What is the hole spacing in the counter top
834049
I am not sure. Our counter op people who did the remodeling put them in. We threw the box away. I love these faucets!
834050
The hole spacing lined up with my other faucets perfectly. The overall spread of the faucet is ten inches.
912158
The bar top is the same as a standard counter top. Either the 26 or 29 inch but not the 36 inch.
2060656
The top of the cabinet needs to have a rectangular hole cut into it and the main portion of the cook top drops into that hole and is secured with some screws. So you have to have a clear space big enough for that hole (12 X 16 in) and about 4 in underneath. The portion that you see in the photo attaches to that.
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Corr B, sorry it took a few days on this. We were out of town. The hole pattern is triangular with the holes 6-5/8 inches apart center-to-center. Odd measurement but I believe the specs are metric. Hope this helps.
885980
Center to center, the holes are 5 1/2" apart. This is the standard spacing.
491304
We have a standard laminate counter and there is an extra inch of thread after going thru the vessel sink and counter top. I hope this helps.
1163913
The countertop surface is one seamless piece. The double-thick edging along the front and sides is a separate slab that is joined together with the top piece. Thank you for your inquiry! Kitchen Bath Collection 310-808-9600
123759
Not home now, but I'd guess 15 to 24 inches. Definitely 'counter top' length and no more.
1003762
Im a contractor if you have enough flat counter space your sink hole can be enlarged. This is a normal size sink for a normal size kitchen. I just installed one in a 1960 kitchen with out changing a thing. works fine and its cheap!
1101498
Bottom is 9.5" diam, top is 12" diam, and it is 2" deep. Holes are about 5/16" diam.
384957
I just measured mine, space between holes is about 1 1/16 of an inch although there is a variance of about 1/32. The holes are about 2 1/8 inches measured center to center. I bought a couple generic accessories (dip bars, plate holders) from different companies and those worked fine.
1811261
Hello, The pre-drilled holes in the countertop are made for a standard 8-inch faucet spread. Thank you. Kitchen Bath Collection
808261
You can drill your hole as close as 2" on center from the backsplash and that gives plenty of room. The top of the handle is about 8" above the countertop so you will clear the height of the backsplash for finger room. The handle does not go back any farther than the base in its all the way back position. I love this faucet, best I've ever owned!!
1066705
Just butt the seams 45 degree or 90 degree angle. You will see seams on L Shaped counter tops no matter what, but you can make them less visible by putting random dots with permanent black marker on the seams after trying to make them as tight as you can.
1062078
There is a 1 1/8" raised border which goes all the way around the sink, but there is a protrusion from the bottom of the border which leaves a lip of 3/8" to sit on the counter. The installation instructions show that the hole should be cut to leave 1/4" for the lip. The flat part at the top, which contains the holes for the faucet, is 4" measured from the basins to the top edge of the sink.
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Depends on how much room you have on the inside of the cabinet. I would say it is barely going to fit. The sink is 25" wide-23-1/8 on the inside. The instructions say to cut a hole 23-5/8" side by 20-5/8" deep in the counter top. We ended up cutting a hole 23-1/8" wide by 18-1/8 deep and cut holes on the backside (backsplash) of the hole for the sink to accommodate the brackets that hold the sink in place.
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A standard hole is usually 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" (inches) that's what you will find in most vanities, I bought my vanity at Ikea and it fit perfectly; what will go through the hole are 2 small hoses so you won't have any problem running them through the hole.