Can you use this without the sink drain plug handle? such as if I choose to use a separate hand plug and not require the handle attachment configurati
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Yes. My plumber installed it for me. I had bought an Ikea sink and cabinet combo, and the included drain with the Moen didn't fit, so we used the one that came with the sink instead.
585046
the drain plug comes with the faucet. The drain itself should come with the sink.
324353
In my case I did not, but yours could be different. It depends on how the dishwasher is connected to the plumbing.
875309
I have not tried that. the connection on the sink unit is for a garden hose to be screwed into. I bought it to use while i had my kitchen torn apart for remodel but had it hooked to the garden hose.
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I recommend mounting the handle in the front and not to the left or right side. When mounted in the middle and your hands are wet, water from your hands drip in the sink and not on your counter top. Plus the faucet looks sleeker since the handle is not sticking out from the side.
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I sure hope not. Seems to me that sharing a drain with a dishwasher is fairly standard and certainly what mine does.
230794
if you mean an overflow hole in the sink --the sink is a separate component and most have overflow holes--if you mean a handle on the back of the faucet that lets you plug up the sink drain by lifting up or down --yes -this unit comes with it
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No. Two drains are provided, one for each side. One of the drains includes a deep strainer basket, and the other drain includes a drain plug. However, plumber's putty is not included. You'll need plumber's putty to seal each drain to the sink during installation.
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it connects to the drain line,may need to be cut because it is taller than standard drain basket
462360
I did not need the separate connection but my plumber installed it; So, I don't know why.
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Id suggest a different route. The sink idea works fine and if you let it take over your sink faucet you can do that with no extra add ons it comes with the adapter. Id purchase the hose adapter though and use it else where in the house!
1954188
No, but perhaps the supplier can have one fabricated in the reverse as a special order. It is a very nice piece and looks and functions very well. We had one problem with the drain assembly connection, and I told my contractor to by a different one and solved the problem for about $50. The original vendor did sned me a rush replacement but it was no better than the first, so they get an "a" for effort, but a "d" on completion of task.
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I chose this model partly because it is a standard 4 hole version. It does come with the sprayer. If you don't wish to install the sprayer, i've known some people to cover the fourth hole with something, for instance a soap dispenser. If your sink does not have a fourth hole i'm not certain what you would do, but i'm guessing you could install the faucet and just detach the sprayer or leave the sprayer below the sink.
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Yes, you just close the spout and remove the drain plug for daily cleaning.
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There is a thread in the drain which I secures the plug. As I recall it is removed by rotating the plug counterclockwise. You might spray WD40 in the drain if its frozen or rusted in place
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Sorry for the late answer...we ended up buying a 1-1/4"x8" 17 Gauge P.O. Plug Finger Touch Style Drain Without Overflow Holes - Chrome - #J-814-PCH from PlumbingSupply.com. ($50 plus shipping...ouch.) We are having the sink installed this week...fingers crossed that everything goes well. I can't wait to see this sink in action. It's perfect for our new 32" x 72" powder room.
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The handle for the water (on top of the faucet) moves up at an angle, but it doesn't extend beyond the back of the base plate so it shouldn't be a problem. The bigger issue would be the lever that pushes down the drain cover. It's in the back and it looks like you would need a little less than an inch in back of the base plate in order to fully pull it up and close the drain.