What is the spread for a faucet? I am not sure what to buy.
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The spread is 4 inches OC. The sink is very narrow front to back. I purchased what I thought was a standard bathroom sink faucet. It was difficult to get my hands under the water flow to wash them. I bought a second faucet. It was a bar sink type faucet that gave some height to the flow of water and the faucet swings out of the way. Consider if the faucet flow is too far forward. The second try was perfect for me.
891001
i bought a standard 4" from hd, installed, even added a pedestal to it. a bead of calk to seal the deal and it looks better thanif i left the pipes and lines exposed. all this in a bathroom that had 30" from wall to wall...wash hands slowly and you'll be just fine!~
891002
Width-wise, it takes a standard 4" center set. However, the depth from front to back is very narrow, as mentioned previously, and there does not appear to be a standard depth for faucets. You will need one that is no deeper than 2-1/8 inches (you might be able to squeeze in a 2.25 inch base, but I doubt it). Some, but not all, spec sheets will show the measurement.
1710872
How did you crush the diverted? Anyway, go to Homedepot and ask customer service. Tell them you have a claw foot tub and they should be able to find what you need. Take the faucet and components with you. That's important so they can see the size diverted you need. Never over tighten anything and always use thread tape. Best of luck hope this helps!
1610978
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!
1774031
We went with the Moen 5985 Orb Brantford One-Handle High Arc Pull Down Bar Faucet, Oil Rubbed Bronze. wasnt inexpensive but looks great
700509
It comes with various fittings (4 I think from memory) to fit different types of faucets... just try one of them see if that works for you.
745732
All sinks have a standard diameter for faucets - a little over an inch. This faucet fits that. In addition, this particular faucet has an 8" spread measured from the center of the outside holes.
254359
This is a 'bar' faucet. It complements the larger version, but is too small for a standard kitchen sink. We used this with the single bar sink.
1374018
According to the information I just read on this site: decorisland.com " Solid brass umbrella pop-up drain is included in the same finish as the faucet"That would mean that another drain should not be needed.If you bought a close-out that was incomplete, the PU-10CH should work, although the profile may be a bit different. Most important is that you get a drain which does not have a provision for an overflow, since it appears as though the square ceramic sink you have bought does not have an overflow built-in.
1805570
I bought a standard faucet at a local hardware store to use with my sink which is in a very tiny half bath. We are very happy with our purchase.
1180876
I honestly don't know. Mine is awesome and working great. For the price. Should I have a problem I will just buy another one. This faucet is way more awesome than I was expecting.
1811260
Hello,The pre-drilled holes in the countertop are made for a standard 8-inch faucet spread.Thank you.Kitchen Bath Collection
1489687
Faucet holes are 8" spread, Distance between two faucets is 28.75". Distance from side to the close faucet center hole is 21". Thanks.
296406
I don't know but, I think any normal size counter or maybe a little thicker. I love this faucet though and the seller is top notch.
664690
That kind of faucet has an "air gap" in it. This faucet does not have that feature. Look for one in this search, they should have the three lines.
1333465
It is a 4 inch faucet spread and can't be made into a 8 inch spread. I bet they sell something similar though. I really love the faucet.
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Jill, I believe it tells you the spread as "widespread". I measured mine this morning for you and from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole is exactly 8 inches. Hope this helps. Also, talk to your plumber about dripping. Mine told me not to shut the water off really hard or it would cause the spring that makes this dripless to move and the faucet to drip. I did this and told guests and mine is currently dripping. I will have to call him back. Just fyi. I didn't expect this on such a nice, substantial faucet. The bath had a cheap contractor grade Moen that lasted for 25 years without a leak. Jill, I believe it tells you the spread as "widespread". I measured mine this morning for you and from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole is exactly 8 inches. Hope this helps. Also, talk to your plumber about dripping. Mine told me not to shut the water off really hard or it would cause the spring that makes this dripless to move and the faucet to drip. I did this and told guests and mine is currently dripping. I will have to call him back. Just fyi. I didn't expect this on such a nice, substantial faucet. The bath had a cheap contractor grade Moen that... » Read More Jill, I believe it tells you the spread as "widespread". I measured mine this morning for you and from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole is exactly 8 inches. Hope this helps. Also, talk to your plumber about dripping. Mine told me not to shut the water off really hard or it would cause the spring that makes this dripless to move and the faucet to drip. I did this and told guests and mine is currently dripping. I will have to call him back. Just fyi. I didn't expect this on such a nice, substantial faucet. The bath had a cheap contractor grade Moen that lasted for 25 years without a leak. « Show Less
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The stem should be a standard diameter for all Moen bathroom faucets. The cartridge diameter may be different depending on the model.