overflow system can interface with. If the drain were to be installed in a sink without a sink overflow system, the preset channels and punch-out stamps, that are integrated part of the side wall, would not be removed, leaving the side wall sealed. This drain would be able to interface with both overflow and non-overflow drains without the need for additional tools or expertise.