the opening in our sink is 1 and 5/8, will it fit? There are so many measurements involved and it's not clear to what the 1.5" is referring to?
941483
I too think it would work. We installed ours in a Premier copper sink. I can understand your confusion. I also had the same questions. I even called Premier several times to try and get an answer but they could not give me one. I just went ahead and ordered it and it worked fine. Remember that this is for a non-overflow sink so make sure that is the type of sink you have. Also check your faucet as the plumbing may be different.
941484
As with others, I used this with a Premier copper sink. A standard Moen sink drain (provided with a faucet we bought) didn't fit the Premier sink, so using this popup was the only option. We almost never fill the sink with water, so we really didn't care if it was popup or standard.
941485
It is oversized and pressure activated, has a large gasket. I would think it would work particularly if it is being fit into a premier copper sink.
941486
I am surprised no one has answered this simple question. The widest threaded part of the drain is almost exactly 1.5 inches in diameter so it would easily fit a 1 and 5/8 hole.
457647
The diameter of the basket part is exactly 1.5 inches, and the outer rim is wide enough that it should fit in your drain, it will just be a little loose
2019634
No. It will fit your sink. I used it and found it a perfect fit---remember to use plumbers putty when installing and you won't have any problem.
788318
Sorry I am not home to measure, but we used the faucet to replace a faucet in an existing sink and it fit great in the standard wholes that were already in our there. I would say 1" diameter, but don't quote me on it. But it was a standard size opening.
1922296
Hi, Pichner. Unable to measure my product at this time, I am at work overseas. But based on the cut out requirement of 24 1/4 inch and the sink in tapering in towards the bottom, it should work. I assume the walls of your cabinet is not more than 1/2 inch thick? Good luck! Hans
1512225
Bill, it is the width of the sink. It is fairly deep. May require some mods on the drain pipe. Won't be sorry though. Very happy with the appearance and quality
311417
Please check the opening of the hole. For 5/8 inch or larger, please choose stainless works SSS010 or SSS016. for opening of 1/2 inch, please choose stainless works SSS012. Hope this helps. Thanks
1755490
It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little smaller than a standard 36" one so you may have no trouble at all. Good luck!
1728453
I THINK it's 5/8ths of an inch, but it may be 1/2 inch. I'm not home to measure. I DO know it's more than 3/8 inch. I really like mine!
2105588
Gosh, don't really have a hole measurement for you since things are long buttoned up by now, sorry. I can say that the sink to which it was installed was a brand-new standard Kohler double sink (old-school style with a hoody-ring to the counter) with 5 holes in it for these sort of accessories. Maybe the suppliers of the Kraus (or your diligent www-research) might yield what size holes they fit. You could also hop down to your local HomeDepot and measure just-about any double kitchen sink you find there, since this thing was undoubtedly designed to fit most modern sinks and i'm thinking these holes are by now an industry standard size. That said, the upper and lower washers/escutcheons/seal rings that come with the Kraus are fairly oversized such that they'd tolerate a bit of undersize or oversizings. Good luck!
1387867
My sink is 13 1/2 x 15" and it fits with room to spare. I measured the part that goes in the sink and it looks like 12 1/2 X 11 1/2 for sure maybe a bit smaller would be fine. You should have no problem.BTW, I really like this dish rack and it snaps flat easily for storage.
135351
It is standard for faucets sold in the USA, I think it is 1-3/8" but I do not know for sure. It will fit any standard sink with a 1-1/4 to 1-1/2" hole. The escutcheon (the ring that covers the sink or counter top hole) is 2-3/8" which is also standard for faucets sold in the USA Artisan does not show it in their specs. I will call Artisan in the morning to get the exact measurement for you. Hope this helps! DonPLFixtures
681750
Yes it will fit a 1 inch opening. I just tried it. It is a tight fit at first but works great.
1755489
It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little smaller than a standard 36" one so you may have no trouble at all. Good luck! It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little... » Read More It depends...unfortunately the template which gives the exact opening comes w/the sink. Ours is a very tight fit; i.e., w/n 1/8" of neighboring drawer front (which we trimmed.) There are spec's available online I think on the Amazon site which give you the exact opening space as well ad depth (you have to consider the cabinet doors below. We had previously installed 12" ceramic tile countertops & had to trim it, especially at the back of the sink. Sorry that's not a lot of help but we took a chance & my husband is very handy. It looks amazing & I love it! (our cabinet was a little smaller than a standard 36" one so you may have no trouble at all. Good luck! « Show Less
1790906
We had a standard kitchen sink faucet installed and this was a replacement. It fit perfectly in the previously drilled hole. I am not sure what that diameter might be. This might be a question you can ask a Home Depot/Lowes rep.
247165
I am not positive. We used it with our bathroom sink just fine. It is a standard size, probably 1/2". Sorry to be so vague...
2009333
The center strip is 1 5/8" wide. It has grooves longways on the top of the saddle to allow it to bend over more narrow sink divides but if your divide is wider than 1 5/8" it might not fit right. My stainless steel double bowl sink divide is 1 1/4" so it is perfect.