I have a 1.5 inch hole in my granite and I am wondering if this will fit or will it fall through?
587822
It will not fall through, but not by a big margin. The top plate measures 1 and 3/4 inches wide, which will leave you with coverage of 1/8th inch all around the hole.
1027542
My best answer would just to give you the measurement of the hole itself. The diameter is 1/2" exactly. I found this a handy item if the batter you are using isn't thick. The batter should be almost pourable. I use it mainly for pancakes to avoid drips from the bowl to the griddle. Worth it for us because our family loves pancakes!
1953416
The instructions say 1 inch diameter. I believe that was what I used to install it. But the spout fits tightly and is offset in the hole. See my review in installing it.
941486
I am surprised no one has answered this simple question. The widest threaded part of the drain is almost exactly 1.5 inches in diameter so it would easily fit a 1 and 5/8 hole.
1846524
If the actual hole is 5 1/8" you will be close. You still may encounter some plaster dust since the spring loaded keepers need a little extra clearance.
216513
Yes, we had it attached to our granite island, although ours was3 cm (or 1-1/2") thick. As long as it opens that much it should be ok
1026502
The instructions say to drill a 1 1/8 Inch hole, I didn't have a 1 1/8 Inch bit so I drilled a 1 Inch hole. It was a little tight but it fits. The piece is threaded so if the material is soft, mine was fiberglass, you can screw it in.
2113718
I think it is about 1/2" to maybe 3/4". It a spring kind of thing. I might be possible to "wind" it through the hole.
315703
It should be fine, as it is a 2.5" diameter, it should cover with a little to spare. My sink opening is 1 3/4" too, so it will fit. These are gorgeous and for the price, you cant beat it. I even bought a spare set. Good luck
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??
347060
Mine is a 1 1/2 inch pipe, but I'm sure you can use a reducer/adapter to fit.
1499224
Our granite cut out was just under 24" to accomodate the sink. The bowl tapers in to 20" at the bottom. I can't be for certain, but if the opening is under 24" and tapers inward... and you had 24+" clearance to let the sink drop in there would be no issues. If I were you I would go for it. Tell your contractor to make it happen! The very worst situation is that you would have to return it and get a credit, but I don't see that having to happen.
872802
One and half inch hoes in the hole. Top is 3 and one quarter. It is designed to go into any sink. I have a waste king, unknown the number. It should fit your sink. It's a great product. Nothing gets down the drain
1017791
Mine was tight in a 1 1/8" hole. I held it up to a 1 1/2" hole saw and I say no. The flange would not be large enough. Buy the 3/4" one and bush it down if you have to.Good luck, Mike
1891655
I used it for a 1" square pipe , the opening is 1&1/4". even with the two set screws it was not tight -so I just bought a small container of premixed cement to fill in the gap - worked fine - very solid
1138129
Actually, I have not installed this yet, but it will be installed in a 1" thick wood countertop.If your concern is drilling a hole through 1" granite, my advise is to find a professionalwho can do it for you. I don't know if a diamond tipped drill bit in an average electric drill would do it. For starters, the drill bit will tend to skate all over the surface.If you do manage to get the hole started in the right spot, it would be a long, tedious process & without extreme care you might chip the granite.
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We have a Silestone counter, which I believe is similar in thickness to a granite counter. We installed this unit with no problem.