How much space is needed behind the faucet to pull up the plug pull, since it is diagonal rather than vertical?
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I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to work properly, but I would highly recommend contacting Moen for their recommendation, or going with another style of faucet where this is not an issue. I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to... » Read More I had two of these faucets (very poorly) installed by a professional plumber. One has a 1inch clearance between the back edge of the faucet base and the other one has only 3/4" clearance. The pull on the faucet with only 3/4" clearance will not work at all. The pull on the one with 1" clearance would only work after the plumber adjusted the pull so it sticks up about 3 1/2" (it will not go down all the way), so I can use the stopper on this one, but it looks very ugly with the pull sticking up. I would say you would probably need about 3" clearance for the pull to work properly, but I would highly recommend contacting Moen for their recommendation, or going with another style of faucet where this is not an issue. « Show Less
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There is a bend in the pull, so it goes back maybe an inch and then the bend in the rod brings it back towards the gooseneck.
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I'd say 2-3 inches. It's really further than you'd expect. Be advised that it comes out pretty low on the faucet so if you have a big lip on your sink that can block it.
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It does not fit flat against the wall. There is a protruding part at that left of the back. On the right I had enough room for the plug so I lost about 2 to 3 inches of counter depth. I still had enough room in the front on the counter so I'm happy with it. I hope this helps you. Best of luck!
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I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the... » Read More I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. « Show Less
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Unfortunately I cannot help with the measurements question. We had a contractor handle the installation since we were doing a complete remodel of our bathroom. We actually positioned ous at an angle where the point of the sink is forward looking like a diamond shape rather than a square and put the faucet to the right side of the sink. We've received many compliments on the creative look!
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8" willl work just fine, that's what I have coming out of my wall over the sink. the space is 8" from back edge of sink to middle of drain so that gives you at least 2' if you're mounting faucet up through counter top, up and over sink. Facet will end up just behind drain which will be perfect.
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Hi my plumber just used the normal sized zig? drill...not a big deal...sink is only secured by the drain...yes... faucet is separate...I had it sit up close to the sink...you will LOVE this sink.. very well made and does NOT show water stains or dirt....
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Not too long perhaps 12-16". I returned mine because of this. You must be able to mount it directly below the faucet. I had not enough space due to a garbage disposal. It states in their instruction manual YOU ARE NOT TO LENGTHEN THE WATER LINES, ETC.
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I Installed A Pull Out Faucet In My Mustee Wall Mount Sink. I Used American Standard. I Did Need To Enlarge The Center Hole And Had To Buy Faucet Hole Fillers For The Two Side Holes. It Works Great.
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That sounds a little tight, however the square base on the faucet itself is only about 1.5" x 1.5". What you need to consider is if you have a backsplash behind the faucet...it could limit the range of motion on the handle, which in addition to to pivoting out/away from the handle to turn on the water also rotates front to back for hot/cold settings.
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The handle extends about 1.5" behind the rear of the faucet (2.5" from faucet center) when it's in the "hot water" position. I would recommend having a little extra space so it doesn't touch the wall - I have an extra 1". The faucet turns ALL the way from side to side - it might actually turn 360 degrees, but I can't test it since I have a wall in the way... It's an awesome faucet!
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I'm not sure what you mean exactly. You can see where the faucet pulls out. The only time I pull it out is when I need to use the sprayer & need a longer extension like cleaning the sink. Otherwise, I rarely pull it out.
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I don't recall the dimension. We had someone do it for us. Took him minutes to do the task. He had tools, we did not. I'm guessing it was a standard size. Sure do like the HOT water faucet.
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If you go to Kingston Brass Website you can download a Spec sheet. I printed them and gave them to my plumber for rough in prior to even receiving the faucets. It gives all of the correct dimensions for placement.
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Very little clearance is needed, as in the picture, the handle is almost parallel to the gooseneck when it is in hot position.P.S. we love this faucet.
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We just removed the top of the plug hole thst is already in the double sink and used it for the spicket hole, it worked perfectly. It is the same size as the whole used if you have a sprayer on your faucet setup.
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The base of my faucet is only 1" from my backsplash. The control lever pulls forward only (with "straight up" being the hot setting).
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i use a standard galvanized reducer to bring outlet on pump down to a standard 3/4 inch house adapt. but should have a vertical check valve at the pump out let if hose discharge is above pump , or water could just run back into pump making it cycle much more