Can I install this Faucet in granite countertop ( 1.25" thicknes ) or in any sink only.? Thank you
457879
Do not order!! I have received two faulty products and the customer service have told me there's nothing they can do!!! All I wanted was a teplacemt piece! My sink faucet still does not work!
457880
I think it would fit just fine. Sounds like a standard installation. You do need the adapters to make in work with US fittings.
457881
Yes, there is about 2.5 to 3 inches neck on the Faucet for tightening, or adjusting.
733104
I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5 inches or slightly more threads accounted for, but not the 2.5 you would need for a 2 inch thick deck. I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5... » Read More I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5 inches or slightly more threads accounted for, but not the 2.5 you would need for a 2 inch thick deck. « Show Less
1869868
...Hard for me to say. Mine runs 32in across the front to the granite overhang. If you are having granite countertops, it might be ok.BTW- I LOVE this sink.
2019412
Yes...I actually have mine installed in 3CM Granite in my outdoor kitchen on my patio. Great faucet!
1407961
The sink is designed to be mounted under the countertop. There are no holes cut in the sink to accommodate a faucet. Given the heavy gauge I would say drilling holes is not an option.I would contact Kraus or the distributor for a recommendation. We are VERY HAPPY with this sink. It is pure quality throughout.
1096826
We have a Silestone counter, which I believe is similar in thickness to a granite counter. We installed this unit with no problem.
392211
Not sure if it is recommended for granite sinks - mine is being used in a stainless steel sink and it fits perfectly.
25839
I ordered with but used faucets that I purchased elsewhere. Installation of other faucets was not an issue. The vanity looks great. Only slight issue is that marble top is very porous so be careful not to spill anything on it as it will stain.
2003823
I was advised that this sink should only be installed when using solid countertops. (Mine is granite - so no problem).
544653
The unit requires a dedicated hole...if your faucet has a sprayer hole you can use that. If you are installing the faucet onto the granite, you will need another hole drilled in the granite for the unit. Best I can do without seeing the set up. Hope that helps.
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You can use whatever faucet you want. Just make sure that the countertop has the proper number of holes. I went with a single hole faucet so it can appear centered to the sink. I also went with a stainless steel faucet because it compliments really well. Anyway, hope this answer helps!
1702605
This is an undermount sink. The countertop goes over the top of the edge. The hole for the faucet is put in your countertop, granite, quartz or other. Hope this helps.
1532728
It would have to be a shallow sink. This faucet is approx 4" from counter top to the bottom of the spout. The spout extends 4" from post to the water flow. Amazon has several Pfister faucets that are taller than this one, which might serve your needs better.
2140972
We were remodeling our SMALL bathroom. We had a corner vanity with a regular sink/faucet mounted in a formica counter top that measured 42widex23 deep. We got new granite counter tops that had white/black/blue colors, with blue walls --- it looks sharp. We followed the diagram that was provided (mounting the faucet 1-1/4 inches from the sink) - water hits just behind the drain with minimal splashing. HINT" MAKE SURE TO USE ENOUGH MOUNTING PADS ON THE SINK - SINCE THE BOTTOM OF THE SINK IS NOT PEERFECTLY FLAT!"
2140973
I had put this sink on Granite counter top. Once the holes are done . It is very easy to install.
2019638
I had this installed in my powderoom sink. It has dimensions of a regular sink faucet, If anything, it might be a hair smaller than the one it replaced. I am very pleased with the way it looks and the way it works; be sure and get the 'push' stopper that goes with the faucet. If you would like pictures, my e-mail is steveapril@gmail.com
2130060
Stefannie, if your holes in the granite are the same as a standard hole in a sink this faucet should fit. Unfortunately I cannot give you the diameter as I have installed the faucet. I would recommend this faucet!