Can you use a drain plug that raises and lowers from faucet with this model.
1861258
yes we used a Moen faucet and drain. This is a nice deep sink. I really think it looks great.
1861259
Yes, you can. Our plumbers didn't mention any problems with the installation.
1861260
Yes, I installed the Grohe Eurosmart 32 642 EN1 lavatory faucet with drain stopper in this sink...it works & looks great.
625789
Yes, the drain plug is 1.5" male thread (NPT) so you would need a reducer bushing. Get a 1.5"male thread to hose thread reducer bushing. That may be difficult to find so you could also use a 1.5" MIP to 5/8" FIP or 3/4" FIP (FIP = female thread) adapter and then get a pipe thread to hose thread adapter. Just make sure the pipe to hose adapter is the same diameter as the hose you intend to use. An example: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008FM9XMQ/ref=biss_dp_t_asn Here is a hose adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Dixon-504-1212-Fitting-Adapter-Female/dp/B007D5KFOG/ref=pd_sim_indust_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=1Y0QAADXZ3Y0FK1JGS43
1531160
I do not believe you need a special drain. You do need to get a tub stop of your choice. I chose a pop-up style.
1445936
No, you have to purchase the drain sepertately. Kraus makes as a pop up drain as a companion to this piece. The drain can be purchased trough Amazon and is called "Kraus PU-11CHPop Up Drain with Overflow, Chrome". The pop up drain is quite large & is meant to be put in vessel sinks (according to our plumber). The faucet itself is a piece of art!
175665
Hey Cyn, I don't think it would work. You should be able to remove that stopper, but if you can't the center of this might be an issue. It is a dome shape, but the center opening goes into the drain (or at least flat to it, but I'm pretty sure it goes a little further than the ring on the outside).
737672
It isn't set up to be used that way. It could probably be adapted, but I suggest you look for something already powered for significant safety reasons. Powered units, in my experience (I used to own a rental company), won't open a drain any better, or faster, than a manual unit with a hand crank. Any binding and the powered units have a tendency to twist part of the auger off in the pipe.
2148018
No, you can use your old hoses, just be sure to put Teflon tape around The tail piece connection when you screw old hose into new faucet, so you will not have any leaks. However, this faucet does not have a drain stopper, if you need to fill the basin with water, you will need a rubber drain plug or buy the other faucet with a drain popper-upper on it. I did not want water to ever stand in sink as my application was for commercial bathroom sink and I did not want customers to have option to plug sink up. Hope this helps, good faucet!!!
1037418
That would be for the manual pull sink stopper, I would not use it get the pop up sink drains.
1693425
Yes, but you must remove the knock out plug before connecting the drain line.
1143742
We elevated ours because we wanted to for the look in the garden and not wanting to bend over to cut on the water spout. I cannot answer the question if it needed to be. My guess is not since you use the diverter that comes with it.
1140385
No, it was just a hole. But the faucet you get should include a matching drain plug (same finish). Most of the newer faucets come with the full assembly
1008281
No - that is how I installed mine. Just make sure you have enough clearance beneath the drain board.
1474363
Yes it will work if you can get the stopper below all of the connections into the drainpipe.
906919
It did mine. That's where I am using it mostly. I'd say yes unless you don't have a standard size faucet.
1324682
If it has the same features and specs I can't see why not. You need to make sure it auto comes on when fulland it has enough pressure to push the water up hill if that is where you drain is located.
631427
No, as long as you have a restaurant style faucet or don't mind pulling the end of your faucet out. I have a restaurant style and it works fine.
1236332
Absolutely yes. There is a 1/2" threaded hole on both sides (top and bottom). It comes in the box with a 1/2" plug installed in the bottom; on the top are the hot/cold inlets and another 1/2" threaded hole for the shower head riser. All you have to do is flip it over, install the drain plug on the other side, and then you can connect the wate from the bottom.