How long is the threaded portion of the drain, from under the lip to the tip of the threaded pipe? I have a thick countertop and sink. Thanks
491300
2 3/4", My application was a stone vessel sink on a 3" concrete countertop to make it work have to mount the drain on the sink and open the drain hole in the countertop enough to recess the jamb nut on the bottom of the sink. Next countertop I cast, I'll add an additional collar in the casting for the nut.The tail piece is plenty long enough. The drain does not have a country of origin, but it exceptionally well made and half the price of the competition. hope this 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??
491302
It appears to be about 2"+ of threads, we have an 1 1/4" top and about 1/2" thick sink and there is about 1/2" of thread left.
491303
Aprox. 3" I installed mine last year, I looked under my sink and I have about 2" under the lock nut and my sink is 1" thick.
491304
We have a standard laminate counter and there is an extra inch of thread after going thru the vessel sink and counter top. I hope this helps.
5792
What does this mean. The drain has to be at least 12" from the back wall? If so is this from the center of the pipe? Thanks
1705847
If you push the handle all the way back to the hot position or pull it all the way forward for cold. I would say the distance is less than an inch in either direction from measuring at that ring that you can see at the base of the faucet where it attaches to the counter mount. I have a granite surround which measures 5 inches from wall to sink edge, and my faucet is mounted in the center of it with approximately two and half inches behind and two and half inches in front from centerpoint and the handle does not get anywhere near the wall. I put a wooden spoon handle behind my faucet just now and it appeared to not go deeper than the actual water spout portion of the faucet, certainly not more than half an inch behind the actual faucet stem that transports the water.
1039047
As close as I can get measuring the installed drain the threads appear to be about an inch long on my drain, though the photo appears to show them much longer. My drain has been installed a long time, so maybe the design has changed. Maybe you can call or look at manufacturers website.
1227273
Since there is no gaskett around the lip it should fit, i am not installer, however. We had the fellow who built our counter and covered it install the sink. I would suggest you visit Lowes with a tape before you invest or call a counter maker first.
550137
No, it's 12 1/2 inches from counter to top of faucet. The 24 inches may be the overall length including the part under the sink. We love ours, works nicely on our small 2nd kitchen sink that we use for prep.
47535
I had my contractor set the sink at an angle so corners are at front/back/sides and placed the faucet on the right rear flat side of the sink. From the middle of the faucet hole to the middle of the drain hole is about 12.25 inches. Make sure the spout end overhangs beyond the sink edge - mine is close and occasionally drips on the edge when first turning it on slowly, so I would go at least 12.5 to 12.75 if I was doing it again, but I love it! (Mine had a couple sharp spots along the top outer edge, I used fine grain sandpiper to lightly smooth it).
1834614
I used the nut on the threaded stem to secure to sink. The stem was not long enough to reach through my standard over the top mount sink, so I had to notch my granite little wider than od of the nut.
1233054
I have my sink undermounted beneath a granite countertop that is about 1 1/4" thick. On the small side of the sink, I measure about 8" to the bottom of the granite countertop, so it is about 9 1/4" from the bottom of the sink to the top of the counter. On the large side of the sink, it is about 9 1/2" from the bottom of the sink to the bottom of the granite countertop. So it is about 10 3/4" from the bottom of the sink to the top of the countertop. The divider in the middle rises to about 2" below the top of the countertop. I am very happy with my granite sink.
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hello robert. the lines are approx 12" long past the faucet, so approx 2-feet long. they are steel braided, 3/8" on both ends. They fit the standard bathroom shut off valve. Make sure the lines are tight at the top so you have no leaks. great water flow. very nice. hangs over the sink perfectly so the water stays in the sink. good luck...dave
4343
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. The drain lever is behind the faucet body and travels nearly straight up and down. Total travel is about 2 inches but never goes higher than the faucet handle. It extends behind the base about an inch or less, so if your wall or backsplash is that close, things might be tight. Good luck.
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I installed one in our home about 2 months ago. How thick is the total thickness from top of surface to underside of counter top? As I recall, there is a threaded pipe with @ least 2 inches of thread. You put the lock washer on and run up the nut to secure. As far as the water lines which are about 3 feet long, how far away is the incoming water? Your probably OK but if need be, you could buy an extension. TIP - I found it was very helpful to color code the water lines on the small picture showing the setup connections.The connection diagram was very small and when black lines cross black lines its too easy to make a mistake. Good luck - Richard from S.C.
1366687
So sorry for the delay. Measuring from the surface where the pump sits to the point where the threads begin for the discharge pipe is indeed less than 4". Hopefully you will have room!
1003922
From the sink to the discharge pipe is approximately 6 inches. From the top of the unit to the discharge pipe is approximately 4 inches.
1568983
Good morning Michael F, the measurement from center of fixture (center of drain pull) to edge of water spout is 5 inches. the water spout extends over the sink 3 1/4 inches. I hope that answers your question. Marilee
736598
I am not aware of any restrictiion to (normal) counter thickness. The mounting all thread stem is approximately 3.5 to 4 inches long as I recall and the thickness would be restricted to the length of the mounting stem. Hope this helps!
1208888
I believe it is 1/8" NPT (National Pipe Thread). I didn't try threading it onto a known NPT fitting, but I'm pretty sure it is.