Remote cabin... Will this fit in the predrilled hole of a standard kitchen sink or will it neeed to be mounted through the counter behind it?
596086
This faucet has two holes. No need to mount behind a counter. I believe it would work best in a motor home space. You need to pump it in order to get water out.
596087
It would have to mount in the counter behind the sink. This really is like the old style pressure pump faucets from the 60's and early 70's when camping was truly fun but things have gotten too easy for the modern man now. I prefer this style as if used right they will not freeze nor will they corrode up like these new faucets but everyone has something they prefer the most. I wish you my best in your choice and good luck. Mrs. Curtis
395316
you can mount it either way. it is supported from the bottom. for under mount you would you would use a sealant between the sink and bottom of counter top. it does not come with mounting hardware as it is supported by the base cabinet
217177
The dimensions are as stated in the product info. It fits a standard cabinet that is mounted at a standard height above the countertop. There are two sizes of plastic spacers provided so you can adjust the unit to fit the if cabinet bottom is recessed.
59220
Probably not. If the cabinet is 15" once you subtract the thickness of the material forming the side walls (.5"ea? .75"ea) your interior dimension of the cabinet might be 13.5"-14". Don't forget that under mount sinks have brackets that attach to the bottom side of the countertop and require an additional 1" of clearance around the sink....so you need about 15 5/8" to mount it. There are ways to mount it without the supplied bracket, that's another conversation.
1386116
Yes it will, easily. I looked at mine, which is installed under the counter, and feel that there is just a bit under 0.5 inch space left on either side of the flanges in my 30" (exterior dimension, which is just about 28.5" interior) base.It would even fit in a smaller base if you make allowance (like a shallow notch) on the sides for the flanges to sit.
1702604
This is an under mount sink. The holes will need to be in the counter itself, not in the sink.
472065
Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to put it in existing counter top unless the counter can be removed/cut. It's an under mount sink. I put it in when I had granite installed in my kitchen and they had to cut the granite to fit the sink and focet holes. It's an amazing sink I absolutely love it! Hope you can work it out!
632874
Depends on how much room you have on the inside of the cabinet. I would say it is barely going to fit. The sink is 25" wide-23-1/8 on the inside. The instructions say to cut a hole 23-5/8" side by 20-5/8" deep in the counter top. We ended up cutting a hole 23-1/8" wide by 18-1/8 deep and cut holes on the backside (backsplash) of the hole for the sink to accommodate the brackets that hold the sink in place.
513234
I wouldn't think it would fit in an under-sink application. This tank (estimate) is 2ft tall. I am a licensed plumber. I ran a 1/2" pex line remotely to a basement.
1688817
No I wouldn't mount under a cabinet. It's more for on top of a counter or shelf.
1058218
I think the "above counter" reference is a mistake. The title itself says "wall-mounted".Mine is wall mounted. The sink has two holes in the back for lag screws. Just make sure you're attaching it to solid wood (cross-member) behind the wall. Hope this helps.
889631
There isn't enough space to install a faucet behind the sink on a regular 24 in cabinet. We had to return and get a regular rectangular sink. However, the faucet can be installed at the side of the faucet or at the corner.
1504168
I can't answer this because I returned the unit as the programmable feature didn't work. But it did fit under my kitchen cabinets with no problem.
292413
Hello Robin, yes I mounted our sink above the counter 1/4 " , of course I still had to remove the false front and cut into the sides of the cabinet below . the existing doors under cabinet are clear so still function. It just takes a little engineering but we wanted to see the top of the sink and not hide it undermount. I would be happy to send pics, so let me know!
1702608
This is an undermount sink. It is intended to be mounted under your counters. Faucets are mounted directly on to your countertops behind the sink. Make sure your countertops are wide enough to drill holes behind the sink's space.
725265
So it depends if you undermount or top mount it (drop-in). If you undermount it you'll have drill a hole in the counter-top as indicated by the faucet you purchase.
1096798
I installed an under mount sink with granite counter - no problems. Cabinet is well made for the price and I would image you would have no problems with vessel type. You would want to manage clearances for faucet.