I want to install this on a plastic utility sink. There are two holes, 4" apart. will this faucet fit?
1475394
No, it won't. This is designed for a standard kitchen sink with 2 holes that are 8" apart. You may be able to use a bathroom type faucet fixture for your utility sink, I believe those are 4" apart.
1475395
If the inlet holes on the faucet match the holes in the sink it should, I installed it in my kitchen stainless steel sink, did it myself and I am a 72 yr old woman
1475396
This faucet should fit on any sink that has standard spacing on the sink. The inlet pipes come up through the center of the faucet. So I would think you could mount it on one of those holes and be ok. The chrome piece is pretty wide so would cover any other hole ok. I had no trouble...very easy to install. Hope this helps.
1389548
I'm a general contractor so maybe I can help you out, Are you trying to install this on a granite or other solid surface material? If so you need to go under the cabinet and drill up under the faucet hole with a 2" hole saw through the plywood base as I had to on my granite countertop this should give you enough room for the faucet and the mounting nut.
1936010
I got this and never got to use it because the opening that's suppose to cover the faucet is small and round and my faucet is more rectangular. If your faucet is round it should fit but if it's the rectangular style then it wont fit no matter how much you try to stretch it.
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Hi Virginia, I am afraid you have to drill two 1/4 " holes as It calls for in the instructions.Regards,Guenter
1610976
We have ordered this sink for our second kitchen remodel. I am not certain if all faucets will work but I do know that you only need to drill holes for what you need. We did two, for the faucet and the dishwasher air gap
170998
I researched this on Moen's website, moen.com, and couldn't find the faucet anymore. You may have to call. They have similar faucets that go on two-hold sinks, so they must have appropriate escutcheons. Their site has changed (not it a good way) since we bought our faucet. Good luck! It does look great at our sink, but does drip as the reviews say.
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The opening is 3/4 of an inch, so your faucet must be at least greater than 3/4 of an inch in diameter.
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Dear Janice,Thank you for your inquiry.This is 4" Centerset spread faucet. Your would need 2 holes measured 4" from center of one hole to center of the other hole, plus one hole for spout. Please click on the link below to see specs: http://www.premierfaucet.com/PDFs/118020Spec.pdfWe do have many in stock and Brushed Nickel finish is available.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA800-683-7960Mon to Fri 8am-5pm EST
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I don't see why not. Our two valves are 9" apart and that puts the faucet at 4.5" on center. There's a 2" gap between the faucet and each valve. So if you bring it to 8", you should still have 1.5" clearance on both sides between the faucet and valves.
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There is a 1" lip around the sink we cut the hole in the counter 31X20 the flat part faucets sit on is 4"
2130060
Stefannie, if your holes in the granite are the same as a standard hole in a sink this faucet should fit. Unfortunately I cannot give you the diameter as I have installed the faucet. I would recommend this faucet!
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Dear Jojo, I am not sure as don't know the mount system of this flange you mentioned. The Insinkerator flange has two pieces and the bottom one, that goes under the counter, has adjusting screws so you can you can tighten both pieces against each other from both sides of the sink bottom. Please note the screws go only from one piece of the flange to the other not trespassing the sink bottom. The flange is for 4-1/2 drain valve sinks and the attachment of the Insinkerator is a "bayonet" type. I am almost sure all Insinkerators use the same mount type. If this flange is made for American garbage disposers it will PROBABLY fit. But I would check the compatibility with the flange manufacturer. He is the one that can assure you a 100% on this. I hope I have helped. Good luck.
2055604
Yes it should. Mounting plate should cover the additional holes but certainly doublecheck with a plumber as well. It's a great faucet overall though.
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.
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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.
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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.
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Yes, you need a 1/2" hole minimum size for the faucet. Some dealers put in a 5/8" hole to allow for other faucets in the future which may be of a different size.Mark