Is this a good model to use if my sink is below a window? How much space do I need between sink and wall?
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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.
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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.
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Hi Marianne, I would get a grid that is 1 inch shorter on each side, so the grid should be 25 3/4 by 14 1/8. If you get a grid that fits snugly, you're going to have trouble lifting it up and out of the sink (for cleaning). But you may not have any trouble since your sink tapers at the bottom. If the dimensions at the rim of the sink are 2 inches longer than the bottom, then it might be ok for you to get a grid that fits snugly, perhaps a grid of 27 by 15.5 would work in your case.
168750
The confined space of being under my sink was more of a hassel than the actual mounting. The instructions are fairly straight forward, and I think most people could install it without a problem. I wouldn't imagine you would need a plumber.
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There will be a slight gap - the sides of the sink look vertical, but when I put a wide ruler against the sink and counter, there is a 2-3 mm space at the bottom, narrowing up to the top edge of the sink, this would be doubled with two sinks together so there will be a gap. Also, the top is slightly rounded, so you'd have a little crack at the top where water might sit. If that were the only issue I'd say go for it, as it's a great sink, but with the space at the bottom I don't think you'd want to use two together.
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My installed unit extends 19 inches below the bottom of the sink. From the bottom of my sink to the floor is 23 inches. You could probably install it with a 20 or 21 inch total clearance.
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I would recommend it as a drop in unless you limited the weight put into the sink to 25 pounds or less. My is mounted securely to the wall and weight has not been an issue.
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You have to have some clearance on the top and sides. Have never had a failure and mine is between a wall and vanity in the master bath. I do have some room in back, though it is tight on side. Have over an inch of clearance on the top. Hope that helps.
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That depends on how deep the bowl of your sink is. I'm assuming my sink and cabinet are pretty standard; I have about 22.5" between the bottom of the cabinet and the bottom of the sink. That leaves me about 20" of height for the lower shelf and about 9" for the upper shelf. (I can't keep taller stuff in the back of the lower shelf, however, because the garbage disposal gets in the way.)
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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.
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The sink should fit. I like that it is above the counter so that I can have drawers.
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I really think this model is designed for a small space where it works perfectly. I agree with the other two answers to your question and suggest a larger model for a larger space.
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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.
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My dimensions are the same as the one below - 6 3/4" high, 6" deep (front to back) and 2" at the base. Underneath the sink, you will need clearance for the tank and tubing. I am unable to place a waste basket underneath that side of the sink due to the clearance needed for the tank.
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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
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Fully assembled it is about 15 inches, you'll need another 10 inches to install the filter. I have mine installed as an external filter for the refrigerator water & ice, so I don't have a space issue. I measured under my sink and I have a good 25 inches in height on the inside. I'm sure if I had a drinking spout faucet I could install it under there without issue. Make sure you have a good 10 inches from the mounting surface to allow room for the special wrench to fit over the casing too. G'Luck!
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We are installing this sink in a very tiny half bath. The sink hasn't been installed yet because the bathroom is still being renovated. I'm sure if you have enough space you can build a custom cabinet beneath it. Good luck.
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If this is the measurement of your counter you have to consider the actual measurement of the cabinet which will be slightly smaller. Also consider how much counter you will have left for the faucet in the back and maybe 2" in front. I don't rememeber what the depth of the sink is but it seems to me it would be a tight fit.