I already have it on my door, but the glass panel next to it leaks at the bottom. Due to hardware, I can't slide a drip rail on. Can it be snapped on?
1694564
Yes, it can be snapped on. You would need to gently pry it wider a little bit to get it started, but it can be done. Then use clear silicone caulk to secure it and block water from getting into it.
1694565
After removal of old bottom sweep and cleaning of the glass door, I cut the new sweep to size and just slid it on with the door open. The new sweep is one piece. It needs to be slid on with the door open. The hardest part is the cutting to size.
1694566
I'm not sure what you mean by the panel next to the door. In order to snap/push on this extrusion, the bottom of that panel would need to be accessible just like the bottom of the glass door. It doesn't need to be slid on from the side.
1694567
Should be able to. Just spread the opening at the top and push straight on instead of sliding.
2241962
If it is a standard threaded barrel then you should be able to screw it right on. Make sure you either tack It down or take a wrench to it
170998
I researched this on Moen's website, moen.com, and couldn't find the faucet anymore. You may have to call. They have similar faucets that go on two-hold sinks, so they must have appropriate escutcheons. Their site has changed (not it a good way) since we bought our faucet. Good luck! It does look great at our sink, but does drip as the reviews say.
1629798
That's up to you, it certainly can. I just screwed mine very tight and I have had NO problem with anything leaking. If you needed to, you could always attach it with a little silicone to be a perfect seal, but I think that's overkill. I LOVE MINE!!!! It works great and is so low profile I keep a candle holder over it when not in use and no one even knows it is there until I need it!
1227273
Since there is no gaskett around the lip it should fit, i am not installer, however. We had the fellow who built our counter and covered it install the sink. I would suggest you visit Lowes with a tape before you invest or call a counter maker first.
419017
Mine is installed, but if I remember correctly one has to push cover off to access panel to "hang" the towel dispenser on. If you hold the unit horizontally, just pull vertically on the cover and it pops off - it doesn't slide to the side as you might expect. MKH
288991
i used it on my installation , teflon tape is cheap and it dont take much to wrap the threads, you wont want to take it off again if it drips , so why take the chance ?
673896
Yes, it attaches to the floor of the cabinet with a couple stirrup brackets using screws that go vertically into the cabinet bottom. You'd have holes to seal/gasket in your drip tray if it were to go underneath.
113726
My Son-in law did that and it works fine. The distance (tubing) to the tap need to be short to keep it cool.
1734140
Yes you can. I attached the top rail to the top of the cabinet itself flushed with the front. Trimmed the rear top rail holder and attached it to the back of the cabinet, just make sure you level it to the best of your ablity so it slides out easily. And attached the bottom to the cabinet floor set back just behind the front of the cabinet face, the door stays as is, no need to make any changes to it. I simply open the cabinet door and slide the rack out by the top edge. My wife loves it. I will try to post pics.
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I had the same problem. What I do now..fill the blue bowl (I know, obvious) then place it somewhere firm, like on the counter. Put the bottom and tighten it just till it makes contact, do not over tighten, I use one finger to screw it on. Then press down around the edges of the bottom piece firmly so it slides on and then tighten the rest of the way. But again, do not over tighten, turn just till it makes contact. Hold it over the sink to be sure it does not leak. It will come off almost as easily.Had mine for almost 2 years now and no problems.
1111591
Hi! I'm not sure what you mean by "fit". It goes at the top so it doesn't really need to fit anything. Or are you referring to the faucet connection? I'm not sure if that's a standard size, but I can tell you it went directly onto mine without any issue at all. We did use some teflon tape to keep it from leaking, and we haven't seen a drop. If I can answer anything else for you, I'll gladly do so.
611901
The flange on top was in great shape when i recieved it. It is designed as an under mount, but i dont see anything that would stop you from using it as a drop in.
27631
The drip holes are 1 3/8 Minh apart it are within a 2 5/8 bottom support. I sit mine on a mug with a 3 1/2 inch diameter.
1663901
Yes, you can attach it with the friction and pressure caused by twisting and expanding the width of the bar, and if you continually checked that it hadn't loosed up it would likely be safe - if you had it in tight enough. Tighten it too much and it can crack your door frame. I use the screws so I don't have to worry about it. The holes they make aren;t so big, and can be filled with white sealant if you take it down - and would be pretty hard to notice the holes.
449784
Yes, does not fit properly. The installer had to go through a lot of tricks to make it work. Hopefully won't leak
1238587
Most importantly if your faucet has a drip from the handle, regardless of whether the tap is turned on or off you have a problem. If you haven't tampered with the unit, I would be speaking with the manufacturer for either replacement or repair under warranty. The fact that the handle is loose/wobbly is likely related to this problem, but again I'd be speaking with Moen product assistance. The unit definitely should not be leaking anywhere. I installed my Moen and although I'm not a plumber, I have installed a number of faucets over the years for myself, family and friends, and this Moen faucet completely satisfies me. I have only had it for a month, but I am thoroughly satisfied with the build quality and would highly recommend this faucet. You need to definitely contact Moen product service, and noting the cost of this unit (higher end) I would like to believe that Moen will be able to satisfy your concerns.