Is the shaft long enough for 3 inches thick countertop?
1995447
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1995448
The shaft measures about 3.5 inches below our countertop, which is 1 inch thick granite. So total shaft length about 4.5 inches. Will be close, but should be okay.
1995449
Should be close. Worst case, You may need to have someone bore out a little of the counter top hole from underneath. Concrete countertop I'm assuming?
1969854
My vanity is custom built, by myself, from a kitchen table I chopped up and reworked. It's 1 inch thick. There is easily another inch of threading after the nut, so it will allow for up to two inch thick countertop. More than plenty!
1241893
ours measures 3/4 in thick. It may be slightly thicker....but not quite 1 in. its a nice vanity.
736598
I am not aware of any restrictiion to (normal) counter thickness. The mounting all thread stem is approximately 3.5 to 4 inches long as I recall and the thickness would be restricted to the length of the mounting stem. Hope this helps!
1086944
Yes it should, our counter is 1 1/2 soapstone with room for additional thickness
2229058
Too tall for a typical kitchen counter ( as opposed to a bar counter). I had to cut-off the legs about 2 to 3 inches to fit my kitchen counter.
2227978
Probably ok for standard kitchen countertop height (36"), but not nearly tall enough for "bar" countertop height. You need a bar stool for that.
108118
It will fit but you will have 1 3/4" clearance to counter top. When not in use it can be folded back against top panel.
564357
I'm not sure, but with standard thickness granite I probably could have had double the thickness and it still work. I just know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product. I'd guess (can't see now) that the threads are at least 2-3 inches.
1650738
If you're asking if you need countertop on 3 sides, I would say yes. When mounted, there is approximately 1" of countertop showing on the back (the faucet side).
217437
I am not 100% sure, but my flooring was 3/8" and the nailer is adjustable to the thickness of the floor so it should be no problem.
1386322
It should, but you might have to visit your local hardware store to get longer brackets to attach it to the countertop with. It might cost an extra couple of bucks at the hardware store.
733104
I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5 inches or slightly more threads accounted for, but not the 2.5 you would need for a 2 inch thick deck. I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5... » Read More I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5 inches or slightly more threads accounted for, but not the 2.5 you would need for a 2 inch thick deck. « Show Less
2076851
I would say yes. How thick is the granite? If is 1" 3/4 or less you should have enough thread left to engage the securing nuts.
954505
3/4" might be pushing it but that also seems awful thick for plaster over lath. IT always works for me on L & P
2276947
Yes, if you have a 3/4 inch diameter shaft with a key way, this is a great product, worth every penny!
234981
3" diameter will be close. if it was slightly smaller, even by a little I think you'd be fine.