Would this faucet work for an above counter sink? I'm not sure if that's the correct description, but a sink that's not under mounted.
1208676
Of course. That's what this faucet is designed for. There would be no physical way to mount this from the bottom. It's quite simple, match up the holes (so buy the right faucet), attach the water lines and the drain, and then your done. If u want to go above and beyond, you can clear caulk around the base if the faucet.
1208677
I really don't know what that means but I will say this faucet works like any normal faucet works. It just has a longer neck. I love mine, works for me.
1208678
The style of sink you're referring to is called a vessel and no, this faucet wouldn't work "out of the box" for a vessel.
1222407
This faucet works best with a standard undermount sink. There probably isn't enough clearance for it to work with a vessel sink. Hope this helps. BTW--I still love it!
1566693
Personal opinion is no . It will look funny as your sink is too small. Will it work, probably yes, bit would recommend something smaller as it will look over sizedPS I am very happy with the faucet, looks great and works great
1624193
Thank you for your question. This is an over mount sink. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
735425
Yes, the sink we have is an undermount and it fits a 23 inch cabinet. I'm sure it would be ok for a top mount sink, just make sure it's a top mount and not an undermount sink. Good Luck!! BTW the sink is great, we use it as a prepping sink on a center island
1745299
I had mine installed as under mount, and I don't think you can over mount it. To be safe, I asked the installer to modify the base cabinet and build support for the sink to sit on.
470920
I would think so. The base cabinet my sink is in is a 25". They did have to make some adjustments, but since it was an undermount, there were no real problems. I have been very pleased with this sink. I would recommend it.
941483
I too think it would work. We installed ours in a Premier copper sink. I can understand your confusion. I also had the same questions. I even called Premier several times to try and get an answer but they could not give me one. I just went ahead and ordered it and it worked fine. Remember that this is for a non-overflow sink so make sure that is the type of sink you have. Also check your faucet as the plumbing may be different.
1016095
No, it is not high enough. I did see one that looks the same that is for that type of sink on Amazon when I was looking though.
1935293
It should work if it mounts to the sink. If it will go through the counter top material it might not have a long enough shank. You would need to check the specs. It is a standard size faucet you could check a home improvement store for someone with a lot more expertise than I have. Good luck!
392220
The pop up drain should work in any sink, but my only concern for you is that this faucet is designed to be used with a higher sink that sits above the counter height, like a vessel or bowl type. It would work OK with a sink that is flush with the counter top, but it would be pretty high above the basin and I would be a bit concerned about the splash pattern. I use the faucet with a vessel bowl sink and it has been great. Good luck.
695524
I had it installed on a 2 cm (close to 1 in) granite counter top and it was fine. It wasn't installed into a preexisting undermount sink dispenser hole because of the shape of my sink. I hope this helps answered your question.
2188914
This sink is only for under mount installation. I will not recommend over counter installation.
1449146
Doug - not sure I understand your question..but: The lip of the bowl stands 6 ¼" above the countertop. You need a separate faucet mounted either behind or to the side of the bowl with the spigot extending over the bowl. This faucet spigot needs to be 8-9" above the countertop (i.e., about 2" above the lip of the bowl) to work properly. Don't get one too high or it will splash too much in the bowl and get in the way when in use. Hope this helps.
1449147
Doug - not sure I understand your question..but: The lip of the bowl stands 6 " above the countertop. You need a separate faucet mounted either behind or to the side of the bowl with the spigot extending over the bowl. This faucet spigot needs to be 8-9" above the countertop (i.e., about 2" above the lip of the bowl) to work properly. Don't get one too high or it will splash too much in the bowl and get in the way when in use. Hope this helps.
2021282
It can be either. I have my undermounted with the granite coming even to the edge of the actual sink. You can have it backed off to the edge of the flange and mount your faucet to the sink itself but still have the countertop over some of the deck flange too. -it is an awesome sink!
2107451
It should fit quite well as an undermount. I have a faucet similar to the one you are describing, along with an RO water faucet and soap dispenser. I really enjoy this sink, as it is deep and has enough room to fit large pots or pans inside. My only advice if you care about aesthetics a lot would be to purchase the metal grate sold by Vigo that rests in the bottom of the sink and protects it from scratches. Also, due to the sharp edged design, you have to keep the corners clean or grime will accumulate there (it is easy to clean with a brush, but worth mentioning). I get lots of compliments on this sink for its size and versatility. It should fit quite well as an undermount. I have a faucet similar to the one you are describing, along with an RO water faucet and soap dispenser. I really enjoy this sink, as it is deep and has enough room to fit large pots or pans inside. My only advice if you care about aesthetics a lot would be to purchase the metal grate sold by Vigo that rests in the bottom of the sink and protects it from scratches. Also, due to the sharp edged design, you have to keep the corners clean or grime will accumulate there (it is easy to clean with a brush, but worth mentioning). I get lots of compliments... » Read More It should fit quite well as an undermount. I have a faucet similar to the one you are describing, along with an RO water faucet and soap dispenser. I really enjoy this sink, as it is deep and has enough room to fit large pots or pans inside. My only advice if you care about aesthetics a lot would be to purchase the metal grate sold by Vigo that rests in the bottom of the sink and protects it from scratches. Also, due to the sharp edged design, you have to keep the corners clean or grime will accumulate there (it is easy to clean with a brush, but worth mentioning). I get lots of compliments on this sink for its size and versatility. « Show Less