What is the measurement of the threads? How thick of a countertop and sink will this work with?
2071614
I have installed it in a glass vessel sink which is mounted on a ring and it sits on top of a granite counter approx 1 1/4" thick. It still projects under the counter approximately another inch. Hope that helps.
2071615
I don't know the measurement of the threads, but I believe it is made to US standards. The diameter id 13/4" and it is long enough to fit any counter. I have installed it in a glass vessel sink which is mounted on a ring and it sits on top of a granite counter 3/4" thick. It still projects long enough under the counter. The plumber said it was a very good quality. I bought another one that I plan to use in the second bathroom. Hope this helps.
2071616
i need 2 5/8 threads to go thru my sink and counter top which is 2 1/2 inches thick will this drain work please help
1867213
My countertop is 25" deep and I have an extra 4 1/2" at the back and 4 1/2" in the front.. It will absolutely fit! Love my deep Kraus single bowl sink! Pwoods
572294
It didn't fit my sink so I'm not using it. I don't have the exact measurement at the moment
1650737
The depth of my countertop is 24 1/2 inch. The sink protrudes 2 inches from in front of the cabinet. This leaves about 1 inch from the backside of the sink to the backsplash that would need to be filled with counter top. If your countertop was only 23 and half inches deep, it should work.
1874727
It'll fit, but you'll have to modify the cabinet. You'll need to make sure there is cabinet front to meet the apron front of the sink (3 inches on each side) and you'll have to build supports for it underneath. Obviously the counter top will come right up to the sink and hide anything in the base cabinet. The only concern would be to make sure the sink is being held in place properly since there will be no cabinet walls to snugly hold it.
332034
Hi... Amazon sent me your question as a consumer. I got this connector and it works fine with a standard bathroom sink - the threads are about 1/2 inch deep. The real issues is that the threads strip way too easily - I'd invest in the copper fitting instead... A Phililps
814638
I am not sure. I installed mine in the cabinet which had false front in front of the existing sink. Measure from top countertop to the top edge of the horizontal frame of where the drawer come out. The top of sink to bottom of front. Is 8 1/4". Mine sits about 1/8 to 1/4 above the frame of the cabinet. Unless you are 3" tall you do not see the gap.
1227273
Since there is no gaskett around the lip it should fit, i am not installer, however. We had the fellow who built our counter and covered it install the sink. I would suggest you visit Lowes with a tape before you invest or call a counter maker first.
572234
I took a measurement under my rather cramped sink and it looked like the OD of the threaded portion is either 1 6/16 " or 1 7/16 ". It looks like it should fit through a 1.5 opening (I believe that is what my sink is).
1096825
I installed one in our home about 2 months ago. How thick is the total thickness from top of surface to underside of counter top? As I recall, there is a threaded pipe with @ least 2 inches of thread. You put the lock washer on and run up the nut to secure. As far as the water lines which are about 3 feet long, how far away is the incoming water? Your probably OK but if need be, you could buy an extension. TIP - I found it was very helpful to color code the water lines on the small picture showing the setup connections.The connection diagram was very small and when black lines cross black lines its too easy to make a mistake. Good luck - Richard from S.C.
2119176
The tube that goes through the hole in the sink or counter top is a little less than 1/2". The hole I have is 1" and that works too. So 1/2" to 1" would be the upper and lower limit.The faucet comes with washers and collars to make it work on the larger hole. There is another answer saying 5/8", that would have some clearance as well.
491302
It appears to be about 2"+ of threads, we have an 1 1/4" top and about 1/2" thick sink and there is about 1/2" of thread left.
1517002
It will, like the other reviewer said, tight, not an inch to spare, but yes. You need to ask consider the 'depth' of this sink also. It is quite deep - I had to have my dishwasher & drain connection re-plumbed & omit the garbage disposal.
583919
I am not sure but I did find this link that may be helpful. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?23567-undermount-sink-with-tile-countertop
135351
It is standard for faucets sold in the USA, I think it is 1-3/8" but I do not know for sure. It will fit any standard sink with a 1-1/4 to 1-1/2" hole. The escutcheon (the ring that covers the sink or counter top hole) is 2-3/8" which is also standard for faucets sold in the USA Artisan does not show it in their specs. I will call Artisan in the morning to get the exact measurement for you. Hope this helps! DonPLFixtures
2120592
Not sure what type of sink but mine is a regular sink so may or may not work, sorry I cant help
296407
Ours has 3 inches of thread availible. Our counter is 1.5 inches thick and it installed without a hitch. Best faucet we ever had!