What kind of faucet should I use with this filter (granite countertop and a hole was drilled already for standard drinking water faucet. Thanks.
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This is an under the counter in line filter system it should be able to be adapted to any kind of faucet, I used an insta-hot water system on the inlet side it is filtering our drinking and hot water cooking needs. I hope this helps. Dave in Fla.
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A drinking water sink faucet similar to this though there are many kind. http://www.goingfixtures.com/Prd/532700/
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The filter does not attach directly to the faucet, it uses a long flexible hose that connects to any standard faucet.
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I use the one that came with my sink. I've been using these units since the 80's. They just sit under the sink - and attach to the exiting faucet - by unhooking the flexible plastic tube that connects the incoming water line to the faucet. You direct the water from the source through the filter and the tube at the bottom of the filter (also that flexible plastic tubing) to the faucet connection precious connected to the water. I'm terrible at this sort of thing - but I'm telling you if - Mary Margaret the Moron can install one of these - anyone can do it. Ok -just read the other two responses and my ADHD-OCD is shining! Good luck. I use the one that came with my sink. I've been using these units since the 80's. They just sit under the sink - and attach to the exiting faucet - by unhooking the flexible plastic tube that connects the incoming water line to the faucet. You direct the water from the source through the filter and the tube at the bottom of the filter (also that flexible plastic tubing) to the faucet connection precious connected to the water. I'm terrible at this sort of thing - but I'm telling you if - Mary Margaret the Moron can install one of these - anyone can do it. Ok -just read the other two... » Read More I use the one that came with my sink. I've been using these units since the 80's. They just sit under the sink - and attach to the exiting faucet - by unhooking the flexible plastic tube that connects the incoming water line to the faucet. You direct the water from the source through the filter and the tube at the bottom of the filter (also that flexible plastic tubing) to the faucet connection precious connected to the water. I'm terrible at this sort of thing - but I'm telling you if - Mary Margaret the Moron can install one of these - anyone can do it. Ok -just read the other two responses and my ADHD-OCD is shining! Good luck. « Show Less
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I'm using this as an undermount sink, so I will actually be drilling into the countertop, so whatever faucet would work.
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In addition to the other answer, you don't have to use the faucet that comes with it. You can find other faucets of many different styles at your local hardware store. You can even get kitchen faucet sets that include a matching drinking water faucet.
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We installed granite and yes had to have an additional hole cut. We had three cut, regular faucet, soap dispenser and RO faucet. We got our unit installed and have had it over a year, LOvE it!
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Thats what my counter is exactly with a granite top and i also have a delta touch2o faucet which ia quite large and fits great.you wont be diappointed the sink is amazing like a small tub.favorite part of my kitchen remodel!!!
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I have the drinking faucet and a Culligan under sink easy - change filter system w faucet and a replacement cartridge. I can send you pictures if you want. Just send an email address.
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I bought a single hole faucet from amazon that was on clearance. Pretty much any single hole faucet will fit the sink. Most home centers have only a few of them, because they are not that popular but they are available if you look. If you are searching around, the key is to specify you want a faucet that is single hole.
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If I recall, the marble top was pre-installed but i know 100% that the marble back splash was not. Can't answer about faucet holes.
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This is an undermount sink. The countertop goes over the top of the edge. The hole for the faucet is put in your countertop, granite, quartz or other. Hope this helps.
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Definitely, Our countertop dealer measured and drilled the countertop prior to installation. we have the faucet in the exact position. We used the single faucet that has the pull out rinse built in.
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Hello, The pre-drilled holes in the countertop are made for a standard 8-inch faucet spread. Thank you. Kitchen Bath Collection
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As described by Harvey Multer, below, the threaded pipe at the bottom of the faucet supplied with the filter is 3/8" in diameter. The black plastic flange at the base of the faucet should help center the faucet in your 1.5" hole, and a washer below will allow a 3/8" nut to tighten the faucet to the sink, and keep it centered in the hole.The kit comes with all hardware to facilitate mounting. Keep in mind that if you need to tighten this from the back bottom of the sink, from under the sink, it may be difficult to reach the nut without special tools. You may be working by feel only. All these types of sink faucet installations are easier with the sink top removed. As described by Harvey Multer, below, the threaded pipe at the bottom of the faucet supplied with the filter is 3/8" in diameter. The black plastic flange at the base of the faucet should help center the faucet in your 1.5" hole, and a washer below will allow a 3/8" nut to tighten the faucet to the sink, and keep it centered in the hole.The kit comes with all hardware to facilitate mounting. Keep in mind that if you need to tighten this from the back bottom of the sink, from under the sink, it may be difficult to reach the nut without special tools. You may be working... » Read More As described by Harvey Multer, below, the threaded pipe at the bottom of the faucet supplied with the filter is 3/8" in diameter. The black plastic flange at the base of the faucet should help center the faucet in your 1.5" hole, and a washer below will allow a 3/8" nut to tighten the faucet to the sink, and keep it centered in the hole.The kit comes with all hardware to facilitate mounting. Keep in mind that if you need to tighten this from the back bottom of the sink, from under the sink, it may be difficult to reach the nut without special tools. You may be working by feel only. All these types of sink faucet installations are easier with the sink top removed. « Show Less
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I looked up my original order from last year: it says 'one hole faucet with additional knockouts' -- I used a one hole faucet so my handyman didn't need to do any additional reconfiguration... the knockouts may be more apparent on the underside of the sink?!?!? suggestion: call amazon and ask them for # of Pegasus company and call... if they want the sale, they should be VERY helpful... happy holidays -- hope you get the answer you need!!! :) angela
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Unscrew the strainer from the faucet and take it and the adapter that come with the filter to the hardware store and tell what you are trying to do. Also note what brand of faucet you have. They should have an adapter.
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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.
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HiWe purchased this same unit, and love it. This faucet is strictly a countertop faucet for vessel sinks. Or perhaps we don't quite understand the question/problem?
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This faucet is a standard size and can easily replace the standard long reach drinking faucets that have the plastic (chrome with black plastic). I replaced the standard faucet that came with my water filter after the plastic handle kept loosing its grip and had to be replaced several times. No longer a problem.