Can a faucet be installed into a granite countertop behind the sink?
906098
Yes. I have 2 holes in my granite for the faucet & soap dispenser. I love this sink!
906099
Definitely, Our countertop dealer measured and drilled the countertop prior to installation. we have the faucet in the exact position. We used the single faucet that has the pull out rinse built in.
906100
Yes. My sink is installed in a marble countertop island with the faucet mounted behind the sink. If you buy a soap dispenser to install, remember to get one with a long enough spout to reach into the sink from the countertop. We LOVE this beautiful sink!
906101
Yes in fact we just installed the sink and put the facet into the granite behind the sink and it looks beautiful!!
1222411
I installed mine in an under mount sink. We have granite top withe a porcelain under mount sink. Easy to install, looks great.
889629
I don't believe so. The inner cabinet supports had to be cut back in my 24 inch base cabinet to allow for sink. After the granite counter installation...there is only 2.5 inches between inner edge of rear sink and backsplash.
1096799
I would guess it depends on the countertopI installed a granite countertop with an undermount sink
1096823
I mounted the dispenser through the sink itself, which is nowhere near as thick as a granite countertop. From what I can see, it might be difficult to mount through the thickness of a granite countertop, but it may work. Here is their customer service number for the best answer:1-800-854-3229
1792146
yes of course.any cabinet larger than the sinks width,only you may need under mounts for support.you can have a hole drilled in count er top to accomedate faucet
1407961
The sink is designed to be mounted under the countertop. There are no holes cut in the sink to accommodate a faucet. Given the heavy gauge I would say drilling holes is not an option.I would contact Kraus or the distributor for a recommendation. We are VERY HAPPY with this sink. It is pure quality throughout.
1752538
We installed this sink (or our contractor did) by cutting out an old undermount sink from the existing base and removing the false drawer panel in the front. It also solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink where the faucet had been installed in cutouts in the granite. The sink fit all the way back to the backsplash and covered the old faucet holes. If I could figure out how to do it, I would send you a picture of the finished product, but I can't attach it to this message.
1096798
I installed an under mount sink with granite counter - no problems. Cabinet is well made for the price and I would image you would have no problems with vessel type. You would want to manage clearances for faucet.
2003823
I was advised that this sink should only be installed when using solid countertops. (Mine is granite - so no problem).
1878309
My granite counter tops are about an inch thick, so you should be fine. I have this faucet in both of my bathrooms. The handles seem a little fragile, compared to all the other ones I have ever had, but I really like the look of them so I'm happy with my purchase.
1745300
I have it installed as an undermount with granite countertop - very pleased with it. It has been installed for about a year now.
2094290
my faucet like this is installed on the granite top vanity - not on the wall.
1438784
No holes for the faucet because it is an under the counter install and the holes are drilled into the granite counter top. I am very happy with the sink and it looks nice with my new counter top. The installer thought it was great for the price I paid
647414
Doubtful but it would really depend upon the depth of the vessel sink. Some vessel sinks are partially sunk into the countertop. This is a beautiful piece of sink hardware. Are you totally sure you want a vessel sink? look at Signature hardware for the shallow natural stone sinks that are hollowed out large river rocks etc. The trend toward vessel sinks is pretty much over as a design statement.
25839
I ordered with but used faucets that I purchased elsewhere. Installation of other faucets was not an issue. The vanity looks great. Only slight issue is that marble top is very porous so be careful not to spill anything on it as it will stain.
2140972
We were remodeling our SMALL bathroom. We had a corner vanity with a regular sink/faucet mounted in a formica counter top that measured 42widex23 deep. We got new granite counter tops that had white/black/blue colors, with blue walls --- it looks sharp. We followed the diagram that was provided (mounting the faucet 1-1/4 inches from the sink) - water hits just behind the drain with minimal splashing. HINT" MAKE SURE TO USE ENOUGH MOUNTING PADS ON THE SINK - SINCE THE BOTTOM OF THE SINK IS NOT PEERFECTLY FLAT!"