Is there a way to make this look nice in a traditional 2/3 hole sink in the vanity?
519230
Depending on what you would do with the other two holes to fill them, it may look nice. It definitely is meant to function as a stand alone piece though.
519231
If I understand your question you already have an existing hole where there was a previous faucet , I would think that it could work as long as your vessel sink wasn't too wide.
519232
I would not of purchased it if you had not figured what it was you wanted the design to be! It does put out a lot of water pressure, so I had to turn my water at the valves down so it would not flow over.
519233
Not if it's not on the side. Side mount serves two purposes. 1 so water is not splashing right on you. 2 install on the left for a right handed person. Much better. I also had to turn my water down at the valve to control the pressure.
519234
I would say not. We installed it in an old wash stand so had to drill the one hole it needs. A 2 hole sink would mean covering up tht one hole and offsetting the fixture. With a 3 hole sink you could make a cover plate (possibly buy one at a hardware store) and use the center hole for the fixture, this would be preferable over the 2 hole sink
213210
yep, exactly what I have however there is some custom fitting with the cabinet base that will have to be done. I took the sink to the cabinet company for perfect fitting.
2274739
We are installing this sink in a very tiny half bath. The sink hasn't been installed yet because the bathroom is still being renovated. I'm sure if you have enough space you can build a custom cabinet beneath it. Good luck.
1293786
I have brushed nickel on mine. If you are one of those people who have to completely match then that's what I'd suggest. The sink is a nice matte finish...so chrome would dress it up if that is the look you want. It's a sturdy, beautiful sink for the money.Good luck!
382853
Not sure if you can. I loved the sink not only because of the single hole feature,but it fit perfectly in my existing over the counter sink area.
1218977
I'd suggest looking at your decor. We have a kitchen with mostly stainless steel appliances and brownish tiles, so the combination of the silver front and the light-colored wood looks good there.
1954075
Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel
882974
I had a contractor do it; all told, it took him a couple of hours, I think. You need a lot of room under sink; it's a lot of stuff.
85415
I had a contractor install the sink (replaced existing vessel sink). He had no difficulty at all, but he did not require a cutting template. Sorry I could not be of any help. The sink (I actually installed two of them) looks great and fits the space extremely well.
2284186
My vanity had a two inch hole the could have been smaller for the faucet base. Might have to be that big to get the water line connectors down through it though. Looks great, works GREAT.
1598133
I think the marble top could sit on the vanity. You might have to modify the faucet and drainpipes underneath, though, so that it looks right/proportional on top.
1859182
Check out this website. This is the method I used and it turned out great! The site I'm listing also links to another tutorial--I recommend reading both. Good luck! http://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/2012/09/bathroom-cabinets-makeover-my-first-ever-grown-up-diy-project.html
510229
It's more of a matte finish, but smooth and slight sheen on the inside side walls of the sink. Tip: Do not punch out the pre-drilled holes unless you are confident on how to do it. You run the potential of cracking the sink. I suggest using a Dremel cutting tool.
1315040
you _could_ drill holes, but it won't be easy to get them to line up... and it scratches VERY easily!!! ours showed signs the first time we put a cast iron skillet in it! the scratching plus the "too hard to clean" corners would make me not recommend this sink.
852956
Unless it's going to be very precise and match the 3 other holes, I be leary of doing that. If you have the right tools though, certainly, the capability is there to accommodate a 4th hole. The sink itself is sturdy enough too so from that point of view, I wouldn't foresee it as being an issue. That's just my own personal take on it though. I've been extremely happy with this sink.
1988162
The sink comes with the faucet shown in the picture. I believe it had three holes and they were 8 inches apart. I love the vanity. For the price it is a very good- looking vanity.
1861818
I use it in a modern setting and it looks good there. My only word of caution is to make sure that the countertop hole (where the faucet goes through) is sufficiently close enough to the sink. It is a short design and the water will fall too close to the edge if you violate this. Good luck.