What size hole is required in counter? How thick a counter will this item require?
945623
3/4" to 1" i wouldnt buy this product though. Stopped pumping after 6 months
945624
The hole needs to be big enough for the top thing to fit through. Maybe 1". When it arrives you can measure the thing that goes through to hold the bottle and drill the hole a bit bigger than that dimension. My dispenser in my kitchen is through the sink which already had the hole. I drilled a hole in my laundry sink and installed this same dispenser. I am a female too!
1289794
3/4" is plenty of thickness for this setup. It is heavy so use a lot of screws to keep in place.
815405
I'm not at the house where this is installed, so I can't state the diameter of the cover. It's large enough to cover a standard fixture hole in a sink or countertop, and it will fit a surface up to 1-3/4" thick.According to the manufacturer's site - http://mountainplumbing.com/btaps50, this should be a solid brass top with a plated finish - in our case, brushed stainless steel.
803912
Most holes are 1/4 inch. Unless you have very small holes I would look at buying the bulk lots and not this item. I ended up throwing most of it away.
695522
Should be fine--my countertop is 1 1/4 inches thick. It has a long threaded neck.
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.
1478714
I used as a replacement for existing knobs so a drill bit wasn't needed. Not knowing the size of drill bits, I can only say the hole needed is the same as other knobs. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
302864
I actually mounted this in a single hole bathroom sink. The hole is standard size, which I am not really sure what that is, but all you need is the actual measurement of the threaded pipe and slightly larger
1878309
My granite counter tops are about an inch thick, so you should be fine. I have this faucet in both of my bathrooms. The handles seem a little fragile, compared to all the other ones I have ever had, but I really like the look of them so I'm happy with my purchase.
260177
Although I'm not sure what you mean about staggered holes, the lines below the counter are flexible. Also, fyi, check the thickness of your granite as 3 cm granite necessitates grinding the underside of it for the fittings.
296407
Ours has 3 inches of thread availible. Our counter is 1.5 inches thick and it installed without a hitch. Best faucet we ever had!
107487
The cutting board and tray lie flush with my counter top. My granite countertop is 1.25" thick. This sink is beautifully designed with a small gap around the trays and board. This allows water to drain in the sink and not on the counter.
1224653
Requires a BIG hole. I was not prepared for the hugeness so We have to drill out a big hole. Haven't measured it yet, sorry
320778
Wall thickness is OK. You would need to modify interior and exterior opening to to 6 1/2" diameter.
517193
The minimum depth will be determined by what kind of shelf pin you will use. I think around a quarter to three eighths is what will be required for most shelf pins. Also remember that there are a couple of different diameters for the pin as well, when you purchase them. I just did some in 1/2 inch so you should not have any trouble. Just dont over drill.
307433
I used a 1/2 inch diamond drill bit (it's not like a normal bit, it's hollow in the middle), you can purchase at your local home improvement store. There are videos that will show you the procedure.I just saw the other comments, those are wrong. I just checked my drill bit to make sure, it is 1/2 inch. DON'T use anything bigger or you will have a giant hole in your nice counter tops.
63971
2 1/4" is the outside diameter and base ....thru an 1 3/8" hole thru the counter. Hope that helps. It's a standard size hole.