Is this a good model to use if my sink is below a window? How much space do I need between sink and wall?
128267
My unit is below a window. This model is not as tall as some I saw. It is just shy of 12" in total height. I did not install the base which might make it taller, I don't know. I measured and it is approximately 2 3/4" from the wall. I am very happy with the looks and use of this faucet.
128268
Mine is installed below a window. It has a very small footprint, especially if you're using it without the baseplate for a three hole configuration. It could be snug against the wall and still be able to work. I have it installed with the baseplate and it measures about 2.5 inches front to back. If you're worried about a window sill, if it hangs over your current faucet and is less than a foot above your sink, I wouldn't get this faucet.
128269
Yes. It will fit. However, I do not recommend this faucet.After less than a year the faucet would no longer swivel.Many others have reported the same problem.
128270
If you are not using the plate, just the faucet tower, then just a few inches. I do not see any problem w it below a window, but it may show from outside as it is tall.
128271
Not much room is required at all. When I had this faucet it was below the window. I can tell you after a year the button on the side broke therefore the entire nozzle had to be replaced. I just replaced entire faucet with different model. Overall I was happy with it prior to the button breaking.
2042034
hello there, you don't need much of space, mine sat under the sink easily. the storage tank is about 18 inch high and 11 inch wide, the filters together will sit on 6 inches wide and about 11 inches high all together.
1354426
Yes, it works quite well for me. I have a double sink, so I bought two. I keep one on the garbage disposal side at all times to prevent silverware (etc) from falling in. This works very well in my kitchen.
889666
Under the sink is the best as it is so close to the end use point. It is a surprisingly compact unit and with flex supply lines you can plumb it where it is easy to work on and then hang it on the in-side or in-back of the sink base. The mounting bracket is a french cleat type. You mount the bracket and the unit lifts on and off easily. If under sink is not an option then as close as possible would work.
2107451
It should fit quite well as an undermount. I have a faucet similar to the one you are describing, along with an RO water faucet and soap dispenser. I really enjoy this sink, as it is deep and has enough room to fit large pots or pans inside. My only advice if you care about aesthetics a lot would be to purchase the metal grate sold by Vigo that rests in the bottom of the sink and protects it from scratches. Also, due to the sharp edged design, you have to keep the corners clean or grime will accumulate there (it is easy to clean with a brush, but worth mentioning). I get lots of compliments on this sink for its size and versatility. It should fit quite well as an undermount. I have a faucet similar to the one you are describing, along with an RO water faucet and soap dispenser. I really enjoy this sink, as it is deep and has enough room to fit large pots or pans inside. My only advice if you care about aesthetics a lot would be to purchase the metal grate sold by Vigo that rests in the bottom of the sink and protects it from scratches. Also, due to the sharp edged design, you have to keep the corners clean or grime will accumulate there (it is easy to clean with a brush, but worth mentioning). I get lots of compliments... » Read More It should fit quite well as an undermount. I have a faucet similar to the one you are describing, along with an RO water faucet and soap dispenser. I really enjoy this sink, as it is deep and has enough room to fit large pots or pans inside. My only advice if you care about aesthetics a lot would be to purchase the metal grate sold by Vigo that rests in the bottom of the sink and protects it from scratches. Also, due to the sharp edged design, you have to keep the corners clean or grime will accumulate there (it is easy to clean with a brush, but worth mentioning). I get lots of compliments on this sink for its size and versatility. « Show Less
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I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the... » Read More I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. « Show Less
1411249
We hung this under the kitchen sink as well. It fits well there. Love it. From the top of the bracket, it's 5.5 inches. Hope this helps you.
692373
There's a lip for the under mount & you need clips under the counter to hold the sink in place, so expect it to take up quite a bit of room. 36" has room, but I would not expect it to fix in anything less than 35".
140825
i had an older sink that was installed above the counter, went to an undermount and as long as the sinks are the same size it shouldn't be a problem. I do not have any of the small pull down door that holds a dish cloth or other small items so did not have to deal with that. I would only install an undercounter mount sink from now on. I do not know if you need any extra supports for your undermount or not. I also had a garbage disposer installed at the same time.
202952
I used this sink in my preexisting cabinet. It is 37". Make sure to verify this sink can be used undermount. I thought it was a drop in only. I know Blanco has a model specifically for undermount.
330184
I use it on the counter, not in the sink. However, this is a smaller rack, and I really like it because of that. It also drains well which was a problem with other types of racks. I suggest just measuring your sink on the side you want to use it and see if the rack's measurements work.
227431
The outside of the unit does not get hot so it can be placed next to anything. As far as space needs, there are angled intake vents in the rear which need a little gap. I give it about 2 inches of a gap from the wall because space is not an issue for me. It could be less if needed due to the angled intakes, however.
503526
i, too, live in an apartment and have a standard metal double sink and this shelf fits very nicely over it. In fact, the shelf is about 2 inches longer than the sink is wide. If you measure your sink from outside left to the outside right and it's 33 inches, then you probably have the same sink I have. I hope this helps your decision.
1742135
It is about 12 inches from the wall to the front of the sink. Just make sure your plumber has a plan for installing the P trap as a normal p trap is to wide to fit under this sink. It is great for small places and very sturdy/beautiful, just the install is tricky.
1773762
Yes but remember it's a deep sink so you're gonna lose space underneath be sure and check your room drain where comes out the wall to make sure it is going up
736286
In addition to what the others have stated I would add that the space between your sink and the bottom of the drainer would not allow air to flow and is also uncomfortably close to sink's surface. Maybe not the most sanitary option.
1578584
I'm not sure how close your sink is to the wall but it should be fine. The bottom is smaller than the top portion.