Can I use a mini widespread faucet with this sink or does it need to be standard widespread?
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This is what we used: American Standard 7871.712.002 Hampton Two-Porcelain Lever Handle Widespread Faucet, Polished Chrome
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This is what we used:American Standard 7871.712.002 Hampton Two-Porcelain Lever Handle Widespread Faucet, Polished Chrome
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The previous answers cover it pretty much. Unless you have a customized, unique, designer faucet, you get a couple of adapters that will fit most standard faucets out there. If not, the local hardware store may be able to help with inexpensive solution. Enjoy!
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This faucet is slightly smaller than the "primary" faucet which was too tall and deep for my sink. I think people use this faucet for bars and prep sinks as well as a "primary faucet."
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Shouldn't be a problem. Usually the faucet is set on the back of the sink. It needs only extend thru the sink. This will fit on standard sinks. I can't see mine easily but as I remember the threaded connectors should extend well beyond an inch and a half if you must go thru the counter top. But check your sink itself. It should have holes in it for the faucet.
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I got it with a dedicated faucet. You'll have to contact the company about it's use.
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Hello Diane: I ended up returning this sink because it was just too small looking I felt when I actually saw it. This is suited to a house trailer type bathroom. To my knowledge any single hole faucet would work but many would visually overpower the size of the sink. If you have not yet bought the sink I suggest you obtain the dimensions and make a cardboard cutout to tape in place. This is what I did before ordering another larger unit. Once you have the sink I suggest you shop for the faucet in a store where you can see the product because this sink requires a petite faucet. Hope this helps.
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There isn't enough space to install a faucet behind the sink on a regular 24 in cabinet. We had to return and get a regular rectangular sink. However, the faucet can be installed at the side of the faucet or at the corner.
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No, you will still need the supply lines from the source and inline valves as well. The faucet is plumbed with incoming lines but will need supply lines to complete the installation. This is common and they are readily purchased at any local plumbing supply store. The sinks are very nice and just as advertised. We also put silicone around the base of the sink where they meet the countertop as an extra caution. That is personal perference.
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I had it installed in a granite composite sink and it used standard fittings. I called the manufacturer and got info from them
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No. since it has to use standard tip and the faucets that pull out do not have this type of fitting. You should look for an under counter model. Posssibly the conversion kit would allow for use.
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Depends on the model of Kohler faucet. Something simple and smaller is best. Even though standard faucets will fit from a plumbing standpoint, the sink is small so go smaller.
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Should be easy if faucets are compatible. You can get a list of compatible faucets from Delta.
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I bought one from Amazon a few month ago. It doesn't require a specific faucet because the faucet would be installed separately on the counter-top. Basically you can use any faucet you like and match you counter top.
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Yes. The Krause sink is standard plumbing sizes. Any item not included in the Krause kit will be available from a plumber or big box store.
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I believe any faucet will work. They will only drill the holes that you need to work with your faucet or if you want anything extra. I am loving my sink!
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I would have to answer Yes since most (all) faucets are manufactured 'universal' ... I suppose there may be an exception here or there.
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This sink has 2 different radiuses. A large one for traditional and a tight one for contemporary. I put the tight radius showing and the large radius in the back, it looks great.