Will the base cover a "three hole mount" sink? I am unable to get the vanity of my choice with a single hole mount?
1055205
We used this at a church that had older sink fixtures that were being left on by groups when they used the building. We have since moved from the area, but I am fairly certain they were 3-hole sinks, and worked fine. I liked the double option of batteries or plug in, but I could see where the cord would be an eyesore in many home situations...hard to hide the cord, too. I was sick of replacing batteries in everything from clocks to thermostats, so we used the plug.
1055206
There is only one hole needed for this faucet. I'm not sure what you can do with the other 2 holes.
1055207
I had a three hole mount and it did cover but barely. I had to strategically place it over the holes.
1043092
This faucet is designed for a two hole sink--one hole for the faucet assembly and one hole for the sprayer. Delta makes other versions of this for three and four hole sinks and those usually come with a broad base plate. This unit has round trim rings that cover the base and looks just like the picture. The installation is straight forward and you just need to follow the steps--take your time--and you will be happy with the unit.
1103771
We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps
754743
I am not at the house right now where the sink is being installed, but if I remember there is not a flange wide enough to accommodate a three hole faucet. There is only one hole at the corner of the sink.
521653
Undermount ... as others indicated you have to have a platform built for it. I LOVE it ... for some reason the photo I am seeing now on the screen is not the same sink as the one you asked for a review on ...
617043
A single hole installation is standard; if you already have a counter drilled with one hole, it should fit. if your counter is drilled for three holes, the escutcheon will cover the holes as long as the total width is 4 inches or less. If the holes are wider apart, order the widespread faucet.
1527479
The faucet's highest point is 15 3/4" from the base. i did not receive a 3 hole plate but I believe you can purchase one separately. Not sure about a cover for a 4th hole. I only have one hole in my countertop so I just ordered the basic faucet.
1407524
this faucet work with the 3-hole sink but you need a cover plate , thank you
1259952
Yes, it absolutely can if your sink only has one hole. If sink is predrilled for a three hole for aucet, the base is used to cover the extra holes. We did it that way and it looks great!
2229905
How it would fit depends on the plumbing and the baseboard would be an issue regardless making flush to wall problem with any vanity etc. It's not a problem but you could make extension side to close the small open exposed area
66752
I'm pretty certain the sink did not come with the mounting ring. I was replacing bigger vessel sinks and used the ones I already had. This sink is great for a small surface. I used them to replace larger vessel sinks in two of my smaller bathrooms and I am happy with the increased counter space.
1461159
I don't think so, but you may try calling either the seller or manufacturer. Anyway, that sink is specifically made for that vanity or vice versa. You cannot use a standard sink with the vanity, if that is your intent. If space is your concern the entire sink/vanity takes no more space than a standard. I answered with more info than you requested...but wanted to be helpful.
583370
No... in case you have 3 holes in your existing sink basin(if any).... this plate helps to cover other two holes....
1249035
ckb: the sink measures 16.5 inches across (side to side) and 19 inches diagonally. so, it should fit easily on a 36 x 22 vanity, even with a backsplash (assuming it's not ridiculously oversized). as an aside: having installed two of these on a dual-sink vanity (converted from an old dresser), I can say it was an easy project and i'm really enjoying the results (sinks and faucets). give a shout if you have any other questions.
1437480
Pretty sure the flat metal part it's mounted on in the picture is optional. It was only useful on my sink to cover up the two holes there for handles. No idea about how a granite counter would change things. I recall the threaded portion had quite a bit of length, so if you're worried about the thickness I don't think it should be a problem.
251171
Jennifer my cabinets were custom made so I can't give you an answer on that but my guess would be you would have to cut out the front of your cabinet base. Also make sure you get the measurements for the sink (they are available under description I believe). My cabinet maker had the measurements and the contractor still had to do some sanding to make it fit. It is an awesome sink I love it.
1987501
Thank you for your inquiry.The base vanity is assembled. The sink and faucets would need to be installed by plumber.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA800-683-7960