Can the faucet be easily detached? I'm looking for a portable sink for the occasional BBQ, and woud like to store it back in my garage after.
1281990
It can be removed easily enough, but reattaching it isn't really what I would call easily. It takes a couple minutes to get the faucet back on. Great table though. All the components needed for cleaning fish without making a mess. I put a bucket under the drain and attaché a hose to the faucet. Keep it set up on the deck next to the dock. Careful unfolding the legs until they break in.
1281991
I use it to clean and filet fish. Water supply from a garden hose and bucket under the drain pipe. It was well worth the money. A friend suggested buying this model and I am glad he did. It stays set-up in the garage until fishing season is over. I fold the legs to store and I leave the faucet fully assembled
1281992
I was looking for the same thing. I do not know quite how I will handle it - the faucet is actually in several pieces. You can remove just he arched spout part from the acutual valve, that makes it pretty short, and it is very easy. The rest of the faucet (the valve part) is held on with a nut on the bottom side (just like a regular house faucet) and it would be removable, more like once-a-season than every use.
998706
I wish I could right now but it's in another location I will not be at for a couple of months. If it helps...we wash our hair in the kitchen sink with no problem. And we have had NO problems with the faucet.
1581732
Yes it is separated. It can be replace easy. I just wished the faucet was a better quality. Every thing else I love it.
1912115
It is not easy to break down. I am afraid to take it apart for fear the little black plastic pieces that hold it together at the bottom will break. I've had this happen before on one that I had several years ago. As far as storage, it has a corner on my back patio, with other yard tools, where it lives between uses. Also, it could hang in a garage or storage shed.
1462141
We live in an apartment also, and Danby provides you with everything you need to hook it up to an average kitchen sink. They give you a fitting that mounts on your faucet, and a quick disconnect on the hose so you can get it off easily. It vents into the sink, but we have to be careful to weigh the hose down or the water pressure forces it right out of the sink.
2185262
I would be VERY afraid to "free stand" it without securing it in some way. I purchased mine in the winter and stored it on our enclosed porch (cement floor) until spring. Any bump against it would cause it to shift and want to topple so I zip tied it to the outside stair railing. It also needs support at the bottom to keep the arch sides spread apart at the proper width to keep from straining the upper connections.
2103807
Unfortunately, no. It comes attached. You just need to add your own faucet. But I assume you could have the sink/countertop removed if you really don't like it.
1512701
I believe you can turn it but having it in the front is more convenient. I love love love this faucet. great quality and sturdy. I recommended my friends to buy this one too. the whole thing is metal which is really hard to find these days.
1885175
Just bring the whole thing to your sink and pour hot water from the bottom hole. After that, they should be very easy to separate.
1590006
I bought this sink and itbis installed with small side of sink in th right....you can.turn.it. th inky advice i have is to be sre to make th hole where your water fixture goes in th center. Without thinking i put it centered on th big part of th sink and it cant reach th small part...my granite guy didnt offer up this thought. It works though because i have fixture with pull out to reach th small side....which is where i have my disposal! Good sink for th cost....it does get scratches....this is typical for this gauge of sink/stainless.
635821
I do not have one yet, but on other sites I have read that people have put it under their sinks and had it connected to the plumbing under there and it worked great. They all had plumbers do that for them. I'm planning to get a rolling cart to put mine on, so I can roll it up to the sink when using then put it in the closet when not.
1986423
There is a special drain called a vessel drain that has threding on the outside with a bolt that tightens down from under the countertop this tension anchors the sink down pretty well. We have our sink on granite and it is very stable if you really tried to twist the sink out of square with the counter you could but it would take a lot of effort. My wife and I love the sink. Good luck
2135179
The top is not removable. I usually unplug the unit, then open it using the white flap and wait until the water has cooled off sufficiently, then just pour it off into the sink. Hope that helps :)
2252006
If you are asking whether the pull out faucet stays put because of magnetism, it does not. When you put the faucet back in the holder, it snugly fits back. It does not fall out or anything because of a rubber seal in the neck.
504991
I put the casters on it. So, I can just roll it to the sink and use the pull-up faucet head to fill it. You don't really have to lift the whole top off..just the front grille. It's actually a bit hard to re-seat the automatic turn-off float if there is water in the unit., because it's floating So just lift off the front grille.
1289837
The plastic bottom is one piece with drain attached and if it's removed there would be no bottom; so no you couldn't use it with the bottom removed. It's a very nice rack though if you just clean the bottom every couple weeks. It fits in the sink nicely.
2261528
yes you can remove it easily with out much hassel or harm to your sink faucet