is this faucet good for a average size bathroom sink?
524967
Yes it would be fine. It has a 4" center to center mounting. It has a swing spout with a garden hose fitting. If you want an aerator end make sure you order the correct one.
254359
This is a 'bar' faucet. It complements the larger version, but is too small for a standard kitchen sink. We used this with the single bar sink.
201390
Actually, I'm not that precise with measurements, but it was the standard size, I have a Kohler sink & it's perfect!
1114720
No, I would say it is too large for a bathroom sink. It is perfect for a kitchen sink or in the bathtub.
1540314
I never questioned the faucet dimensions; I just liked the faucet, its build characteristics, and appearance. It was also one of the few high-quality that didn't project above the countertop obtrusively. When it cam I installed it in a very standard builders' grade sink opening. It has worked wonderfully ever since. It is one of the best faucets I have ever owned. If I could get to the hole, I would measure it for you. I encountered some issues when installing it, but these were consequences of how the previous builders' plumber installed it in a new home. All were overcome successfully with a little thought. The hardest part was removing the first faucet-they didn't think anyone would want to do that for years.
1270935
I don't know the diameter of the faucet but I believe that if you have a sink that is less 20 years old they are all standard. Here is the customer service number for Price Pfister 800 732 8238.
1884089
It fit in both small sink and regular sink. Little slippery when wet, so it should work
1275173
I would not recommend this vanity going into your space. Even at 70.87" that it specifies on the spec sheet, it can still vary by + or - a half inch. I would hate for you to get it and it be too large. The faucets are a chrome single hole, single handle style.
1878309
My granite counter tops are about an inch thick, so you should be fine. I have this faucet in both of my bathrooms. The handles seem a little fragile, compared to all the other ones I have ever had, but I really like the look of them so I'm happy with my purchase.
1351564
Sorry. The faucet is about 2 inches wide and 13" tall. We put this on a vanity made from barnwood and it looks great.
1103771
We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps
2019413
I installed this faucet in a standard width granite countertop for my bar sink and had no problems. Looks and works great!
914788
I don't have an exact measurement, but the faucet fit a standard 3-hole sink. It's in one of our rental units, otherwise I'd measure it for you. Hope my answer helps!
1904833
If you refering the base of the faucet I believe its standard size hole for kitchen sink.
6257
It's big enough for a regular kitchen sink, but not a giant sink. Mid-size, double bowl should work easily if you can place it in the middle. There is no hose, so you may want to invest in one. We have it in our bar - it looks great, but I'm glad we went with a medium-large bar sink so it doesn't look too big for the sink. Our sink is 19'' x 19'' and the faucet stands 12'' high from the countertop & extends a little over 6'' into the sink. I would use it in my kitchen if we installed a hose with it.
2130060
Stefannie, if your holes in the granite are the same as a standard hole in a sink this faucet should fit. Unfortunately I cannot give you the diameter as I have installed the faucet. I would recommend this faucet!
673428
It depends on the gap between your wall and the back of the sink. If it is around 4" you should be fine, any counter surface wider than that and it would feel odd. Also make sure you are ok with having a faucet that wide over your sink. The other bit of advice I would give is that you need to have at least 6" of depth in your wall cavity to make this fit with the hardware that is provided.