Do you have to countersink the screw holes?
875649
They screw in from the back like standard drawer pulls, so not necessary, no.
336453
Yes. There are actually 4 holes to place the two base screws into. Two on each side. The two holes furthest apart are 6 inches apart while the other holes could be 5 or 4 inches part depending in which you use. I did not need to drill. I used a hammer and a punch to start the hole and then screwed in the screws in less then a minute each. My cabinets are solid wood so may e that is why I was able to do this. I hate clean up after using a drill. Good luck
619881
Yes, you can. Although, I believe there will be some holes left where the screws are supposed to go.
725265
So it depends if you undermount or top mount it (drop-in). If you undermount it you'll have drill a hole in the counter-top as indicated by the faucet you purchase.
1559876
Yes. Leave off the "over the door hooks" and put screws through the back of the cabinet into the wall/studs. The holes are already there to do so.
1710943
No, ours did not. I guess it depends on your cabinet. You could always use different screws .
555382
Don't worry, there are mounting points on the side for the screws. Just a little hard to see in the pictures.
1168418
No, you need the screws for complete install. I suggest google to find the size you need and get them locally. They must be coming from a different vendor now.
331091
Mine are already installed, but if you unscrew the only small countersunk screw in the bracket, the brackets will extend further.
804581
I used them for flush countersinks but I just did that by controlling the depth by hand. There is no adjustment.
1772671
No. The holes are already on the parallell bars. Comes with screws and Allen key. Install was a breeze.
1231788
Cameron, I just took a look at mine. It appears there are four screws holding each leg on, very securely I might add. You won't be able to just unscrew the leg, but yes, you could take them off by removing the countersunk screws.
1702604
This is an under mount sink. The holes will need to be in the counter itself, not in the sink.
281574
1) YES 2)NO 3) YES, but I just screwed directly from the bottom of shelflinks into the 2x4s, not from the top. I just put the wood on the floor and laid the shelflink on top of 2x4s and marked on the wood and drilled the screws without predrilling. The Home Depots cheapest 2x4 I used were soft enough so there was no need to drill a hole first. Used a portable drill with a screw head.
1462678
countersunk holes to match the proved stainless steel screw are there and the holes are appropriately placed. I used my own longer screws as I left the carpet on the bunks.
1748450
No. Use your present router base, with double stick tape as your template. Match screw hole size, and any type cell, you will need to counter bore the holes. Complete directions come with the plate. It is a real nice product. 5 stars.
481793
No i do not think it . I looked at mine and the holes for the screws are not set up for that.