Is the spout drain adjustable? I have a lip around my sink, approx .5-.75" high &amp; 2" wide. Will the spout clear this to drain efficiently?
507661
the spout is not adjustable [pull/push in/out] but the spout is 1" longer that the legs so, it may work with your sink it works fine with mine
1848502
My sink is recessed from counter, being an old kitchen. It is about 6 inches from spout to sink, and about 5 inches to counter. I love this faucet.
329295
Yes there is plenty of room. I have a lip from the counter to the sink it goes up almost 1/4 inch. I have no problems draining into the sink. With plenty of room to spare.
1390687
Hi, first of all...this faucet is beautiful! The stainless is a nice quality and we are very happy with our purchase. Our faucet has a clearance of 4" from the center of the base to the backsplash. You want to be able to freely move the handle and keep in mind the cold setting is towards the back.
298447
Hi, Janette. You are right, the front feet are longer. This gives me a perfectly flat surface, because the sink itself was installed with a slight tilt so that water goes down the drain. I was never even aware of the different length of the feet until you asked, but I see now that it is quite pronounced.
1519106
It is a shallow sink - about 3 inches in depth. The built-in overflow is at 2 inches. I'm happy with mine.
1073880
The spout sticks out about 1" maybe 1.5". The board can sit flat on the counter or if you need to adjust the legs to get a slight slant for the water to run off then it would be about 1/2". This is one of the best products I've ever purchased, I really love this board. No more water running off the edge of the sink washing out the grout.
1816328
It's 2 1/2 inches above the counter. The spout is long enough to extend about 2 inches into the sink. Depends on your install. I like it since you don't have to unscrew anything to refill it. Just pull up on the pump unit and fill. Use a funnel, though.
654119
Yes, Diane, it does taper on the bottom. If your sink is a little bigger than 13" wide and 14" long, you should be fine.
1810312
14-1/4" x 18-3/4" The 14-1/4" side flares up 3/4" to contain any liquid on it. The 18-3/4" which is angled has a lip that raises it 1-5/8" so that it sits at that much of an angle to drain any liquid. When I measured it at the highest point it was 2". That includes the 1-5/8" lip and the 3/4" flare. I bought it because my Swan sink lip is about 3/8" above the counter. Therefore most drain boards do not have enough angle to drain because they sit close to level. This one angles very good. It wants to slide around so I put a little piece of embossed rubber at the high end that stopped the sliding. I am also careful not to put anything too heavy on it because it looks fragile, but may not be. It does not cut as good as my regular cutting boards (but they get pretty yucky after a lot of knife marks). This one does not get the knife marks probably because the hard surface is embossed. I mostly use it for cutting large heads of Romain lettuce. It does great for that! The other reviewers said the four little 1/2" attached clear rubber feet come off. This has happened. I push them back on and check them frequently. I do need them. Hope this helps in your decision I would buy it again.
753256
Hi, this will only cover the drain itself as the total diameter is exactly 2.75" thank you
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.
1188444
No, it certainly doesn't. The "bump" actually conceals the typical overflow holes that any normal sink would have. It's a beautiful sink, but do pay attention to the pedestal portion (2 of 2 parts) that can have a mold/casting problem. Not bacteria, just form. I sent my first one back, the second was more straight but 0.5 in taller...makes a difference for such a tall sink.
753255
This drain cover would not cover an opening that is 4.25 inches wide. You might be able to drop it into the 2.75" part of the drain and let it sit there. The drain cover is shaped so you can use it in either a concave, or convex position. The product is good quality and works well. I'm sure you can return it if it doesn't fit.
1314503
I'm back home.......drain board has 3 legs. Drain spout can be moved depending on which direction you use it. ....N/S or E/W
1724563
Adjustable to a point if you are going to use common drain. If not, they are adjustable but remember the side panels where they face each other is open and too much adjustment and the hole in the side of the casing will be visible.
272752
The drain opening is a standard 3.5 inches. I love everything about this sink!