What is the recommended measurement from the drain to the faucet? How far apart should the holes be when drilling into the countertop?
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Unfortunately I cannot help with the measurements question. We had a contractor handle the installation since we were doing a complete remodel of our bathroom. We actually positioned ous at an angle where the point of the sink is forward looking like a diamond shape rather than a square and put the faucet to the right side of the sink. We've received many compliments on the creative look!
47535
I had my contractor set the sink at an angle so corners are at front/back/sides and placed the faucet on the right rear flat side of the sink. From the middle of the faucet hole to the middle of the drain hole is about 12.25 inches. Make sure the spout end overhangs beyond the sink edge - mine is close and occasionally drips on the edge when first turning it on slowly, so I would go at least 12.5 to 12.75 if I was doing it again, but I love it! (Mine had a couple sharp spots along the top outer edge, I used fine grain sandpiper to lightly smooth it).
1888265
follow the faucet install instructions. as the other response provided, the faucet doesn't penetrate the sink flanges, only in the countertop.
5792
What does this mean. The drain has to be at least 12" from the back wall? If so is this from the center of the pipe? Thanks
1811260
Hello,The pre-drilled holes in the countertop are made for a standard 8-inch faucet spread.Thank you.Kitchen Bath Collection
1811261
Hello, The pre-drilled holes in the countertop are made for a standard 8-inch faucet spread. Thank you. Kitchen Bath Collection
1208426
the faucet fit in the standard size hole for the previous faucet. It looks like 1 3/4 inch but I cannot get a good measurement under the counter.
1617305
The countertop was already adhered to the cabinet when we received it. The only part that wasn't was the backsplash. The faucet holes appear to be 4 inches apart. Let me know if you have any additional questions. We've been pretty happy with it. The faucet is not exactly the best quality but it will work until I decide to change it. Kelly Johnson
242611
Sorry can't help you as I put both faucets in a remodel house I do not have access to at this time I will say I put the both sets on a predrilled granite top and they extremely easy to install. There was not an excess of overlap on top - even pushing the valve to the side did not show any sign of the hole from beneath. Very happy with them. I have also installed several others from Pfister and have been happy with them
2119178
Don't remember exactly but not large probably about 3/8". Just match up and drill hole same or slightly larger than shank of threaded shank that goes thru sink. Hope this helps not difficult job.
1396910
Your 1-3/8" sinktop hole will be just fine. It will be covered completely by the base of the faucet. The faucet base is almost 2" in diameter. Hope this helps.
1037553
The faucet hole size is 2" diameter. The height from drain to cabinetry is about 3 1/2".
137960
Sorry for the late answer...we ended up buying a 1-1/4"x8" 17 Gauge P.O. Plug Finger Touch Style Drain Without Overflow Holes - Chrome - #J-814-PCH from PlumbingSupply.com. ($50 plus shipping...ouch.) We are having the sink installed this week...fingers crossed that everything goes well. I can't wait to see this sink in action. It's perfect for our new 32" x 72" powder room.
1302858
I can tell you it is 4" from the base of the faucet to the lowest part of the spout which is 3" out from the base. You will have to measure your new sink and how it mounts to your counter. The curved portion of the spout is almost 4 1/2" from the base.
764897
If you're asking about the clearance needed behind the faucet above the countertop: When I pull up the drain lever on mine to its highest point (the point at which it sticks out most, since it's angled slightly backwards), the rear edge of the lever sticks out about 1 3/8" behind the base of the faucet. I've got a single-hole mount without the extra 3-hole escutcheon plate. When the lever is pushed all the way down, it extends about 5/8" behind the base.
2140976
Scott - it's vessel sink. I used it on granite countertop /vanity. You need approximately two - 2in openings for drain pipe and faucet.
1255423
I'm not sure. I only purchased the sink. A handyman installed it. I guess I'd say make sure that that "plate" that holds the faucet is long enough to cover the extra hole. Sorry I'm not more help.
1400350
The threaded stem that comes out of the bottom of the faucet is slightly less than 1 3/8". The base of the faucet that sits atop the counter and covers the whole in your granite is 1 3/4". A hole between those two dimensions would work. I installed over a composite sink that had a 1 3/8" pre-drilled hole that worked perfectly.