my hot/cold water supplies come through the cabinet bottom, should I be able to easily drill holes for them to pass through the drip tray?
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My under sink plumbing was rather low and worried me if the tray would work but it did. Fit perfect! No adjustments needed. If your pipes come up from the floor then you can easily drill thru this material. Just make sure your width and depth measurements are correct. I love this product. Hope this helps.
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I installed an under mount sink with granite counter - no problems. Cabinet is well made for the price and I would image you would have no problems with vessel type. You would want to manage clearances for faucet.
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No. Some units from delta can and are designed that way. This unit is not. It secures through the two outside holes If further questions, I suggest you contact delta faucet directly.
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Yes but it would be really cold and I think uncomfortable to use. We hired a plumber and extended the water lines to our sink lines (hot and cold) as we didn't have a close hot water line either.
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I am not sure. I suppose you could but I don't think you could get enough water in the bottom. You might end up boiling the ones on the bottom. Does that make sence?
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I easily just converted mine to a dual tap this weekend, and it was pretty easy. The tower I used was the "Double Tap Draft Beer Tower- Stainless Steel- 3" Diameter with Perlick Perl 525PC Faucets" (you can copy/paste from within the quotes to find here on amazon). I Drilled through the top, and ran the hosing down through the original hole. As this is a plate chiller fridge, there "shouldn't" be any refrigerant lines running through the rest of the fridge. Just be VERY VERY careful when drilling to not hit the plate inside the fridge (I nearly had a disaster with mine). Since the adding the new tower, I haven't noticed any issues or changes with the machine. It still runs as often (and loudly) as it did before. PLEASE NOTE: Drill with caution if you pursue this route. I am not a professional, I just made educated guesses when setting this up, so proceed at your own risk.
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Well, you can and I did, but let me tell you why and give you a cautionary note. In my case, it was a remote bathroom sink. It takes forever for the hot water to get over there. So I put this under the sink with a dedicated 30A circuit, attached to the hot water side. It is however heating cold water, because the water in the hot water pipe coming from the other side of the house is invariably cold. This allows someone to wash their hands with warm/hot water instead of waiting 5 minutes with the water running. You would never need 5 minutes worth of hot water at that sink. Now, what would happen beyond that? Well, if you kept running the water on full hot until the hot water from the house system reached this unit, it would continue to heat the water anyway, resulting in scalding hot water coming out of the tap. So depending on your application, you may want to do it the way I did. Or not.
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Not unless you have a system. This faucet is sold with a heater which goes under the cabinet. In our case we have a osmosis system in the center island which gives us filtered hot and cold water. This water also is piped underground to our ice maker in the refrigerator.
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I have a 6 1/4" travel mug that easily clears the spout when the drip tray is removed. If I'm filling a large thermos I pull out the coffee reservoir and pour directly from there. It too, has a spout. But be very careful doing that! It's really hot!
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Seems odd. Most toilets are in a bathroom with a lav (sink) close by. I simply drilled a small inconspicuous hole for the supply line in the cabinet and tapped the hot water supply for the sink. If you can locate a hot water line farther away, you might splice the supply line for the bidet using copper supply line or high pressure nylon line and fittings from the hardware store like the line used for evaporative coolers or ice makers. I know Ace Hardware as well as others have those supplies. Hop this helps.
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The drip tray is pictured. It did not fit my type of toilet. I ended up just placing it on the floor under the tank. Sort of worked.
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It connects to the faucet and sits on the countertop... The instructions say not to run hot water (only cold) through it. I think hot might mess up the filter media.
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Yes, as long as the cooler has a flat spot where the spout would come out. If it is rounded you might have some leaking.
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Raise water container until you get flow (assuming the pipe and drippers are not clogged)
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Yes. I originally drilled one hole and after a few weeks it seemed to plug up and the container actually filled with water from our drip system. I ended up drilling 3 holes in bottom where there is a indentation and it drains great..
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Hi Konatka, My Hario drip pot crack and shadded when I began to pour hot water into this container. There might be some paper filters to fit, but I'm not quite sure. Best, Joseph.
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Yes, as in my case too, you can place the filter under your tank within the cabinet. There are no holes to drill, but you will have to make a couple of slots in your tank cover. These are for the inlet and outlet tubes. You probably already have one for your air tubing. Most of these tank covers have a plastic strip across the rear, with one or two glass plates forming the front of the lid. The back plastic strip usually cuts easily with scissors. Be sure and check out some of the great youtube.com videos on setting up Eheim filters. More good news - the filters are equipped with two inlet and two outlet valves with disconnects between each pair which greatly facilitate the removal and cleaning of the filter without the inadvertent release of water. Again, check out the applicable youtube.com videos. Also, since your filter canister will be within your cabinet, you might find it handy to install within your cabinet one of those inexpensive battery-powered adhesive-backed lights for when you need to access the canister or other stuff within the cabinet.