Countertop has 8 inch widespread, will this faucet fit?
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Jill, I believe it tells you the spread as "widespread". I measured mine this morning for you and from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole is exactly 8 inches. Hope this helps. Also, talk to your plumber about dripping. Mine told me not to shut the water off really hard or it would cause the spring that makes this dripless to move and the faucet to drip. I did this and told guests and mine is currently dripping. I will have to call him back. Just fyi. I didn't expect this on such a nice, substantial faucet. The bath had a cheap contractor grade Moen that lasted for 25 years without a leak. Jill, I believe it tells you the spread as "widespread". I measured mine this morning for you and from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole is exactly 8 inches. Hope this helps. Also, talk to your plumber about dripping. Mine told me not to shut the water off really hard or it would cause the spring that makes this dripless to move and the faucet to drip. I did this and told guests and mine is currently dripping. I will have to call him back. Just fyi. I didn't expect this on such a nice, substantial faucet. The bath had a cheap contractor grade Moen that... » Read More Jill, I believe it tells you the spread as "widespread". I measured mine this morning for you and from the center of the left hole to the center of the right hole is exactly 8 inches. Hope this helps. Also, talk to your plumber about dripping. Mine told me not to shut the water off really hard or it would cause the spring that makes this dripless to move and the faucet to drip. I did this and told guests and mine is currently dripping. I will have to call him back. Just fyi. I didn't expect this on such a nice, substantial faucet. The bath had a cheap contractor grade Moen that lasted for 25 years without a leak. « Show Less
254487
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.
254488
If I understand your question correctly, it will fit perfectly. It's 3 separate pieces and we installed it with an 8" spread like the picture shows. We're very happy with ours!
128269
Yes. It will fit. However, I do not recommend this faucet.After less than a year the faucet would no longer swivel.Many others have reported the same problem.
334813
No. since it has to use standard tip and the faucets that pull out do not have this type of fitting. You should look for an under counter model. Posssibly the conversion kit would allow for use.
75328
Yes it will fit.Lots of threads. You will have to install hole covers for the other two holes. I painted them the same color as the faucet.
1865881
It should fit fine. We installed this sink with new countertops and absolutely love it! Agree that quality and appearance are top notch!
2104172
No....remember this is a bath faucet, not a kitchen faucet where sometime you encounter 8' centers.
59326
Unfortunately, no. You will need 8 to 8 1/8 inches of space to center in this faucet.
1550080
It is 16.5 in diameter and I have 5 in in back for faucet. Depends on faucet. Or you could pu faucet on the side or between the back and the side if you want it further back. I had my counter custom made.
1503364
My countertop is also a single hole faucet, the base size is roughly about an inch in diameter. I decide to use the optional mounting plate in mine since my sink is not an under mounted sink.
939085
8" willl work just fine, that's what I have coming out of my wall over the sink. the space is 8" from back edge of sink to middle of drain so that gives you at least 2' if you're mounting faucet up through counter top, up and over sink. Facet will end up just behind drain which will be perfect.
1344454
I think it would be fine. It's an undermount sink so your faucet will be attached to your counter/granite. I went with the matte stainless look and love it. Good luck. The sink is great by the way!
906099
Definitely, Our countertop dealer measured and drilled the countertop prior to installation. we have the faucet in the exact position. We used the single faucet that has the pull out rinse built in.
472066
Unless you had a similar sink before, you'll likely need to have your counter top redesigned/recut/redone to fit this sink. As you can see in the picture, it is rounded on the back and to fully appreciate the design, wouldn't you want your countertop to echo that flow?
25841
All of our vanities come with the pictured faucets as a free gift. However, you have the option of not using the included faucets if you so wish. You can install any faucets that you like. The countertop is pre-drilled for a standard three-hole faucet with 8-inch spread.Thank you for your inquiry!Kitchen Bath Collection310-808-9600
1844070
This if for 8". You would need to drill new holes 8" apart. Better to get a faucet to fit. Read the specs on faucets before you purchase.
1106869
It was last summer when I replaced my faucet, but those dimensions sound about right. Good luck!
2142933
The base circumference of this faucet is 63mm... which is about 2.48" You would need to drill a 1 3/8" hole in the counter for this faucet.