What is the clearance from the backsplash for the Grohe 32 298 SD0 (RealSteel Stainless) model?
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Fully depends on where you drill the hole for the faucet. Now if the question is how much clearance is needed for the faucet to operate...then the answer is you can place the flanged base (not the same as the hole) right against the backsplash and your faucet will operate fine. Personally I'd give myself a half inch or so to be able to clean behind the base.
1243120
My faucet is only about an inch from the backsplash but it is okay because the hot water comes out when the handle is straight up, maybe a tad back. For cold water you bring the handle forward. It works very well in a tight area.
1243121
Less than 2mm, it's very close but just enough room to pass a cloth between the two to keep clean.
323000
Don't know if it will or won't but I don't think you should gamble as it did not fit all the Grohes I had. Fit some of the sink heads but not all models.
893790
I get approximately 1 1/4". I allowed for the thickness of my thick asymmetrical grips by lining up my straight edge just outside the grip end caps. I had cut off 1 1/2" from both bar ends, so the sweep might have been an 1 1/2" to 1 3/4" originally. You have a lot of effective range choice in backsweep with a 5" rise by rotating the bar in the stem clamp.
188187
I used the Kraus KBG-200-30. I believe it was made for the Kraus equivalent of this sink, so it fits perfectly and everything lines up great. Kraus KBG-200-30 Stainless Steel Bottom Grid
2058138
Andrea,You get 3-4 inches in clearance. Very happy with the product. There is a lot of cutting so be prepared.
1955891
The install sheet has the under sink measurements. I had mine install with the granite counter bythe counter people, so not sure what they cut out. Go to home depot and look on there box as they stock these only higher. You might call Kraus as well. Hope this helps.
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If your backsplash is a few feet long it can. Mine is a little over 9 feet and I scrapped this material for 18 gauge stainless steel because of the difficulty of managing this thin material. The additional cost of SS sheet is worth the effort and cost.
1408491
Not sure exact but I have sitting on counter next to stove top and if it were flat against backsplash (plug is up higher and does not impact) it is about 12" depth wise. It does not go past the back burner. Sits nicely on my small section of the counter. When door opens, it comes about to back of the front burner. Hope this helps.
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It's about 2/3 towards the back. Search for Swanstone ST-1F-010,or go to "www.theswancorp.com/images/link_spec/ST1F_ST1W.pdf"
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I do not know but it fitss my Bemis perfectly. The bolt/scre spacing should be standard. I would measure the Kohler length and width and compare.
1683782
Hello,I used the unit for few days and than put it aside.We could not use it because after installing it on the kitchen sink faucet there was not enough clearance to use pots and pans in the sink.Thank you!
211636
Don't have exact measurements, but I have no problem with clearance using a scope with a 40mm bell on a Marlin 795.
290837
You don't say how much clearance you do have. This unit requires19¼" high. If you don't have 19¼ clearance below your sink it won't fit. I had 20 inches and it wouldn't work under my counter. The company refunded my money with out any problems though. Bought the smaller 20qt, but didn't think that through very well, 20 quarts is more for a bathroom installation. Ended up using my old 13 gal slide out. Was disappointed because I really wanted it attached to the door.
74103
Yes; we ended up putting the handle at an angle because our sink is an antique and the backsplash was very close. Otherwise, easy install.
938607
It is barely 1 1/2" clearance, but, the unit is so sturdy, and glides so easily, that it might be worth shimming so you could use it. This one works much better than another I purchased from a different source.
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No. The lip is small enough to permit opening the drawers, dishwasher door, etc. The backsplash is perhaps 3 inches high; the lip more like 1/2 inch (roughly the same thickness as my countertop).
4343
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. The drain lever is behind the faucet body and travels nearly straight up and down. Total travel is about 2 inches but never goes higher than the faucet handle. It extends behind the base about an inch or less, so if your wall or backsplash is that close, things might be tight. Good luck.