Granite counter install - how big of a hole required, how is it secured underneath?
653597
One and half inch hole for the pipes and the faucet comes with the nut and instructions on the size hole and how to put it together . Both hot and cold pipes go inside the housing that fits perfectly in the hole. I love this faucet and i get lot of compliments.
653598
Hole is only about 1-1.5 inches in diameter, just large enough for pipe to go through.. Secured by o-ring that threads onto threading at the top of the base pipe.
1727812
The size or strength of the drill is not the problem. These bits were designed for light duty work not exceeding 3/8" inch, (i.e., ceramic tile, glass, etc.) You would wear the bit out before you went thru 3/4" granite. Commercial granite installers use heavy duty commercial diamond or carbide bits with a pilot for drilling holes in granite. And, most of this is done in a shop on a drill press. If you still want to give it a try use a heavy duty 3/8" or 1/2" drill. Good Luck
1466159
a ring would be better- less friction with glass against granite counters. it seems the ring came with the drain assembly we order for vessel sink.
1955892
16" deep 21.6/8". This positioned the under-mount to be next to the edge of the granites deride. .that can vary according to preference of position
1096799
I would guess it depends on the countertopI installed a granite countertop with an undermount sink
1262426
I installed in one hole flush to the granite. I installed two soap dispensers..as we have three hole old installation in our granite.
262807
I drilled 1 inch holes in my granite, and it worked great. You could probably go a little smaller if you had to.
1995449
Should be close. Worst case, You may need to have someone bore out a little of the counter top hole from underneath. Concrete countertop I'm assuming?
1986425
We had this sink installed onto a polyurethane sealed butcher block. The sink sits on top of the countertop, with a hole drilled underneath for the drainpipe and water hoses. Our carpenter (we did not install this ourselves) used some type of clear caulk underneath the sink and around the bottom rim where it meets the countertop to hold it in place. The sink comes with instructions for drilling the holes.
394209
It comes with a template, but under mount dimensions for the hole in the granite are approximately 15x14 inch
1424670
It is undermount. We installed our marble countertop flush with the inside 3 edges of the sink (sides and rear), with the front exposed. Nice quality stainless that has held up well.
562923
Our granite guy mounted with block supports and a very strong epoxy. I would think under butcher block you could drill brackets right into the countertop for additional support
1736818
It's under mount so the countertop covers anything you don't chose to drill/open up.
123903
Depends on your counter. Ours is granite, so the contractor brought hardware needed for mounting. I think it came with template and some things for mounting under wood counter.
2279819
We installed ours in a 33 inch base and it works very well. Just need good installers. We have a granite top, and the sink obviously is installed undermount. Just not a lot of room left side to side.
1955891
The install sheet has the under sink measurements. I had mine install with the granite counter bythe counter people, so not sure what they cut out. Go to home depot and look on there box as they stock these only higher. You might call Kraus as well. Hope this helps.
373129
Drop in, rim sits on top of counter, I suppose you could mount under solid counter top, Granite or Quartz type, by gluing to bottom of counter top leaving holes exposed for faucets.