Can you install the faucet so the lever is not on the right? We have a soap dispenser already on the right about 1" from our faucet (builder error)...
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I installed it looking forward so it goes left and right instead of back and forth. I guess you can installed to the left
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Yes. The granite installers initially thought I would get my hand wet but we don't by putting it facing forward front and center under the top. I love this faucet and have been told this is a great buy. I bought 2, one for my laundry room, and both are facing forward. We couldn't put ours on the side because the upper level of granite was in the way of turning the water all the way cold. You can spin it around into any position you want before the installers glue it in place.
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1st off, what type of sink do you have? If you have the standard stainless steel sink with 3/4 holes, this will not work. This is for a single hole sink. 2nd, Yes, can be installed either left or right. Installed mine last week and at 1st was going to have the handle on the left. If you really wanted it on the right, you could take out the soap dispensor and cap the hole, which come in different colors. Hopes this helps.
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You can position the faucet lever in any position that you like. The whole thing rotates nicely, and can be locked down using the securing washer from below the counter.
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As far as installing the faucet so the lever is centered over the sink, maybe if your sink faucet holes are not pre-drilled on your sink its possible to drill the faucet mounting holes at an offset so the lever falls center of the sink, but of course the downspout would NOT be centered. (The trade off). And as to if the lever can be installed so it falls to the left side, it is possible to mount the faucet assembly opposite of the instructions. But, the RED and BLUE (Hot/Cold) temperature markers would be facing away from you and the lever would be pushed away from you instead of towards you. Definitely not the way to go if it was me on both instances.
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We replaced an existing soap dispenser and it fit perfectly. I would think it requires whatever the standard size hole is. We have had ours for over a year now and finish is fine. Faucet and dispenser seem solidly built and look great. Fingers crossed we have no issues with the finish in the future.
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Hi Mary, you can go to Home Depot or Ace hardware and buy a handy soap dispenser or a false plug for the extra hole since your faucet just needs 3 holes
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Not that I know of. What's pictured on the Amazon page is exactly what it looks like after being installed. The little lever controls the flow of hot water (whose temperature can be set on the water-containing unit below the sink), and when installing, you have a choice in what direction you want the lever to operate--front, rear, left or right to make the water flow. It's been a reliable unit.
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we installed ours with the handle towards the front not towards the side as pictured. an option that might work for you.
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The faucet has a 360 spin. I suppose you could install it on the left but then everything would be reversed...for example the hot would be in the forward position and cold would be in the back position.
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For the faucet, yes. But if you want to install the soap dispenser, you will need another hole.
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The prongs cannot be moved. I have not had any issues with the soap slipping thru but I usually put a new bar in when it gets close and mix them together. The prongs are 1 1/4 apart
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This is an easy fix. You can install the faucet with the handle facing you. It works fine and looks great.
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There is a small nut from the new device that is suppose to fit into position once you have removed the on-off handle from your existing spigot/faucet. Thats gotten fit or your hosed (pun intended). The best thing to do is check the manufacturere's website as they have a very helpful video that will detail the installation. Good luck.
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I have a single handle kohler faucet (14 inches high and extends about 10 inches to just above the hole) and placed it in the middle with the soap dispenser on the left side. looks good.
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I had no problem with mine fitting. Are you in the US where faucets are standard size? I thought all would be the same. If it is metric, the threads would be different from standard, but I did not know there were metric threads in faucets. Have you asked at a local hardware/plumbing store?
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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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That was a huge problem for us. We finally had to have a plumber install the faucet. We love the faucet, but it was impossible for us to figure out the install it ourselves. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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No. Whoever answered yes is WRONG! I ordered one ( my second attempt to get our Pilar soap dispenser to work again), and it does NOT fit, so I am returning it for a refund.
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We had the faucet installed by a plumber and have not had a single problem....other than not positioning the handle completely off. We are quite pleased with our faucet!