What size hole should be drilled into the countertop to connect the mounting ring and sink?
1471001
Not sure, have not even installed mine yet. I am positive all vessel sinks would have the same size so Lowe's or Home Depot should be able to answer that question.
1702604
This is an under mount sink. The holes will need to be in the counter itself, not in the sink.
1173452
I'm using this as an undermount sink, so I will actually be drilling into the countertop, so whatever faucet would work.
867340
We used granite ower the sink so we had to drill only one hole without the base plate. I hope this will help you.
2031335
I used it on a vessel sink, mounted on a countertop. Hole size is 1.25 inches. Mounted roughly 2 inches from the sink.
2284186
My vanity had a two inch hole the could have been smaller for the faucet base. Might have to be that big to get the water line connectors down through it though. Looks great, works GREAT.
1227273
Since there is no gaskett around the lip it should fit, i am not installer, however. We had the fellow who built our counter and covered it install the sink. I would suggest you visit Lowes with a tape before you invest or call a counter maker first.
132322
It had zero holes. Since this is an undermount sink, the holes for the faucet, soap dispenser etc. will be cut into your countertop surface.
2279819
We installed ours in a 33 inch base and it works very well. Just need good installers. We have a granite top, and the sink obviously is installed undermount. Just not a lot of room left side to side.
1089278
There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck.
929734
I would use 3/4" pan head wood screws #8 or #10. Also, pre-drill pilot holes in the cabinet with a small 3/32" drill bit.
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.
960102
vanity cabinet. any counter top would work. I used granite looking formica. two holes needed to install.
824658
You will need a pop up drain but you will not need the mounting ring. The sink will sit on top of the counter you will need to drill a hole or make a cut out large enough for the pop up drain to fit.
1574470
My granite countertop is 1&a; quarter inches thick. The threads of the faucet are 2&a; quarter inches longer than that under the counter,so totally it's about three and a half inches long of threads before putting it through the hole on the counter
1396910
Your 1-3/8" sinktop hole will be just fine. It will be covered completely by the base of the faucet. The faucet base is almost 2" in diameter. Hope this helps.
583919
I am not sure but I did find this link that may be helpful. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?23567-undermount-sink-with-tile-countertop