Wondering the clearance under the drip spout? We have a ledge around our sink we're trynig to get over!
2014933
I am not sure. I did not get to keep mine. It was not the right size that I needed. But its very elegant and I wish it was a bit bigger. I dont ahve a dishwasher so I was looking for a rack that would carry all my dishes. sorry I could not help.
2014934
Shouldn't be a problem. I just have mine hanging an inch or so over my ledge. I absolutely love this product!
2014935
less then half an inch...i put small lifters under the legs to get it over the ledge of my kitchen sink, drains well.
2014936
The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a really nice rack--I'm quite pleased. The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a... » Read More The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a really nice rack--I'm quite pleased. « Show Less
2014937
It should clear I think the poor design is in the depth of the drainer, the water rollls all over on to our wood floors :(
325369
Fully assembled it is about 15 inches, you'll need another 10 inches to install the filter. I have mine installed as an external filter for the refrigerator water & ice, so I don't have a space issue. I measured under my sink and I have a good 25 inches in height on the inside. I'm sure if I had a drinking spout faucet I could install it under there without issue. Make sure you have a good 10 inches from the mounting surface to allow room for the special wrench to fit over the casing too. G'Luck!
431933
I agree with the general idea of "wiggle more" haha. If it's a bathroom sink, you can remove the stopper by messing around under the sink (even if the zip-it is already down there). That may help you wiggle at more angles.
733011
It goes back at an angle. Its about an inch and a half behind the faucet fully extended. Theres about the same amount of space from the fully extended control to the wall. I have a standard predrilled single hole countertop. Its easy to use. Looks great installed. We've had no problems with it.
1073880
The spout sticks out about 1" maybe 1.5". The board can sit flat on the counter or if you need to adjust the legs to get a slight slant for the water to run off then it would be about 1/2". This is one of the best products I've ever purchased, I really love this board. No more water running off the edge of the sink washing out the grout.
1069134
Very little clearance is needed, as in the picture, the handle is almost parallel to the gooseneck when it is in hot position.P.S. we love this faucet.
1373736
We've mounted ours with 2" clearance at the top (it's just under a deep shelf) and the bottom is right at the top of our counter's backsplash (3 1/2" from countertop). This has worked for us to be able to access towels from below and restock as needed!
1510225
I cannot measure that because sink is already installed. Too much plumbing and water filter stuff in the way. Sorry, Bob
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.
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.
1016097
The faucet spout is only ~ 1.75 inches above the mounting surface. So the top mounted sink would just have to fall below that threshold.
1620916
"Minimum faucet spout reach of 5" is required to provide adequate clearance into the lavatory basin" I bought this faucet: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MF8CFS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 We're not quite done with the installation yet though.
1499224
Our granite cut out was just under 24" to accomodate the sink. The bowl tapers in to 20" at the bottom. I can't be for certain, but if the opening is under 24" and tapers inward... and you had 24+" clearance to let the sink drop in there would be no issues. If I were you I would go for it. Tell your contractor to make it happen! The very worst situation is that you would have to return it and get a credit, but I don't see that having to happen.
897554
Yes, that will give you around a 3/4" sink lip overhang all the way around. Hope this helped.
1848502
My sink is recessed from counter, being an old kitchen. It is about 6 inches from spout to sink, and about 5 inches to counter. I love this faucet.
290838
You don't say how much clearance you do have. This unit requires19" high. If you don't have 19 clearance below your sink it won't fit. I had 20 inches and it wouldn't work under my counter. The company refunded my money with out any problems though. Bought the smaller 20qt, but didn't think that through very well, 20 quarts is more for a bathroom installation. Ended up using my old 13 gal slide out. Was disappointed because I really wanted it attached to the door.
2205951
Height from counter to bottom of faucet is 4-1/8 inches. Won't work with your sink.