Description mentions "elevated." Will it accommodate a raised sink of about 1 inch? Thanks in advance for your help.
518866
No. This board is so thin that the drain section bows upward! The only way it could work is if you put the board on a flat platform 1 inch high or higher.
518867
No, it won't. My sink is level with the countertop and it sits pretty flat. If your sink is higher it won;t drain. Mine doesn't drain because the front bows up. Very disappointing product
518868
The tray is shallow and flat with grooves to drain. The problem is that the end farthest from the sink is not raised so, being flat, it does not drain well. I would think a raised sink would make it drain away from the sink and would accumulate the water in the tray until it overflows ... but which way?!?!?
518869
By elevated I meant the tray is very thin an warps....not laying flat....so it will not cover an elevated sink.
518870
I don't think so. There are small ridges underneath, but only about 1/8". It's the worst dish drain we've ever bought. It ripples and the lip, where the water should drain, is higher than the rest of the drain surface, so the water can't go anywhere. My husband's comment: "It's a piece of cr*p." Don't waste your money.
518871
If you mean your sink is about an inch above the counter level, then no -- the drainboard's highest "feet" are just a quarter inch tall. It doesn't drain terribly well anyway because contrary to the origins of Rubbermaid, it's made of a fairly stiff plastic without much of a cant. Alas for the loss of Rubbermaid's original products. :(
518872
No, I bought a slanted rack that inclined 1 inch & put this drainer board on top to drain into the sink.
1878310
I have one installed on an over mount sink, seems to be 3/4" thick. I'm not sure about 1". If you really like it, and it doesn't work out, returning the faucet will be easy. I've had no trouble returning items with amazon. Hope it works out.
1976672
I use this under my sink in all four of my cabinets in bath and kitchen. It will raise the height about 1 inch but it stores a lot. Just check to see where your pipes/garbage disposer are and if you have the clearance. Measure the width.... I got the 18" one and I needed 18" width but I also needed the height of largest bottle to go on it plus one inch. I love it and it turns very easily. Stores a lot, windex bottle, dishwasher soap, etc. great in bathroom also.
732637
It is quite tall, but goes well with the vessel sink we paired it with. I probably wouldn't suggest it for a drop-in sink. The swivel aspect is a plus for us, not sure why you wouldn't like it. You can always leave it stationary. The nickel finish is decent, not the nicest I've seen, but I have no complaints.
221582
Hi,well I put it at 3/4 to 1 inch,no more.The idea of washers to raise it up if needed sounds like it might work. Hope this helps.Jeff
1522219
I have a standard sink opening, however the top flange is extremely large so I would say yes... I did not use this actual unit as the color was way off from what I needed. This is not rubbed bronze more antique, so it was way off from my copper sink.
1963720
The height is 7 1/8 inches from the base of the faucet to the highest point. That is not using the escutcheon plate on a one-hole sink.
1016097
The faucet spout is only ~ 1.75 inches above the mounting surface. So the top mounted sink would just have to fall below that threshold.
1998301
There are no nubby feet on bottom. It will be raised a little if you put on the counter. Underneath where }}}{{{ is plastic that keeps it from being flat. I like how it sits in the sink. It is raised about 1/4 inches.
503343
It's amazing how many different answers you get for the same question. Nevertheless from the sink surface to the highest point of the faucet (or goose neck, if you wish) is 6.5 inches. You must keep in mind that Amazon may use a different supplier from when I bought mine. I mention this because Amazon's site for this unit states 6 inches for the height. There is a stainless steel trim piece and a black spacer,grommet, which may add to the difference in height.
1813841
I keep forgetting to measure the height and I am not home now, but wanted to get back to you. It is high enough for me, but I don't use the very tall pots. I really like the faucet and I installed it myself, but I have a feeling it might not be tall enough for your expertise. If you want me to measure it let me know.
699171
I'm not what you need to know, but unless you have a very narrow sink ,I would have to say no. It would from the side of a stock pot if is the right size. I hope that helps you. Mary Lou Lion
834226
No it will not. It is pretty static. The hose does not extend much at all. The spring that supports it is pretty stiff, it allows it to move from side to side, but very little up and down motion. We have a farmhouse sink in our kitchen that is about 10-inches deep and we find it works very well, but we have really good water pressure. We love the faucet for our purposes
298445
No. The feet are level. It must be a defect. I would cut it if you could but only if you can put a rubber foot on it. Or it will scratch your sink. Bring it to your hardware store see if the have a rubber boot. Best of luck.
785702
No, this will not fit in your location. It is 16" from the sink to the top of the arch.
2185823
There are "raised feet" on the bottom rubber ring so it does not sit flat on the sink - but the feet are not like an inch - more like 1/4 to 1/2"
1919756
The edge is about a 1/4" above the counter. (I just measured it.). I agree with the slight slope of the basin. Great sink except for the slope.