From the top rim, how deep is the basin? Is there a "splash" problem?
1863204
From the top of the rim to the drain is 5 ⅛ inches. The faucet I installed hits the center of the drain, but the faucet swivels. There is absolutely no splash problem.
1863205
The sink is a quality sink. No splash problems. It was installed in my vacation home, otherwise I would measure it for you. You can see it at www.Homeaway.com #3619351.
1863206
The outside rim is about 3" high and the sink slopes downward to the drain where it is appox. 5" deep from the top rim. It occasionally splashes slightly if the water runs too fast &/or hard, but I do not see it as a problem. Make sure you get a faucet where the spout reaches into the sink. I bought the Kohler Toobi - if you like contemporary, you'll love the look! Hope this helps...
1863207
Hi....I measured and it's 6". I have not had issues with splashing. Hope this helps!
433537
No problems at all. Water does not splash onto the counter. I love this faucet- and believe me I have had many over the years. I purchased it because my daughter in law has one and I liked it so much that I had to have it when we remodeled our kitchen.
1926880
We have only had the vanity in place for a week, but I would offer these comments:Will there be small children in the home?Their prints might be more prevalent.If the vanity is situated too close to the toilet bowl there might be some splash residue on that side.Ours is 8" from the bowl and no indication of any residue splash.I plan on coating the surfaces with a Rain-X type of application just for extra precaution
1738291
I don't have the pool out right now, but it's between 20 and 24" deep. A small child, let's say 18 months would have troubleclimbing in over the inflated double rim by herself -- maybe a good thing. I have never put more than about 6" of water into it, and my three grandchildren love it. At one point we sat in it with three adults and the three kids aged 18 months to 4 years splashing around us. I love it.
105117
Yes. I use mine for a splash. This could use one more adjustment nut to control tilt though.
2217803
Don't think it's splash resistant. It does have a layer of plastic on the top of the unit to prevent water from dripping into it. Over all it's not a bad unit. We are very happy with it.
1790952
No problem with water splashing. Perhaps your sink is much more shallow than mine though. I love the look and quality of this faucet.
79263
The splash is a fiberglass bed with a step side. Right where the step part is is where the filler neck is. Because its shaped inward for your foot the filler neck will get bent inwards a little bit. Some mods might be needed and since its fiberglass and not metal you are going to have to run a ground strap to the filler neck. If you don't when ever you go to fill the truck with gas it will make the pump stop over and over again
2109059
No, it doesn't splash all over. It must have a built in restricter, my water pressure is about 60 PSI. I'm very happy with it so far, very solid feel, good quality product.
744760
Hi Jason! Pretty darn low actually. I would say about 1/4" of an inch. I normally fill my Raindrop fountain all the way to the rim and my kitties enjoy the water for days and my wife and I enjoy a very quiet unit. The key to keeping the unit quiet is assembly. The pump suction cups to the bottom of the bowl and it's output spout is what positions the top stainless cover. Position the pump right and the top cover will not touch the bottom stainless bowl in such a way that it vibrates too much. I love this bowl and I've had many different ones!
1695140
Kelly, It is a little over 29 inches long. I don't have a mat under the feeder because we don't have the splashing problem, so unfortunately I don't have a good recommendation.
1366852
We have this sink and do not have any issue with splashing. We have a wall-mount faucet from California Faucet and the faucet stream hits just on the back side of the pop-up drain. We did cardboard cut-outs of the sink and faucet in order to get a feel for scale and the right position of the sink on the top and the faucet on the wall (vertical, horizontal and how far out it needed to extend).
1877710
I fill my unit I/2 inch from the top. If the water still flows poorly, check the pump, it may have a blockage. Rinse the pump real well. Hopefully this will help.
1923462
I don't think so and I'm not having any problem with splash back. My sink has three compartments (I'm not there at the moment and can't measure the depth exactly) but one side is regular sink depth, the other is deeper by about 3 inches and the center is a shallow sink meant probably for silverware. I suppose it would also depend on the water pressure in your house. Mine is quite strong and, in any event, you can regulate the amount of water flow with the handles. Hope this helps.
1941217
The footprint is smaller than the top. At the top, there is a handhold in the back and in the front there is a lip that I suppose is a pouring spout. I just measured one and it was less than 23", it appears.
680669
Hello, to the top of the marble is 35.5" and the highest point of the back splash is an additional 6 inches. We like it and it looks good. Great value.
402141
we installed a waterfall faucet that came from the wall approx 6inches above the sink. it looks and works great. the waterfall spills into the center of the sink with no splashing. I am more than pleased.