is the 'works' of the faucet below the lip of the bowl covered or can it be seen from the outside. none of the pictures show the back so I can't tell
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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!
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Doug - not sure I understand your question..but: The lip of the bowl stands 6 ¼" above the countertop. You need a separate faucet mounted either behind or to the side of the bowl with the spigot extending over the bowl. This faucet spigot needs to be 8-9" above the countertop (i.e., about 2" above the lip of the bowl) to work properly. Don't get one too high or it will splash too much in the bowl and get in the way when in use. Hope this helps.
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Doug - not sure I understand your question..but: The lip of the bowl stands 6 " above the countertop. You need a separate faucet mounted either behind or to the side of the bowl with the spigot extending over the bowl. This faucet spigot needs to be 8-9" above the countertop (i.e., about 2" above the lip of the bowl) to work properly. Don't get one too high or it will splash too much in the bowl and get in the way when in use. Hope this helps.
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I would have to see a picture of the faucets first to respond to your question.
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It's an undermount sink, the holes for the sink are cut out by the countertop people. The faucet is not actually in the sink portion and therefore does not need to be cut out.
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There is a secondary piece that sticks out approximately 1.25 inches that you can't see in the provided view. The back of that piece is flat but sloped on an angle parallel with the front that is shown in the picture. However I have it pushed up against my wall and it's not intrusive on my desk at all.
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We installed this sink (or our contractor did) by cutting out an old undermount sink from the existing base and removing the false drawer panel in the front. It also solved the problem of what to do at the back of the sink where the faucet had been installed in cutouts in the granite. The sink fit all the way back to the backsplash and covered the old faucet holes. If I could figure out how to do it, I would send you a picture of the finished product, but I can't attach it to this message.
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The marble top is mounted when delivered. The backsplash, however is not. The faucet is very cheaply made. We had a really hard time installing it. Hope this helps.
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the connection from the faucet is on the side not visible in the picture. The hose connects to an outlet inside.
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If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the problem. If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the... » Read More If you look at the black rim there's a little "indentation" and if you look at the faucet connection you will find a little "lip" - the "indentation" and the "lip" fit together so the "out outlet" and the "in outlet" fit together perfectly. And to remove, if you look at the back of the faucet connection there's a little black button - hold and press that and pull t he filter out. Here's a hint - if the faucet doesn't separate out the two types of water tighten the large black connecting nut to the faucet and this should stop the problem. « Show Less
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Yes. This sink is for undermount, so after installation you only see two bowls (sinks) and mid section. All surrounding lips were covered by the countertop. I hope it helps.
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The back is similar to the front. The apron in front basically runs around to the back. Its an incredible sink!
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The faucet stem is about an inch from the rim of the sink bowl. I think the instructions that come with it tell you where it gets mounted.
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We installed it without the bottom flat piece. It is not a part of the actual faucet.
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Fully depends on where you drill the hole for the faucet. Now if the question is how much clearance is needed for the faucet to operate...then the answer is you can place the flanged base (not the same as the hole) right against the backsplash and your faucet will operate fine. Personally I'd give myself a half inch or so to be able to clean behind the base.
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It is finished on back side. Not a great job but it doesn't look bad at all.
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Hi, There is a tiny set screw in the back of the faucet that has to be kept in place. It is right at the base of the faucet where it sits in the collar. It is very hard to see and my son in law had to sit on the counter to put it back in place. I took a picture but I can't get it to post. Put a mirror behind the faucet and you will be able to see it just above the collar. I hope that helps.
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Meaning the underneath piece? This came complete in order for my plumber to install this in my drain side of sink. Looks great with my tan composite sink
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yes the back is open I ordered sink and pedestal only got pedestal 2 times sent it back got credit and do not have them.