how do you connect it directly to wall, then connect P trap to it? because the P trap is more than 5"wide and sink only allows you 4' to center drain
1997335
turn p trap flat with wall and use close nipple and offset pipe if necessary
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If you push the handle all the way back to the hot position or pull it all the way forward for cold. I would say the distance is less than an inch in either direction from measuring at that ring that you can see at the base of the faucet where it attaches to the counter mount. I have a granite surround which measures 5 inches from wall to sink edge, and my faucet is mounted in the center of it with approximately two and half inches behind and two and half inches in front from centerpoint and the handle does not get anywhere near the wall. I put a wooden spoon handle behind my faucet just now and it appeared to not go deeper than the actual water spout portion of the faucet, certainly not more than half an inch behind the actual faucet stem that transports the water.
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Dawn, if you are referring to hardware to attach sink to the wall, I used some small lag screws 3/16" x 2" that works fine. After you seal around the sink with dap, or silicone, and connect drain piping it really holds well.
1870134
I paired this with a vessel sink works well. I had to buy water leads to hook up the water but it depends on where your supply comes out of the wall.
1696749
No choke points and flushes well. You will have to move the water line at least 7" off the center line of the waste hole because of interference with the toilet. Go on-line to Amazon to check out a picture of the P-Trap. They sell them for about $50.00.
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The hose that comes with the sink is a thin rubber material, about 2 inches in diameter, hold onto the drain with a tie wrap. You would have to have some other hose, also about 2 inches in diameter, to that fit over the drain.
1225208
I had limited space as well. The handle pulls out to turn on and then moves forward and backwards to change temp. I had my Plumber install it somewhat at an angle so the handle wouldn't hit the wall behind and it actually looks fine. The faucet looks and works great! Good luck!
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I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit the faucet shank that would help. Will work even without that, you'll just have to crank down on it. I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit... » Read More I had to use a kitchen pull out faucet with a SINGLE hole. The hose are drilled to accept laundry tub type faucets which are 4 inch on center. Not a lot of choices with that other then using a bathroom type faucet. That does not give you mutch clearance if you was to put a large bucket or something in the sink. So I had to drill a center hole for the faucet I chose. Then I used two faucet hole covers to cover the predrilled holes. Looks pretty good. Also, the sink material is thin. This posed a problem when tightening down the faucet. If you could find a rubber/metal spacer that would fit the faucet shank that would help. Will work even without that, you'll just have to crank down on it. « Show Less
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The p trap size is very unusal. Maybe inch and 1/4th. I had to use a black rubber connector with a different size on each end and two hose clamps to fit mine together. This can be found atmost all lumber yards. I dought if you will find the right size pipe to rough in with and if you did, what happens when you change to a new sink?that is for the sewer. Water line is a standard 3/8 inch , drain is the problem not the water. hope this helps as I am not a plumber.
804772
You need to get a hose and hook it up- in the picture it shows 2 hoses, one is for water to the sink the other is for the drain
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The sink drain opening is a standard 3.5 inch size so ANY standard kitchen sink drain assembly will fit. You can use a drain assembly or food disposer and they should all work just fine. You should be able to use a matching Moen drain assembly or you can buy a generic one or any other brand and they will work just fine. Just make sure you get some plumber's putty to put around the lip so you get a watertight connection.
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Sorry for the late answer...we ended up buying a 1-1/4"x8" 17 Gauge P.O. Plug Finger Touch Style Drain Without Overflow Holes - Chrome - #J-814-PCH from PlumbingSupply.com. ($50 plus shipping...ouch.) We are having the sink installed this week...fingers crossed that everything goes well. I can't wait to see this sink in action. It's perfect for our new 32" x 72" powder room.
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I don't have mine set up that was. I ran full size PVC pipe fot the drain. If you would like to set your system up for 3/4" or 5/8" drain your local hardware store or Home Depot or Lowes plumbing department could help you with that system and it would be very inexpensive. The only concern I would have is the inlet of the pump and the back pressure you would have trying to funnel it into a smaller outlet. You might wnt to call the pump manufacturer for their advice as to how this would affect the pump.
2104173
Sorry, this faucet will not fit on your sink. The hot and cold water supply line is 4.0" center to center.I hope this help.
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Hello,I used the unit for few days and than put it aside.We could not use it because after installing it on the kitchen sink faucet there was not enough clearance to use pots and pans in the sink.Thank you!
1225237
it connects to the drain line,may need to be cut because it is taller than standard drain basket
1989362
Just measured it, it's not 6 inches, more like 4 1/2 inches. It isn't too big at all, the width means there is enough overlap with the drain to make it very effective at trapping all food particles. We love this sink strainer!!