Will this faucet work with staggered holes? Basically Im asking if the lines below the counter top are flexible or ridged
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Hi Megan, From my recollection, they are rigid and cannot be altered. Hope this helps. Bill
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Yes this will work with three hole sink tops. The line coming from each handle seems rigid but the connecting hose is flexible so as to connect easily.
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Although I'm not sure what you mean about staggered holes, the lines below the counter are flexible. Also, fyi, check the thickness of your granite as 3 cm granite necessitates grinding the underside of it for the fittings.
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Hi Megan,From my recollection, they are rigid and cannot be altered.Hope this helps.Bill
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The water lines under the counter top are flexible between the handles and faucet. Hope this helps.
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We just received the sink and haven't installed it yet but it doesn't have faucet holes. It's an under mount sink. You'll have to drill a hole through the counter for the faucet.
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My sink is three holes, the outer holes are used to secure the faucet to the sink and the center hole is for the water lines and drain control. So I don't believe a one hole sink will work.
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Ours has 3 inches of thread availible. Our counter is 1.5 inches thick and it installed without a hitch. Best faucet we ever had!
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Hi Gail,Manufacturer says mount it facing right & we did. It appears to me the bottom of the faucet has a slightly oval shape. Rotating it to face forward may not allow you to use the deck plate which is used to cover the unused holes in the sink. If you have a 1-hole sink it would probably work. This is our 1st time with a right hand faucet & we actually like it better than a center handle because it provides more clear sink area. Dave Steele
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All of our vanities come with the pictured faucets as a free gift. However, you have the option of not using the included faucets if you so wish. You can install any faucets that you like. The countertop is pre-drilled for a standard three-hole faucet with 8-inch spread.Thank you for your inquiry!Kitchen Bath Collection310-808-9600
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The sides are slightly curved longwise. But both sides are the same height. The thing you need to worry most about is a tall enough faucet.
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Yes! the plumber did have to do a little adjusting but my counters are not cut right it should be fine if you have nice counters
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This particular faucet is a one hole version so not sure if it could work for you. Maybe they have some kind of adapter to help cover the extra holes?
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It did mine. That's where I am using it mostly. I'd say yes unless you don't have a standard size faucet.
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This faucet is designed for single hole installation. If you can find a three hole plate that will match the application, good luck. The threaded assembly shaft which penetrates the counter is long enough to accept the added height of a plate (1/4" - 3/8"). This faucet relies on a strong, dense counter to attach to. If you put a flimsy plate in between the faucet base and counter you will cause the unit to be wobbly. This faucet is tall and heavy. Because of the height it produces increased torque when used due to leverage. If you really want it then buy it, then find a plate to match. Install and see how it performs. I would not do it if it were me. One other solution is to use only the center hole and add either plugs in the remaining two holes or put accessory items there such as soap dispenser etc. BTW do not buy the Kraus soap dispenser, it is cheap. Buy the Kohler one.
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My Nyla faucet is perfect for my undermounted sink, but the spout isn't high enough for a vessel sink.....You definitely need a higher curved spout to accomodate that style of sink. Perhaps there is a model that is higher for your situation.
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Fully depends on where you drill the hole for the faucet. Now if the question is how much clearance is needed for the faucet to operate...then the answer is you can place the flanged base (not the same as the hole) right against the backsplash and your faucet will operate fine. Personally I'd give myself a half inch or so to be able to clean behind the base.
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I have also secured this through the rear flange of a standard stainless sink. I am not sure it is designed to work in a thick counter top such as granite or quartz. Unit comes with ring to slide up over lines and secure from underside. If you are doing a thick top may have to consult with top installer and see if a well can be drilled in bottom side to effectively reduce top thickness for facet. Manufacturers link for installation:http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Service-Support/Dispenser-Support/Pages/Dispenser-Installation.aspx
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Hi Kate, All our countertops come pre-drilled with three holes for a standard 8" faucet spread. Thank you. Kitchen Bath Collection
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My granite countertop is 1&a; quarter inches thick. The threads of the faucet are 2&a; quarter inches longer than that under the counter,so totally it's about three and a half inches long of threads before putting it through the hole on the counter
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This model comes with 4 interchangeable mounts that seem to fit any faucet design. Just be sure to use plumbers tape on the threads .,,,,, got my new one yesterday ,,,,, short term, works like all my orhers so far... Love 'em