I have a 4 hole sink (3 for sink and 1 for the sprayer. Will this be compatible for this type of hookup?
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Yes, this can be compatible. I have done it with my own stainless steel sink. There are plugs that you can buy via Amazon to plug up those extra holes. Depending on the gauge of sink you have I recommend installing a support board under the faucet mounts to improve its rigidity, as the sink steel flexes a bit around the faucet without it.
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I used the hole that was designated for the sprayer. The hole was already there as a part of the stainless steel sink design.
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I believe any faucet will work. They will only drill the holes that you need to work with your faucet or if you want anything extra. I am loving my sink!
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Yes, instructions are useless. Is there something specific you don't understand? You may need adapters to connect to your system since they vary a lot. If you have a 3 hole sink, you need to cover the other two with either a full plate (available on Amazon) or individual hole plugs available at the hardware store. I don't recall which connection is hot and cold, but I just opened the faucet full hot or cold and blew into one pipe to see which if it was open or closed. The flex hose from the sprayer connects to short center pipe, connect after you have it mounted. I believe it uses one small rubber washer, there were extra washers with mine. The big black weight is attached to the flex hose at the bottom of it's loop to help the sprayer retract. The button on the sprayer toggles between spray and stream each time you push it and stays in whatever mode it's in when you turn it off/on.
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I am using this with a pull out sprayer faucet. It was difficult to find an attachment which can make it work. We added an adaptor just before the faucet aerator so that we could fit the filter. However, due to this, we can no more use the faucet as a sprayer. But that's fine for us.
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I got the brushed nickel mounting ring but I'm sure if you get the correct size for the sink it should work.
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No. I've installed this unit at work and at home. One sink I used the sprayer hole, the other I drilled a hole myself. It has worked very well with both methods. You have to use the separate faucet that comes with the kit.
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Sure. Unless your faucet has a sprayer that requires the 4th hole. If your faucet has a pullout spout or a sprayer that comes out from the deck of the faucet or if it doesn't have a sprayer you would need something to cover the 4th hole. And a dispenser is the most useful way to use it.
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The connectors are garden hose threads for outdoor faucets. Kitchen and bathroom threads are smaller, tighter threads so I don't think they will work.
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If you have a standard faucet this adaptor should work. Almost all faucets are the same size.
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Denise S.I have marvel sinks in my shop, with standard holes. I can't say definitely if it would fit your sink, but I would think if you look at the lines which you need to hook up to your pipe work and they match I would believe it would fit. Its the two lines that you have to look at which is the important factor. Good Luck
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The fittings are the same for a 5/8" and 3/4" hose, just the hose itself is a different size. If they were not, you couldn't connect a 3/4" hose to the faucets on your house. All the Gardena fittings fit both; not to worry.
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No, it won't. This is designed for a standard kitchen sink with 2 holes that are 8" apart. You may be able to use a bathroom type faucet fixture for your utility sink, I believe those are 4" apart.
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Measure the diameter of the drain hole in the sink after removing the old drain. If the hole is 1-5/8" then it'll work.
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yes it has 3 holes with seperate sprayer, my sink has 4 holes, sprayer is 2 3/4"from the base.
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No, you need a 3rd hole for the faucet. I drilled a hole for the faucet without any trouble since the sink is made of fiber
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The configuration is a 3 hole + 1 sprayer (4 holes in all)The main faucet is 2x bolts left and right of the arm. I hope this helps with your question.