Can an installer drill two more holes? I have a vent by law and a push button for the garbage disposal plus faucet.
276092
I suggest you call Blanco America directly (they are in NJ) because I don't want to give you the wrong info - Phone: 1-888-668-6201. Still loving this sink!
276093
Yes! there are several "knock-out" stickers marking holes that are already half drilled from the backside.
276094
Yes. There are knockouts and instructions for properly using them. This link is the PDF file of the instructions.http://www.blancoamerica.com/c3/blanco_usa/_www/en/pub/customer_service/faq_installation.cfm
276095
Yes. There are knockouts and instructions for properly using them. This link is the PDF file of the instructions. http://www.blancoamerica.com/c3/blanco_usa/_www/en/pub/customer_service/faq_installation.cfm
276096
yes. once the sink was mounted under the counter, we had to reposition the faucet hole and just drilled the hole for the soap dispenser where we wanted.
276097
Yes: the sink comes with 4 round stickers saying "knock-out if required. See instructions." They are spaced across on either side of the faucet hole. (I made a template of their location and saved it for possible future use.)
666672
There is 1 pre drilled hole in the middle of the sink top for a faucet. Underneath the sink are markings so you can drill more holes if needed
164989
yes, but you will have to drill two new holes above it for the whole unit to install
2001566
We sold and moved out of the house we had installed three of these in three bathroom vanities. We used them because of narrow width marble topped vanities at the suggestion of the marble seller and installer. I would suggest that you go to the Kohler website for tech specs on drilling as I could not answer your question any more definitively at this point. I hope you find what you need there!! We did very much like the look of those faucets though and found them to be a great price here!
653326
Yes I did drill and hole for it.. works great and saved me $300 In installation costs alone..
351950
1 here as well, I added another. If you decide to add screws be sure to pre-drill the holes so you don't encourage splitting.
1842799
Yes, if you don't have a pre cut hole, you can easily drill a new hole to install the faucet into.
93072
You can always drill another hole for the RO system. The system would not produce enough water for it to be used as your main water supply on a continues basis.
1553052
You will need the extra extensions. You also might want to consider going from both ends of the vent.
1805567
Yes it has two pre drilled holes,one for the faucet and one for the drain. Both are standard. It also had two pre drilled holes under the rear to mount to wall with lag bolts. Nice little sink but it is small. But that is what I needed to fit in the location I use it in.
971742
We had to vent or separately and it seemed as of code required it. At least that is what the plumber suggested. A plumber needs to install it so the warranty does not get voided.
1146141
Yes, I have a single hole faucet (Delta Faucet 9197T-AR-DST Cassidy, Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Touch2O Technology, Arctic Stainless) with this sink. I installed a soap dispenser and a garbage disposal button in the two extra holes. The holes come plugged so there is no need to install anything in the extra holes if you have no desire to.
1415221
If you are installing either one in a counter in a new installation, be sure your counter fabricator knows the size of the button BEFORE the hole is cut. Save yourself some hassles!
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
1620941
There isn't any need to drill a hole in the Weber using the IQ. You simply use the manifold adapter on one of the vents and cover the other two with tape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eX9Ut0hz8ZI
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I am not 100 % sure that you could. I am not familiar with any type of hole drilling done with this. I would guess a hammer drill would be more along the lines of something you would use.
275807
Sure. Just carefully drill your 2 holes on each side. A flange covers the screws. But this is my second one that has began to rust.