Does the drain hose have to slant down or can it pump up to a sink height?
460049
The water just drips off the cold condensing coils. From there it runs into the bucket or hose by gravity. There is no pump so the drain path must slope downward all the way or the water will back up into the unit.
460050
Probably slant down, but I would strongly advise purchasing this brand. I had 2 and each lasted less than 4 months each. Just quit working and their customer service is awful. They don't stand behind their product and the only reason why it rates highly is because it seems to work great at first and also many review sites such as Walmart will not post negative reviews.
2079723
I've never tried it, but in my use, it does seem to need to slope toward the drain. It is a neat product though.
1410108
No, it does not. Also the sink has a flat bottom so draining is not like a normal sink.
231357
top and bottom are both tilted for drainage, doesn't matter which way you install it. Wife and I love this niche!
648273
Yes. There is a slight gradient directing water to the drain. Good question I lived in an apartment with a sink that didn't have the gradient and it made clean up difficult. The gradient was one of my criteria in selecting the sink. I would like to bring your attention to the fact that the side walls of the sink slope in slightly so that the hole in your joinery face will need to taper slightly. I had a pre-cut joinery face, so I added a small scotia to cover the wedge.
2044101
No. There are different connection points for the pump and direct drain. The drain hose has to be attached to the direct drain connection point if you want to drain directly into a floor drain. The direct drain is a gravity drain.
1626744
The tray itself has a lip around the bottom. When the feet are flipped down it adds another 1.5 cm. of height. The total height of the feet plus the lip is 3 cm from the flat surface of the tray. I have had mine for the last few months and it gives enough angle to drain properly. I have not had any leaks or run off.
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.
2185822
Yes! It is raised not a lot, but does not directly sit on sink. It's a nice colander and a space saver
1626740
The feet are about 1/2" when you flip them up, it's just enough of an angle to help the water drain into the sink. This is the best dish drainer!! I don't know why someone didn't think of this before. The previous drain boards I have tried all let water run into the sink but it would mostly pool on the tile and wash out the grout around the sink. The removable drip spout on this drain board together with the adjustable feet have corrected that problem. I am extremely happy with this purchase.
1112520
The unit needs to be higher than the drain initialy---once it starts draining thru the hose , the unit can then be set on the same level as the drain
1078034
No. The drain is on the bottom. You have to get on the floor to drain it with a hose or bucket.
879780
It can be mounted in either direction. The smaller sink isn't significantly shallower though.
1275042
The drain is on the left side facing back. It is grooved into the corner of the machine so the hose aims backwards and is mid ways up. Hope this helps.
1954756
There's going to be a leader (short hose) from your water source to the back of the sink that will supply water to the faucet, than another short leader from there to the side of the reel which supplies water to the hose. The two tan hoses will act as drains. One for the sink drain (large diameter) and one for the hose reel which uses water pressure to reel the hose up automatically. Than of course you'll have the water hose itself which I believe I used a 100' with no problem. Hope this helps!
259163
I have mine set to pull out 2 feet (24 inches). It can be adjusted with a weight on the hose under the sink.
399571
not sure how low you are talking about- my daughter's basement is in the mid 60's and they have the hose to drain to sunk pump so they do not have to monitor emptying it