Do I have to purchase an entire new vanity if I have a standard one or can I just replace the countertop to fit a vessel sink?
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You could replace just the countertop. However, the rim of the vessel sink will be much higher than the sink you're used to, so it may be too high for comfort.
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This is a top mounted sink replace the counter top is best solution or heck if you have an old dresser you can use that as the vanity.
1184366
The only thing that came was the vanity. I had to purchase the counter top and the vessel sink separately.
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I used this for my vanity sink. It was the identical part. I did get the part number from Home Depot before I ordered. They had the number, but not the part. Best to research thoroughly-there are a great many different parts.
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As you can see, the shape is not usual. We had our counter top cut specially to fit this sink. You could measure your existing one and compare with the dimensions of this one.
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I had a contractor install the sink (replaced existing vessel sink). He had no difficulty at all, but he did not require a cutting template. Sorry I could not be of any help. The sink (I actually installed two of them) looks great and fits the space extremely well.
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This is an above the counter sink. You probably won't be able to use existing counter-top. The new top should be a few inches larger than the diameter of the sink on each side. Only 2 small holes are needed, one for the sink's drain (in the middle) and one for the Vessel type faucet (tall, single handle) on the side or back of the sink.
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The counter will need to be cut. The sink comes with a paper template that outlines the exact measurements.
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The sloan pressure vessel is included and already mounted in the tank (which will have to be mounted on the stool during installation). The only things you will need to replace an existing stool are a water supply line at least 18" long, a wax ring, a new set of closet bolts to bolt it to the flange on the floor, and an elongated toilet seat. Cheers!
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vanity cabinet. any counter top would work. I used granite looking formica. two holes needed to install.
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The countertop is not included, I had to call and ask about that because it was confusing. You get the cabinet only. I did purchase the countertop shown. I was able to find a marble vessel sink that matched perfectly. It looks very nice, and so far I am pleased my purchase.
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A single hole installation is standard; if you already have a counter drilled with one hole, it should fit. if your counter is drilled for three holes, the escutcheon will cover the holes as long as the total width is 4 inches or less. If the holes are wider apart, order the widespread faucet.
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Doubtful but it would really depend upon the depth of the vessel sink. Some vessel sinks are partially sunk into the countertop. This is a beautiful piece of sink hardware. Are you totally sure you want a vessel sink? look at Signature hardware for the shallow natural stone sinks that are hollowed out large river rocks etc. The trend toward vessel sinks is pretty much over as a design statement.
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Hi dear,I did not measure it but I was told by my plumber that all vessel sink faucets are standard & the hole on the vanity top should be fine (because originally I had diff. faucet installed witch I didn't like & this one was the replacement). This is a very nice faucet it is tall & the neck reaches the middle of my 18' vessel sink. I bought 5 of these for my bathrooms. Sorry for not having the exact measurement.
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No need. The vanity is 60"; I put it in a 62" space so there would be room for wainscot, and base molding. It fits perfectly and I have a bit of room on either side. Very happy with my purchase.
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All of our vanities come with the pictured faucets as a free gift. However, you have the option of not using the included faucets if you so wish. You can install any faucets that you like. The countertop is pre-drilled for a standard three-hole faucet with 8-inch spread.Thank you for your inquiry!Kitchen Bath Collection310-808-9600
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This takes the place of a counter top on a vanity of the same dimensions as the sink, such as American Standard Model # 9205.024.339
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The instructions that come with the faucet explain that the hole you would drill into the counter top is large enough to allow installation of the faucet. The faucet comes with a "cap" that fits under the faucet at the counter top and that will cover the hole that you drill. If you are not retrofitting an old counter with an existing hole then you should not need any type of cap. I did not use any items other than what was included.