Does this sink require a bottle trap? If so, what is the distance from the sink bowl basin to the wall?
1099826
Does not need a bottle trap, tegular p trap worked just fine. I dont know the distance from the wall to the trap, im sorry
126409
You will have to purchase a "p trap" and whatever else you need to tie into your existing drainage/plumbing. I had a piece of 2'' pvc stubbed out of my wall for the purpose of a utility sink. The drain has a plug and is threaded on the bottom for simple attachment of a 1 1/2'' p trap.
454075
The faucet stem is about an inch from the rim of the sink bowl. I think the instructions that come with it tell you where it gets mounted.
2153528
Do you mean to say " a 1.5" trap connection"? I used the drain plug on a standard vessel sink. I attached the bottom of the drain plug assembly to a 1.5" trap assembly. Connection to vessel sink and connection to trap went perfectly .... everything was sized to American measurements and standards.
1324646
It's about 9 inches from the back to the hole. Fits perfectly in my sink. Good product.
1319813
This unit comes complete with the seal and all items needed to mount it under the sink. The elbow to connect it to the drain trap is included as well. Be sure to clean both sides (top and bottom) of the sink thoroughly with a Brillo pad or something to get a smooth, clean surface for the seal. The elbow is fairly long, but if it doesn't fit completely into your trap, you can get an extension and coupling at Home Depot or Lowes to make it longer.
940951
It doesn't reach real far but I have a 60/40 sink and has plenty because it is mounted in the middle close to tubs. It doesn't have extra pull out hose like a spray faucet.
5792
What does this mean. The drain has to be at least 12" from the back wall? If so is this from the center of the pipe? Thanks
1327123
I ended up having a plumber come and install. You may need a different size p-trap depending on the size of the current pipes you have. The circular bushing needs to go between the vessel and the counter, not in the sink. Once installed they look and work great.
1269889
The only place the sink connects to the wall is through the plumbing. There are certainly places you could easily add a bolt or anchor -- even a line of caulk between the sink and the wall would provide some stability -- but none are supplied with the sink.
2231963
I installed 3 of these in my house - yes the top part of the drain is included where the sink stopper resides, not the P-trap.
1930961
the Drain requires a long neck drop and rubber gasket. The faucet is a regular single hole unit, , but the reach to the basin is about 4". It is a really cool sink
1952008
I have never had a problem with water flow on the normal flow or spray. The goose neck does come out pretty far though, so you need a good amount of space between the front and back of the sink to avoid water spray outside of the sink.
137959
My plumber recomended a "grid" drain only for this sink, as it does not have an overflow. You can install it with a compact "euro" style trap, which looks very nice, but is a little pricey. I actually used a conventional one, and it works just fine.
747798
Sorry this answer may be late, but the sink is 6 inches deep from the counter top. It is considered a "bar' sink. You have to use a strainer for a bar sink. A regular one is too large.
834227
When I unhook and pull down it comes about 3-4 inches down into basin of sink. I could not pull it even close to physically touching bottom. It can spray far and is very durable though. Hope this helps!
1459012
Did you find the unit with a threaded waste port? The waste port should be described or at least a photo provided. Just had to RETURN a unit because of that. IF they had included an threaded piece to install instead of that drop tube requiring a second trap - which actually - I measured a trap will not fit into the space. I guess they figured WE would remake all the pipes under OUR sinks to accommodate THEIR disposals OR call a plumber. Remember 'create jobs'!!!