How are faucet holes made?
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The holes are nearly finished already -- they are scored from below, so when you receive the sink, you'll notice the holes on the underside. You won't be able to adjust the locations, but they've put them where they need to be already. It's a bit nerve-wracking at first, but you use a screwdriver and hammer (or rubber hammer) to complete the hole. Simply prop the sink upside-down safely, place the standard screwdriver head in the pre-scored hole, and begin tapping, moving the screwdriver around the cut-out. It will pop out without damaging the top-side.
1638016
I would suggest using the plastic bottom piece. Or, use that plastic piece to trace your own mounting template. My purchase was to replace a broken clogged faucet; so, my three holes were already drilled.
2095642
Honestly, I don't remember. there is none there now and I think the third hole was used for hot water. It's a wonderful faucet though. has a presence. attractive and very sturdy and functional. it was a very good buy.
2272138
No holes. It is solid-wall tubing to connect water dispensers (small sprinkler heads, drip heads) to a main 1/2-inch plastic tubing which is then connected to a hose or outlet. The 1/4 inch tubing is connected to the 1/2 inch by punching a hole in the 1/2inch tube using a special punch (cheap) then using a connected barbed on both ends.
18128
No, there were no holes. We just screwed them it which makes it a much tighter fit.
1449145
Brad's comment is accurate. There is no hole for a faucet in the bowl. You buy a faucet and mount it completely separately. It sure does look nice when its all installed though. We've had ours for two years, and I still absolutely love it!
2049904
Turn the sink over, insert a flat-head screwdriver into the scored circular area and tap light with a hammer. Move the screwdriver around the precut hole and continue tapping, varying force. It will eventually pop out and you'll have a hole for the faucet.
725265
So it depends if you undermount or top mount it (drop-in). If you undermount it you'll have drill a hole in the counter-top as indicated by the faucet you purchase.
725263
Yes, faucet installation hole is pre-drilled. Most sinks will be drilled and will state number of holes and their placement. This sink may or may not be available with an opposite corner drill. You should check to see if available.
725262
There are knockouts for the faucet holes. I installed two of these sinks in mirror image condos and installed the faucets on either side and a liquid soap dispenser on the other side.
602184
They are normal faucets. Measures about 4". You'll also need a center hole.
842766
You need what is called a " widespread" faucet. The holes are approximately 4" from each other. Almost 9" total.
581212
I used a step drill for creating the hole in my kettle and it was very easy to do. As usual, do it slowly and carefully and you will be satisfied with the results.
1104938
I'm not sure I understand your question. This faucet comes with a matching soap dispenser. The faucet needs one hole, and the dispenser needs another hole.
1724283
Not sure what holes you are speaking of but I have a standard faucet system and it fit fine. It also had different sizes with it. I love this product and I am so glad I bought it.
843231
I purchased one in August 2013.....check manufacturer website, I thought they discouraged additional holes, the material is a granite & resin mix....installer who cut through granite (I used for undermount) did not think it would be a problem. Better solution & appearance is a Grohe faucet with pull down sprayer built in
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With a drill. I don't think the size of the holes matter as long as there are enough for them to breathe and allow air circulation if the other sides are occluded for some reason.