Exactly how much space is needed between the handle and the backsplash? From the center of the hole to the wall I have 2-1/2 inches. Is that enough?
777331
I concur with A. Eller. I measured 2.5 inches so it may just work if you can live with it touching the backsplash but I would consider other options.
777332
I would say you need at least 3". We have 3.5" and there is about 1/2" of clearance between the handle and the back splash when the handle is all the way back.
777333
Jadi - I just whipped out the measuring tape - the handle is what rotates and it rotates front and back - the distance that the handle rotates back (by back I am saying away from you/towards the backsplash) the travel there is 2.5" or so - and that is from the center of the handle that I am measuring from. So it sounds like you would be okay with 2.5" inches - it might hit the backsplash when you open it up fully away from you barely?
777334
I don't think 2.5 inches will be enough. I just measured mine - from the center of the hole to the furthest-back position of the handle and it's just shy of 3 inches.
4343
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. The drain lever is behind the faucet body and travels nearly straight up and down. Total travel is about 2 inches but never goes higher than the faucet handle. It extends behind the base about an inch or less, so if your wall or backsplash is that close, things might be tight. Good luck.
389497
There are 3 inches between screw holes. The entire handle is about 5 3/4 inches long.
272327
It's 11 3/8 inches between the screw holes. It ended up being too short of a distance for my standard cabinet. I didn't want to risk ruining my door.
658204
I don't have a exact measurement (I'm not home) but it's not that far. When turning the actual water on the lever has to be pulled away from the faucet spout to be on and then pushed toward your backsplash for complete "hot" so it's actually less of a throw than you think it would be. Not sure if you follow what I'm saying??
2193190
About 3 1/4" from centerline of faucet to back of handle, or about 2 1/4" from back of faucet to handle, when pushed to the back.
452765
Just measured mine. You are correct, there is a extension that goes out side the wall that's almost 2 inches. You will need 3 3/4 inches in depth. You are close enough that you may be able to use this unit by installing it with the 3 1/2 depth you have and using some white caulk around the edges for the 1/4 inch space you may have, other wise you may need to find a diff product.
808260
My backsplash is exactly 4" from the handle when said handle is on full hot water mode, (which also means when the handle is moved toward the backsplash). Of course the distance of your sink faucet holes to the wall (backsplash) are predetermined by how close/far the sink is set to the wall/backsplase. I wouldn't worry about this issue because your sink will always be set a comfortable distance from the wall for this faucet to operate.
971421
It is about 2 3/4 inches deep. Indentions for handle make it a little less right in the middle.
186255
The spacing between the handle and the basket is 1-3/8". If your divider is exactly 1-1/2" it will probably be too tight of a fit.
821737
Wall space used per side approx 13". So the 14" depth is from the middle to the back corner.
362622
looking toward the back wall, it is about 7-1/2" from bottom of flange to top of top handle. The main consideration is how much clearance you want from your highest pot to the faucet. You can find all the specs. with demensions on the Danze website
1065113
The handle extends 2 3/4 inches behind the center line of the faucet base. The faucet base can be rotated on its axis to move the handle forward a little as I had to do to clear the backsplash. This does affect the throw of the faucet a little but wasn't significant for the 5-10 degrees I had to rotate it.
1005691
sorry, but I am not atnmy home where this faucet is located so I cannot measure it. I LOVE the faucet and would guess it could be very close since the handle straight up is as far as it goes back toward what would be the backsplash. Pulling forward changes the temp. To open it is a matter of pushing the handle away from the base support.
2053637
The handle travels approximately 2.5 inches from the off (straight up/center position) toward the hot side and 2.5 inches toward the cold side. Recommend you try positioning the handle in the middle (front) of the faucet. We had it on the right side and changed it to the front where we find it much more convenient and accessible to either hand. That would, of course, also eliminate any back wall clearance concerns you might have. Good Luck.
220522
It has to move to the back toward the backsplash, unfortunately. It's about 2 inches past the center of the faucet at its furthest.
1069135
You can have the back base of the faucet almost flush with your backsplash and still be able to put the handle all the way back. However you will not be able to put your fingers between the backsplash and behind the handle. I have 3/4 of an inch from the back base of the faucet and the backsplash. To allow water flow you move the handle outwards. Forward and backwards dictates hot and cold. I hope this makes sense.