would this fit on a spout where the diverter is the underside of the faucet that pull down?
1708503
It will undoubtedly fit on but whether it will stay on or not is another question...It relies on the pull up type with the button at exactly the right distance from the front.
1708504
The bottom is completely open except a strap that goes across. I would think it would fit and you would be able to use the underside.
1708505
I bought this for a faucet where there is no diverter. It works FINE, but it isn't great. My son easily rips it off and I am readjusting it frequently. It has stopped him from bumping his head, so it is doing it's job, but it is NOT A GREAT FIT without the diverter to hold it on.
1708506
We use ours on a spout with a pull down diverter. It works fine. It's a little more difficult to pull the spout down as it is slightly covered, but it works fine!
1177069
That sounds a little tight, however the square base on the faucet itself is only about 1.5" x 1.5". What you need to consider is if you have a backsplash behind the faucet...it could limit the range of motion on the handle, which in addition to to pivoting out/away from the handle to turn on the water also rotates front to back for hot/cold settings.
442577
I say it won't work. It is hard enough to keep in a round one. With to much water pressure it pops off faucet.
399458
I believe you could do that but the barrell will overflow unless you have a very tightly sealed lid. Don't know where the water would go after it is full. I presume it would probably fill up the supply line up to the diverter and then back out the downspout.
1532732
It depends on the height of the vessel sink. I just measured and there is 3 7/8" clearance under the spout of this faucet, so it would require a pretty small profile sink.
2100385
the spout is not adjustable [pull/push in/out]but the spout is 1" longer that the legsso, it may work with your sinkit works fine with mine
254487
I don't see why not. Our two valves are 9" apart and that puts the faucet at 4.5" on center. There's a 2" gap between the faucet and each valve. So if you bring it to 8", you should still have 1.5" clearance on both sides between the faucet and valves.
4344
I have about 1/2 inch clearance in front of my granite splash guard. The top of the drain pull is above the 4 inch splash guard in its lowest position.I had the same concern but it worked out well.
334813
No. since it has to use standard tip and the faucets that pull out do not have this type of fitting. You should look for an under counter model. Posssibly the conversion kit would allow for use.
2087179
I have a standard size faucet. According to my directions, if the diverter doesn't fit, it suggested use of adapter rings. You mightneed to pay a visit to your local hardware store.
1634082
From the counter to the lowest edge of the spout is 1 1/2". So this may not work for you.
602182
This would be the wrong faucet for you, then since they seem to measure 4-4 1/2" apart. Sorry I can't be more precise since it is already installed.
2177644
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.
1936010
I got this and never got to use it because the opening that's suppose to cover the faucet is small and round and my faucet is more rectangular. If your faucet is round it should fit but if it's the rectangular style then it wont fit no matter how much you try to stretch it.
401853
Unfortunately, I cannot say. I did not notice that it would not fit perlick faucets, so I was not able to use it. Theoretically, it should work.
567850
I don't think so. The diverter attachment is small and needs something to screw into so I don't think it would work on a tub faucet.
2075222
Yes the diverter is on tub spout. I used iBox 01850181 3/4 inch with service stop (as advised by plumber.)