what is the hole pattern on the back? I'm replacing a damaged dispenser and want to make sure it fits on the existing screws in the wall.
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Hello James, This is Sandy with Georgia Pacific. Can you please email your question to our team at gpxpress@gapac.com. We have a dispenser spec sheet that can be emailed to you showing the measurements. Thank you.
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I actually did not have my installed inside the wall and I did not think I would like it, but the edges that are exposed around the cabinet are mirrored and it actually looks quite nice and does not appear to jut out too far. I am not sure if this was the hole you were referencing, but hope this helped.
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When I do this type of installation without directions I try to match the plastic insert that first goes into the wall and then use the two bits smaller for a tighter fit (you may crush the plastic if not careful) or use one drill bits smaller than the plastic insert so the fit is closer to the size. Then Once you have spaced all your inserts in your wall (they are level and correspond with the holes of the item going on the wall, Line up the item on the wall and hand screw in 80% of he way until you have all screws attaching the item to the wall. Then tighten down all screws until the wall mount is secure. I hope that helped you some.
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Not sure, my plumber mounted it. It looks like he might have used screws in the wall that fit into the back of the sink. Good luck!
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i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
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already pre-drilled. I was replacing the unit but used the old hot cold dispenser. I believe the direction say or investigate on internet.
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I need to know how big the holes have to be to install this faucet. I am replacing my existing one and it has metal screwtype that fits in the holes. I bought one but it has plastic and they are too big. Can you show a picture of the bottom of the faucet so I can see how it will attach.
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We used these to replace the original hinges in our house. The original inges were a different brand and color. The screw holes matched up perfectly. While I am not 100% sure, i think the screw pattern is standard for hinges of the same size and design (i.e. rounded corners).
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Thanks for your reply. I was actually looking for the manufacture date on the back that is required by law for the unit being sold on Amazon because that is the date when the deterioration begins, not when you screw on the wall.
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You screw a v-shaped bracket to the wall. Then you slide the dispenser down it until it locks in. Its completely flush to the wall and you dont see the bracket.
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The two holes on the back side of the cartridge are carefully aligned with the two holes on the in-wall mixer plumbing head. Tighten in place. YouTube has a couple videos for you to review.
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The hole is there, you just have to push the screw thru the fabric and you should be OK. If not just contact the company that you bought it from and the should be able to help you.
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There are holes in the back of it that are tapered to fasten to screws you put in the wall
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Hi! As you can see in the picture, there are no faucet holes. We knew we were installing a wall mount faucet, and chose this sink accordingly. It is undermount; we built a base mount for it, and the countertop was cut to rest around & against the sink tightly, with a thin bead of caulk in between The only thing I would do differently now, is mount the faucet lower on the wall and use a faucet that extends out farther, as we have "splash" problems with water getting on the counter part at the top/back portion of sink. But, this was a design flaw on our part; all-in-all we are very happy with this sink. I hope this helps! Hi! As you can see in the picture, there are no faucet holes. We knew we were installing a wall mount faucet, and chose this sink accordingly. It is undermount; we built a base mount for it, and the countertop was cut to rest around & against the sink tightly, with a thin bead of caulk in between The only thing I would do differently now, is mount the faucet lower on the wall and use a faucet that extends out farther, as we have "splash" problems with water getting on the counter part at the top/back portion of sink. But, this was a design flaw on our part; all-in-all we are very... » Read More Hi! As you can see in the picture, there are no faucet holes. We knew we were installing a wall mount faucet, and chose this sink accordingly. It is undermount; we built a base mount for it, and the countertop was cut to rest around & against the sink tightly, with a thin bead of caulk in between The only thing I would do differently now, is mount the faucet lower on the wall and use a faucet that extends out farther, as we have "splash" problems with water getting on the counter part at the top/back portion of sink. But, this was a design flaw on our part; all-in-all we are very happy with this sink. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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The organizer needs screws that are provided. There are 2 screw holes at the top and 1 at the bottom. The holes at the top are 1 1/2 inches from each side. I was afraid when ordering it that it wouldn't fit on the back of my kitchen cabinet doors because they are recessed on the outside. But the organizer fit right in and the screws are in the deeper part of the wood.
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Strange, don't see four screw holes in the photo showing the back. Is there some cover that needs to be removed?
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The countertop was already adhered to the cabinet when we received it. The only part that wasn't was the backsplash. The faucet holes appear to be 4 inches apart. Let me know if you have any additional questions. We've been pretty happy with it. The faucet is not exactly the best quality but it will work until I decide to change it. Kelly Johnson