If using a mini widespread faucet with4-12 in option for mounting, what would be the maximum spread to use?
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I'm assuming you are talking about a 4-1/2" widespread faucet. I think that I would keep it at the 4-1/2" mark, and not go any wide. Just because the interior dimensions of this sink are 13" x 10.25". DirectSinks
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There is no mounting flange integrated into this faucet. You will have to somehow firmly secure the pipe that this faucet is screwed to.
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7 inches to 9 inches spread. If your pipes are 6 inches apart this faucet will not fit.
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I used the 4 I bought with with rectangular under-mount sinks and I do not see why a round one should not work. The rectangular ones are not much more and look more interesting.
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The opening is 3/4 of an inch, so your faucet must be at least greater than 3/4 of an inch in diameter.
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Thank you for your interest in Goedeker's! While the manufacturer does not actually give this information online, I would not assume that it will allow for a wide-set faucet. Every picture the manufacturer gives shows a single hole faucet. I would say the safest thing to do is get the vanity first and faucets later. If you have any other questions, please feel free to call us at 1-888-768-1710. Thank you and have a great day! -Danielle at Goedeker's
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Dear Janice,Thank you for your inquiry.This is 4" Centerset spread faucet. Your would need 2 holes measured 4" from center of one hole to center of the other hole, plus one hole for spout. Please click on the link below to see specs: http://www.premierfaucet.com/PDFs/118020Spec.pdfWe do have many in stock and Brushed Nickel finish is available.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA800-683-7960Mon to Fri 8am-5pm EST
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it depends on your plumbing configuration. This is not typical triangle corner mount vanity set.
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Dear Michelle, The faucet request at least 12 inches in width for installation; otherwise the handles and the main faucet will be too close, which is not beautiful.
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I don't think this is an option. I would suggest another faucet. This one is a very cheap model.
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It certainly wouldn't hurt. I would think it might be a good idea if you have a ranch style home with faucets at opposite ends of the house. I would suggest using just the one valve initially. You could always add another. All my installs have only required one valve.
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i bought a standard 4" from hd, installed, even added a pedestal to it. a bead of calk to seal the deal and it looks better thanif i left the pipes and lines exposed. all this in a bathroom that had 30" from wall to wall...wash hands slowly and you'll be just fine!~
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You might try a larger supply line to the faucet and adapt down just as the supply reaches the faucet.
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I looked it up on the Peerless site and it looks like 4". So, the answer to your question would be, "no." I am not sure Amazin will allow the link, but I will try to paste it. http://www.peerlessfaucet.com/bath/product/p299685lf.html
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Depends on 2 things...water pressure at your home, selection of radius screw, ...the description indicates maximum spread. For myself, with 50 PSI water pressure, I adjust the screw to a radius of about 12 feet. Hope this helps.
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I would have to say no the base of the faucet is quite large and I believe it would be too crowded to put into a 4 inch spacing
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http://www.deltafaucet.ca/bath/details/3538-mpu-dst.html this is Canadian website with specification of the faucet; but, you have to use your judgement, so the space is not too tight. Also depends of the debth of the cabinet, if has 'hanging-off' edges of mirror, or not. The faucet is great. buy it, install it, and then decide