If I were to buy a plug for the sink how deep you I need it
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I do not understand the question. If you are still looking for an answer please ask again. I will answer quicker. Thanks Clark
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Sink came broken in over 100 pieces. I could not even make out the drain aperture. Never mention have any idea of what size plug would fit it. If you have not ordered it, I would rethink buying it. The shipping they use is ridiculous...Hope that helps.
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A standard lavatory drain will work. This sink has an overflow built in. You could use a pop up drain style or a grid drain for this lavatory. You do not need any special drain. Be sure you have backing in the wall to hang the lav.
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YES - See Glen R. Finley answer. His is spot on at 9.25" for the unit itself. The plugs are also on the rear of the unit - so you will need to plan for the depth of any of your plugs, whether plugging cords straight in; right angle; or small power transformers. The side-rails for mounting allow you to adjust the inset depth for mounting in a cabinet.
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The sink itself has 3 1-2 inch opening. The sink I got came with a plastic reducer and drain plug for smaller sizes.
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You can locate the plug where ever you want it so that should not be an issue. The plug cable is quite long.
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No plugs or covers are included with the sink. You can purchase them or things like soap dispensers to fill the unused holes or look for a sink that only has the number of holes you'll need.
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Cindy, The sink is about 6 inches deep. The plastic one I originally had in place was about 5 inches deep. I sure like the stainless one better!!
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If you have the 4 prongs on the bottom. I would spend the extra money any get the hole ficm.
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grate inside bottom for drainage with a removable plug on bottom to drain excess
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If you have a stainless steel sink that is top mounted, the plugs will be ok. However if you have a granite counter with an under mount sink I don't know if I would like that look. However, you might be able to use one hole opening to accommodate your soap dispense and the other hole for a push button garbage disposal switch.
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The drain does not come with the sink. Your local hardware store will have one.
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Deep enough to fit AEM or Autometer gauges. Probably a little more then 2in
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Hello, I honestly can not remember the size of the drain but they do sell the pop up drain plug that works great. I love my sink. I bought the sink drain plug and a unique faucet all together and i get a lot of compliments on it. I love the combination and it cleans up nicely too.
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Im a contractor if you have enough flat counter space your sink hole can be enlarged. This is a normal size sink for a normal size kitchen. I just installed one in a 1960 kitchen with out changing a thing. works fine and its cheap!
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Standard 6 ft from wall jack to unit. Gives you some depth if you're concerned having to reach out to an outlet.
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It is a breeze to install. EXCEPT it is really wide and deep so i couldnt fit it under my sink without moving all the plumbing. However, if not for that, no problem to hook up to pipes.
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It's not much. A standard 15- or 20-amp outlet (like one that is probably under your sink for a garbage disposal) will suffice.
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Also, the plug is maybe an inch of the total 5" length (den. 5 x 4.5 x 1.1 inches). You should be able to measure before you buy to see.