What size whole needs to be in granite to fit this faucet?
1014693
My Stainless sink hole is 1 and a quarter inches and it fit perfectly. I would Imagine that anything smaller, will not accept this faucet. I had just enough "play-room" for installing it. But, I have to say...you will not be disappaointed with this faucet....it`s awesome !
1304857
I had the same situation, but mine was 1/2" particleboard under my 3cm granite. The brass piece that screws into the faucet does not come on longer length, nor could I find a way to extend it. So I went for the simplest solution; cut a larger hole through your plywood underpayment. It must be large enough for the nut to fit through, as well as whatever tightening tool you. I would suggest a larger hole saw rather than smaller. The brass connector is long enough to fit through the granite itself. It's a nice and attractive faucet, but has no aerator tip. Hope this solves your problem.
639912
I am not sure. The installer of the granite did it. He mentioned it was standard size and it looked to be about an inch in diameter.
1545754
Dear Michelle, The faucet request at least 12 inches in width for installation; otherwise the handles and the main faucet will be too close, which is not beautiful.
257361
I'm not sure. I just chose the same size fitting and it worked out fine. I have a pull out faucet as well. I think it's a pretty standard size and should be ok.
1926849
Yes, it is standard size. Mine is installed in a granite countertop as well.
2223907
Hi Dr S,Do you mean removing your regular faucet and fitting the Culligan faucet into the space? That would depend on the size of the hole in your sink. This came from the manual:The faucet fits through a 9/16-inchhole. Most sinks have pre-drilled 13⁄8" or 11⁄2" diameter holes that may be used for faucet installation.If these pre-drilled holes cannot be used or are in an inconvenient location, it will be necessary to drill a9/16-inch or 5/8-inch hole in the sink to accommodate the faucet.Hope it helps.
2087179
I have a standard size faucet. According to my directions, if the diverter doesn't fit, it suggested use of adapter rings. You mightneed to pay a visit to your local hardware store.
1054876
The cabinet I have is 32 3/4 high by 30 wide. I replaced the old sink with a granite countertop. You will need to have it custom cut to fit this sink because part of the sink goes under the counter to make it a half sphere. You can download the instructions and prints from Kohler. I'm not sure which faucet you plan to use with this sink but I ordered the one that Kohler Toobi which was designed for it. It imitates the Japanese bamboo fountain, which is nice to look at but to be useful I would prefer a faucet with air mixer and a stronger flow.
2019412
Yes...I actually have mine installed in 3CM Granite in my outdoor kitchen on my patio. Great faucet!
491301
My granite countertop is 1-1/4" thick, and my sink is a glass bowl sink - it's fits perfect. Don't know how long the threaded portion is because it's been installed now for about a year -- maybe the manufacturer's web site can tell you that??
907226
24 3/4" wide 20 3/4" deep.....as long as the faucet fits 8" centers it will fit
202953
Standard 36" or larger. The sink is fabulous, btw. Could never go back to dble. basin steel, or anything else, including the granite.
33944
I need to know how big the holes have to be to install this faucet. I am replacing my existing one and it has metal screwtype that fits in the holes. I bought one but it has plastic and they are too big. Can you show a picture of the bottom of the faucet so I can see how it will attach.
2019638
I had this installed in my powderoom sink. It has dimensions of a regular sink faucet, If anything, it might be a hair smaller than the one it replaced. I am very pleased with the way it looks and the way it works; be sure and get the 'push' stopper that goes with the faucet. If you would like pictures, my e-mail is steveapril@gmail.com
1400350
The threaded stem that comes out of the bottom of the faucet is slightly less than 1 3/8". The base of the faucet that sits atop the counter and covers the whole in your granite is 1 3/4". A hole between those two dimensions would work. I installed over a composite sink that had a 1 3/8" pre-drilled hole that worked perfectly.
1866937
Yes, I have granite and it works fine although I just have one big sink hole and not individual holes for the faucet. So in my case they only have to be long enough to go through the sink. I guess it depends on your sink cutout.