I have an 1 1/4" thick granite counter top. WILL THIS FAUCET WORK?
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Yes. The only issue is the diameter if the hole. You may need to buy a specialized wrench to tighten
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I have one inch (none drip) tube running from the tap around the garden (more than 100 ft) and I have connected few of these drip lines into that. It works fine. But I have not tried connecting inch to 1/4 inch. But if you have enough water pressure, this should works.
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I pretty sure the answer is no but I will check later and get back to you. The one time I ran into a problem was a nut on an old 1/2" ips connections. The faucet set was 40 years old. The new nuts to fasten the faucet down by tightening down over the 1/2" IPS fit fine The supply nuts fit fine. I don't believe you can go much larger than 1 5/16" hex-
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Hi, Pichner.Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck!Hans
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This faucet will not work with an above counter vessel sink. The height of the faucet is about 3.5 inches because of its curvature
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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
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The hot and cold handles are only 4 inches apart on this faucet, so I don't think this will work for you.
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I am pretty sure it was 1- 3/4 inches. It is a very nice faucet, by the way.
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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 !
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Height from counter to bottom of faucet is 4-1/8 inches. Won't work with your sink.
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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.
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Yes that is the way I installed mine, since I have granite tops. Nice faucet by the way.
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Current knob is about 1" in diameter. Im sure 1/4 inch wouldn't make that much difference.
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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??
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Linda, I just went in and used a ruler to measure the pipes coming through our Kohler Kathryn porcelain sink. I could measure 2" below the underside of the sink and above the water line connectors. So I would think they will fit your 1" thick granite. One caveat is that it was easy for me to do the waterline assembly because I just put the sink down flat on a table and did all the connections before placing it on the pedestal. I don't know what kind of a tight spot you might have to work in or if you can put the faucet on in a similar manner as I did. Good Luck! We been using the faucet nine months now and it still looks great and works well. Linda, I just went in and used a ruler to measure the pipes coming through our Kohler Kathryn porcelain sink. I could measure 2" below the underside of the sink and above the water line connectors. So I would think they will fit your 1" thick granite. One caveat is that it was easy for me to do the waterline assembly because I just put the sink down flat on a table and did all the connections before placing it on the pedestal. I don't know what kind of a tight spot you might have to work in or if you can put the faucet on in a similar manner as I did. Good Luck! We been using the... » Read More Linda, I just went in and used a ruler to measure the pipes coming through our Kohler Kathryn porcelain sink. I could measure 2" below the underside of the sink and above the water line connectors. So I would think they will fit your 1" thick granite. One caveat is that it was easy for me to do the waterline assembly because I just put the sink down flat on a table and did all the connections before placing it on the pedestal. I don't know what kind of a tight spot you might have to work in or if you can put the faucet on in a similar manner as I did. Good Luck! We been using the faucet nine months now and it still looks great and works well. « Show Less
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We have a Silestone counter, which I believe is similar in thickness to a granite counter. We installed this unit with no problem.
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Not really sure...It worked on mine, and the way it fits with the rubber ring, gasket, it would appear that it would work. I put two in the master bath after we had new granite tops installed. My main, minor, issue was that one worked great, and the other, I unscrewed the stopper and applied plumbers grease down to the insides.