How big does the hole in the countertop need to be? It's the only dimension not listed. 1 3/8" diameter hole is standard but it that enough for this
482840
We just removed the top of the plug hole thst is already in the double sink and used it for the spicket hole, it worked perfectly. It is the same size as the whole used if you have a sprayer on your faucet setup.
482841
Apologies for responding so late. We used it in the whole that would have been for a sprayer attachment for the faucet. Fit perfect, no problems.
482842
It fit our Kohler cast iron porcelain sink's standard factory holes. Hope this helps!
482843
I don't recall the dimension. We had someone do it for us. Took him minutes to do the task. He had tools, we did not. I'm guessing it was a standard size. Sure do like the HOT water faucet.
2142933
The base circumference of this faucet is 63mm... which is about 2.48" You would need to drill a 1 3/8" hole in the counter for this faucet.
1062078
There is a 1 1/8" raised border which goes all the way around the sink, but there is a protrusion from the bottom of the border which leaves a lip of 3/8" to sit on the counter. The installation instructions show that the hole should be cut to leave 1/4" for the lip. The flat part at the top, which contains the holes for the faucet, is 4" measured from the basins to the top edge of the sink.
12589
H, 3 centimeters equals 1.18 inches. I don't think you will have much of an issue. I installed mine in granite. We had to widen the hole in the granite ever so slightly but after doing so it fit like a glove. Good luck!
1027542
My best answer would just to give you the measurement of the hole itself. The diameter is 1/2" exactly. I found this a handy item if the batter you are using isn't thick. The batter should be almost pourable. I use it mainly for pancakes to avoid drips from the bowl to the griddle. Worth it for us because our family loves pancakes!
88100
JOHN, looks like the clamp will fit anything from 1/3-8" to about 1/2". Standard formica type kitchen counter top is 1-1/2". Hope this helps. Wonderful machine. Enjoy, Chuck
1926849
Yes, it is standard size. Mine is installed in a granite countertop as well.
1997590
Well, being the lazy person I am, I tried to measure it while it's buried in the dish drainer. It's much larger around than it is in height, & tapers from large to small from top to bottom...so I would say the 8.1 is the diameter of the top, 4.1 represents the base, & 6.1 is the height. It looks exactly like those available in stores. I've used it several times already, & love it. Hope that helps!
491301
My granite countertop is 1-1/4" thick, and my sink is a glass bowl sink - it's fits perfect. Don't know how long the threaded portion is because it's been installed now for about a year -- maybe the manufacturer's web site can tell you that??
38989
Thank you for your inquiry. Upon physical inspection we agree with 1 1/8" diameter.
1772216
My sink has a 1.5" diameter hole in it and a pop-up drain stopper. My faucet is a fairly standard Hansgrohe faucet and I love this sink as much as you could possibly love a sink. It's exactly what I wanted and does not disappoint.
695522
Should be fine--my countertop is 1 1/4 inches thick. It has a long threaded neck.
908014
3/4 inch hole. And it won't fit into a simple 3/4 inch hole. The switch has a little bump to prevent the switch from spinning around in the hole. So make sure you cut out a little notch too. Do not make it bigger than. 3/4 or it defeats the purpose.
1753270
It's 16 1/2". The distance between my countertop and the bottom of my kitchen cabinets is 17 1/2", so it would just fit. We don't keep ours on the counter though because it would take up too much space. Hope this helps!
1878069
I'm in error. I just went to check on the size of the mounting hole for this thermometer. It's NOT 1/2". It is 3/8".
1685368
The faceplate dimensions are 8 1/2" wide by 2 1/4" high. The hole size needs to be 6 3/4 x 1 3/4. I'm unsure about the depth, as I'm unwilling to pull my unit out of the wall, but I'd estimate 4 1/2", for sure less than 6".
1026502
The instructions say to drill a 1 1/8 Inch hole, I didn't have a 1 1/8 Inch bit so I drilled a 1 Inch hole. It was a little tight but it fits. The piece is threaded so if the material is soft, mine was fiberglass, you can screw it in.