Can this be installed alongside a sprayer unit on a kitchen sink? In other words, can I use one without affecting the functionality of the other?
1842799
Yes, if you don't have a pre cut hole, you can easily drill a new hole to install the faucet into.
1842800
If your sink has enough holes sure, that won't really matter, this just taps into the cold side input from the wall with a T-connector.
1842801
yes it can, but you have to have enough room under the sink (which usually isn't a problem and an extra hole in your sink or counter top, and depending on how your sprayer is mounted, you may need to purchase an extra valve (easy to find at any hardware store) to hook up the filter. If you're able to very simple plumbing projects, this will be easy. If you've never done any plumbing I might hire this one out.
1842802
Yes I was able because our sink already had a whole there with an empty plug. All I had to do is unscrew the empty plug and put the spout there. It also all assembleded easily. We had a small leak and to fix it we just tightened everything down more and haven't had any problems. We love how tastless our water is and have dumped our birita. Hope this helped.
1842803
You can have both, but because the sprayer gun and the filter faucet both need a hole to mount on your sink you will need to drill a new hole to mount the faucet if your sink has the space. I removed my sprayer to make room to install the filter faucet, and did not drill an additional hole.
1842804
Yes. This has its own spigot that you need to drill a hole for.Entire new kitchen and this is my favorite part
2055603
I can't see why not. I would look around. There's nothing wrong with this faucet but there are certainly better. I would look for one that has a spray feature. This one pulls out so you can rinse the sink with the Normal stream but then it doesn't always go back in place seamlessly. For the price I would say look around. My mom has this brand faucet and hers is sweet.
1146144
Yes, it will work. Just because the sink has three holes does not mean that you have to use all of them. We have a single central faucet and a separate sprayer on the right. The left hole is covered with a metal disk.
544653
The unit requires a dedicated hole...if your faucet has a sprayer hole you can use that. If you are installing the faucet onto the granite, you will need another hole drilled in the granite for the unit. Best I can do without seeing the set up. Hope that helps.
1976392
YES. and you can shut one off and use the other or both at the same time. Love the faucet have had it for over a couple of years and no problems. On the other hand the soap dispenser is NOT WORTH a dime. Does not work. Had it replaced and it worked for about a month and then stopped. Just does not pump the soap out of it.
1887085
If I am understanding your question correctly, Yes. My sink has a separate spray hose attachment. When I use the spray the facet shuts off. But you don't hook this filter up to the hose. You hook this filter up to the mouth of your facet. So Yes, if your hose is separated from you facet. I will post a link here if it allows me. &lt;http://homeimprovementbiz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Kitchen-remodeling-New-Kitchen-Sinks.jpeg&gt;
2252055
It is part of the unit and it does have to be connected otherwise it would leak. The sprayer could stay under the sink if not wanted.
201915
Yes you can. As is mentioned below they are completely independent of each other. I had to use a filler cap to cover one additional hole that had been drilled into my sink. But, I am very pleased with the faucet and the soap dispenser.
1071345
The faucet end pulls out to be used as a sprayer so I don't see how it could be used with those attachments, but I have not tried them on mine.
1887083
I assume the spray hose attachment is seperate from the faucet and if so yes. This hooks up directly to the faucet itself as an attachment that stays.
1420917
Since I already installed this, I don't know, but here is a link to watch the installation video which may answer your question. sinksoapdispenser.com/installation. Hope this answers your question.
2243821
Sort of. You can take it off the shower head attachment and then use your shower normally. But you cannot have the sprayer hooked up AND use your normal shower head AT THE SAME time. It's either one or the other, not both. I hope that makes sense.
2076239
What the previous person said. You can use one or the other at a time, as long as your drain is the right size, but you can't use both together.
1376082
They may be different amounts of flow? I put one in and threw the other away, and now I wish I hadn't, because I have inadequate flow for a kitchen sink (even though I have plenty of water pressure and the faucet I replaced had excellent flow). So my advice would be: try both, and hang onto whichever you don't use.
631429
I have two faucets. With one faucet, I would not be able to reach both sides of the sink with the faucet head, but with the faucet pull-out at full extension, I would be able to reach the entire sink area with spray.
1005680
yes, both can run at the same time. The sprayer is on a spring/coil so it does not extend but is pretty flexible. The spout is able to rotate. I can't rotate a full 360 in my kitchen, but I can extend past 180 so I assume it can swivel the full 360.
1455946
If you are connecting the metal part to the faucet, or connecting two garden hoses together - YES. If you are connecting a sprayer head, or if your garden hose has a plastic part that connects to the faucet - NO because its diameter is not wide enough.