how large is the overflow hole..is it blended in with the porceline? Thanks!
1065499
There are 3 overflow holes that are blended with the porcelain. If you install the sink with the word Kohler facing you, you will never notice the holes, unless you need them :-) They will be facing the wall/mirror.
1065500
I am not at the location presently where the sink is, but as I recall, the overflow is in the front near the top - so you don't even see it. The sink worked out beautifully for us. We had a small space and could not put in a conventional sink. BTW, it is great because the sides are high so that the water does not splash out, which some vessel sinks tend to do. I believe it blends in perfectly with the porcelain. We are very happy with it.
1065501
I am not sure...I will take a picture of it when I get home and email you if you would like?
1065502
Hi Wayne! We have this bowl and love it! We receive a lot of compliments on it and my kids use it regularly. there are 3 small round over flow holes that measure roughly 1/4" or slightly less. I did not use the plug it came with because we have oil rubbed bronze fixtures so I purchased a drain in the finish i needed. This sink is used i nour pwder room. I hope this helps. K
1065503
We've had our sinks a couple of years now, but we love them. The over flow is on one side and the other side has the Kohler trademark; this allows you to place the over flow close to the front of your cabinet and present the trademark with pride. There are three holes that create your over flow and I have never had a problem - - although I do not have children living at home any longer. Their beauty always generates compliments - - one of the best purchases I made for our upgrade.
1065504
There are three holes opposite the Kohler name. They are roughly 1/2" each in diameter, in a row. They are blended into the porcelain. You will still need a drain/plug piece for the bottom.
665181
Never had an overflow using any recipe. It will rise up over the top, but I have yet to have anything breach the sides. Unless you are using a recipe intended for larger than normal cakes, I dont think you will run into any issues.
1582204
the steamer insert holes are just under 1/8th inch in diameter, the large insert the holes are just a little over 1/8th inch in diameter, I have cooked angel hair pasta in it and had no problem with it going through - not something I could say about the colander I used to drain it in.
843231
I purchased one in August 2013.....check manufacturer website, I thought they discouraged additional holes, the material is a granite & resin mix....installer who cut through granite (I used for undermount) did not think it would be a problem. Better solution & appearance is a Grohe faucet with pull down sprayer built in
389602
I don't know what brand the sink is but it has an overflow hole. We remodelled our powder room & everyone loves this vanity & sink
471552
Hi Bingo-Jim, thank you for your question. The depth to the overflow is 16". If you have any other questions or need any samples please let us know. Thank you!
1280149
I always put powder to the liquid as it works better that way... it blends better for me... smoother, without lumps!! Good luck!
1306387
You could drill a hole (any size) but you will have to have an insert to glue into the hole with a threaded plug inside and gasket to seal it up after each filling. If you leave the hole open or the plug leaks air, the water will all drain out. I'd look to a gas filler insert used on boat gas tanks as a potential. Google Boat Supplies or Mueller (they make gas tanks for boats). There may be other inserts you can find. Just has to seal TIGHT.
957752
Husband says about an inch and a quarter for the soap thing hole. You don't have to use it you know. Just use a plug they have to cover it. Blends in
1659723
Here is the pop up drain assembly I ordered to use with this sink. It worked great. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004W21T20/ref=oh_details_o08_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 LightInTheBox Faucet Accessories Brass Clic-clac Pop up Drain, Overflow Sold by DEAL EASY
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I've never used black powder or any powdered drink with a strainer before since I would assume you want the powder to mix with the water. But if it's anything like powdered sugar or granulated sugar, some of it will plan through. The holes are fine, but not super fine where it would keep the powder away from the water.
782421
I got a "Danze D495082 1 - 1/2-Inch Drain without Overflow with Cover and Grid Strainer, Chrome." This fits it well for my case. /Y. Oda
1592828
I have not had any problem with anything splashing through the center hole. It's only an inch in diameter, so no issues.
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Very difficult to overfill. It lets you know when it needs water. Then you fill the dispenser to the liine and pour it in. I am a quilter and it is the best iron I have ever had.
2051970
No, it does not interfer with the sink's overflow. Easiest installation ever! We have never had a plug in our sink that actually worked until I purchased this one. Love it!
1687311
Hi, The package was 2 x 3 inches in size, but the actual item is about 1 1/4 inch in diameter and it is round. I did find that it did not want to stay in the overflow hole as designed and I did need to modify the clips that held it in place, but that only took a couple of minutes of light filing. Hope that helps.
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Hi Kathryn: I have been using the Tuffy liner and the results have been excellent. They shouln't give the bumpy sensation, it's not suppose to happen if you install it properly which sometimes is the tricky part of it. I usually don't overlap both ends very much, just a little, between 0.5-1.0 inch at the most. Overall, it's a great product.Regards,Francisco B.