Do you have to install the knife and towel holder? ie: are there pre-drilled holes on the side where it may look weird if not for the holders?
923733
We have the knife holder attached,but not the towel holder. It's fine with/without both. I think it comes with wood filler "thingies". I used those to fill the pre-drilled holes. Hope this helps!
923734
Everything is ready. You do not have to drill anything. We didn't install the towel holder...looks fine without it. The knife holder is great.
923735
I do believe there are pre-drilled holes, but they are small and could be filled with wood putty that matches pretty easy.
416981
Yes. My recollection is that I installed the screws into the plastic on the unit. I don't recall it having holes but it seems to me there was something that made it somewhat easy to see where to put the screws. It was easy and has been properly hanging for over a year now.
974411
There are no pre drilled holes and I wouldn't do it myself. I have had mine on for some time w/o any problems at all.
1173834
The towel holder is part of the 31 plus dimension; it is screwed in, so you do not have to have it attached.........
685241
I strongly recommend carefully predrilling before adding screws---to minimize wood stress/splitting risk. (some 'self tapping' screws automatically do this, but one must be especially careful not to over tighten/strip out the holes!!)
1174926
We just received the sink and haven't installed it yet but it doesn't have faucet holes. It's an under mount sink. You'll have to drill a hole through the counter for the faucet.
703835
Yes, but check the screw length. The length of the included screws was wrong for our cabinets. I don't remember the length of the included screw, but believe they were too long and would have gone through the bottom. Shorter screws worked well and it is solidly attached to the cabinet base. This is the best towel holder we've ever had. So easy to use.
421034
Not that I've noticed. However, I tend to not slide the knife a lot while on the bar. Hope this helps. Plan to provide your own anchors. Two provided are trash. Otherwise, Good product.
1174927
There are no faucet holes. This sink is set into your cabinets Ina manner that should allow several inches on counter space behind to install the faucets.
595175
I mounted my paper towel holder on the underside of a cabinet with the curve facing forward. I would think that when wall mounting the holder, deciding whether to have the curve up or down would just be a matter of what looks most pleasing to you personally.
1438784
No holes for the faucet because it is an under the counter install and the holes are drilled into the granite counter top. I am very happy with the sink and it looks nice with my new counter top. The installer thought it was great for the price I paid
521650
my cabinet was custom made. I bought the sink before the granite was cut, and the sink was installed to fit flush against the granite edge. The faucet holes were drilled into the granite.
166433
I suppose if you have someone handy to help you. There would be holes where the towel bar was meant to go that need to be filled. Holes would have to be drilled where you want the towel bar. You would have to put the hoes for the towel bar along side the drawer. Probably have to use something to strengthen the bolts you put in for the towel bar. More trouble than it is worth.
1560373
If you are asking about the spice rack, which is on one end, and the towel bar on the other side; then the answer is "Yes." The attachments are not incorporated as a necessary part of the island structure. The attachments can be left off. There would be an issue of the visible holes that would have been used to screw in the attachments. I imagine that you could go down to the hardware store and get some wooden pegs to fill them in.
374814
I believe the screws that come with the towel holder may be too long to use on a wall-mounted cabinet (depending on your cabinets). I know they were too long for ours. However, a quick trip to Home Depot with one of those screws and a cabinet thickness measurement, and you could buy shorter screws. The plate that you screw into the mounting surface swivels on the rod, so you should be able to mount it on a wall, under a cabinet, inside a lower cabinet door, etc.
1315040
you _could_ drill holes, but it won't be easy to get them to line up... and it scratches VERY easily!!! ours showed signs the first time we put a cast iron skillet in it! the scratching plus the "too hard to clean" corners would make me not recommend this sink.
1997930
Can anyone provide a picture of how the knives are placed in this thing? Thanks.