Do I need to make a hole in my sink area or countertop to install the faucet that comes with it?
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yes, but some installers use the hole for the spray attachment if it isn't used much and cap off the fitting under the faucet. the hole is only about 7/16 or 1/2 inch in diameter and usually put in the corner of the stainless steel sink.
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If your sink is not predrilled with a hole, then yes if you plan to use a sink faucet. If you plan to route it to your fridge water dispenser only, then no. We removed the soap dispenser on our sink and just used that hole.
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If there is not already one there - yes. I just took out a soap dispenser that was mounted to my sink. If you must cut a hole I would do some homework first. Your sink is likely made of stainless steel, so make sure you have the appropriate tool.
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Hi Cheery Girl, Yes, you will have to drill a hole unless you want to sacrifice say a hand sprayer using a previously drilled hole.
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No, it was just a hole. But the faucet you get should include a matching drain plug (same finish). Most of the newer faucets come with the full assembly
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no not completely you have to attach the sink and install the faucet and drain. also since the cabinet has a drawer the drain have to be aligned precisely.
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The instructions that come with the faucet explain that the hole you would drill into the counter top is large enough to allow installation of the faucet. The faucet comes with a "cap" that fits under the faucet at the counter top and that will cover the hole that you drill. If you are not retrofitting an old counter with an existing hole then you should not need any type of cap. I did not use any items other than what was included.
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My countertop is also a single hole faucet, the base size is roughly about an inch in diameter. I decide to use the optional mounting plate in mine since my sink is not an under mounted sink.
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There are no faucet holes in the sink, only the drain. The faucet must be passed through a counter top, typically granite, within which the sink is housed.
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I looked up my original order from last year: it says 'one hole faucet with additional knockouts' -- I used a one hole faucet so my handyman didn't need to do any additional reconfiguration... the knockouts may be more apparent on the underside of the sink?!?!? suggestion: call amazon and ask them for # of Pegasus company and call... if they want the sale, they should be VERY helpful... happy holidays -- hope you get the answer you need!!! :) angela
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We installed it as an undermount and put the smaller section on the right and the larger section on the left. As an undermount sink, you can install it either way, because the faucet gets installed directly in the countertop, rather than in the sink itself. We are very happy with this sink so far.
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The sink comes with additional holes spaced evenly on either side of the middle. So, you can chose which ones you want punched out onto your countertops. We used one of the holes to put a soap dispenser next to the right of our faucet.
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I Installed A Pull Out Faucet In My Mustee Wall Mount Sink. I Used American Standard. I Did Need To Enlarge The Center Hole And Had To Buy Faucet Hole Fillers For The Two Side Holes. It Works Great.
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Hi! As you can see in the picture, there are no faucet holes. We knew we were installing a wall mount faucet, and chose this sink accordingly. It is undermount; we built a base mount for it, and the countertop was cut to rest around & against the sink tightly, with a thin bead of caulk in between The only thing I would do differently now, is mount the faucet lower on the wall and use a faucet that extends out farther, as we have "splash" problems with water getting on the counter part at the top/back portion of sink. But, this was a design flaw on our part; all-in-all we are very happy with this sink. I hope this helps! Hi! As you can see in the picture, there are no faucet holes. We knew we were installing a wall mount faucet, and chose this sink accordingly. It is undermount; we built a base mount for it, and the countertop was cut to rest around & against the sink tightly, with a thin bead of caulk in between The only thing I would do differently now, is mount the faucet lower on the wall and use a faucet that extends out farther, as we have "splash" problems with water getting on the counter part at the top/back portion of sink. But, this was a design flaw on our part; all-in-all we are very... » Read More Hi! As you can see in the picture, there are no faucet holes. We knew we were installing a wall mount faucet, and chose this sink accordingly. It is undermount; we built a base mount for it, and the countertop was cut to rest around & against the sink tightly, with a thin bead of caulk in between The only thing I would do differently now, is mount the faucet lower on the wall and use a faucet that extends out farther, as we have "splash" problems with water getting on the counter part at the top/back portion of sink. But, this was a design flaw on our part; all-in-all we are very happy with this sink. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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It comes with it's own faucet. You'll likely need to drill a hole in your sink to install. They also make a counter version if you don't want to do that
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There are no faucet holes. This sink is set into your cabinets Ina manner that should allow several inches on counter space behind to install the faucets.
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No, you will still need the supply lines from the source and inline valves as well. The faucet is plumbed with incoming lines but will need supply lines to complete the installation. This is common and they are readily purchased at any local plumbing supply store. The sinks are very nice and just as advertised. We also put silicone around the base of the sink where they meet the countertop as an extra caution. That is personal perference.
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my cabinet was custom made. I bought the sink before the granite was cut, and the sink was installed to fit flush against the granite edge. The faucet holes were drilled into the granite.
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Make sure you do a lay out of the hole and circumference of the sink first tha will determine where the faucet will be position, I am a granite guy I've done this numerous times, lay out is the trick.
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The sink I received had one faucet hole centered in the "flat" area to the left of the lower shelf ledge inside the sink. With that said the sink is plastic and can be field drilled to accommodate many faucets. My faucet has three holes and we just drilled the 2 additional holes with a hole saw.