Can the round trim piece that goes against the wall be left off? 3-51/6" diameter is too large. I require the diameter of spout without trim piece.
747113
We installed it without the trim piece. You will just need to apply a thin bead of clear caulk about 320 degrees around the spout leaving about a 1/2" open gap on the underside of the spout.
1564592
The side spout does not turn. A four inch pipe coming out of wall is about right. My old wall pipe was five inch and it was too long. It was very easy to replace.
1225208
I had limited space as well. The handle pulls out to turn on and then moves forward and backwards to change temp. I had my Plumber install it somewhat at an angle so the handle wouldn't hit the wall behind and it actually looks fine. The faucet looks and works great! Good luck!
2144346
I had no problem with the spout. I did with the size of the stopper. It was to small. So have not used it.
1074697
Great question! I was concerned about that when I first got mine. I have three of these that are used for community functions. My solution was to take a latex glove, scrub the outside, turn it inside out and scrub the inside to make sure it is clean, then cut the fingers off and use the small one to slide over the top spout. That works great for me!
350787
No...I needed the large size for my sink. Don't know why it couldn't be trimmed.
190409
Yes! I trimmed mine all the entire length b/c my banister was shorter than the plastic. Use a dry erase marker as a guide.
626995
there is a allen screw on the bottom of the spout. back that out. then twist the old one off. you may have to work on that with a pry device. it all depends on long the old one was on .good luck.
2087179
I have a standard size faucet. According to my directions, if the diverter doesn't fit, it suggested use of adapter rings. You mightneed to pay a visit to your local hardware store.
1123817
Yes, though you may need to cut off the end of the bottom lever if your faucet installs close to the wall/backsplash/etc. It's a fantastic faucet!
2131010
I like Terrence's answer. However, I must have had long stems so I used the original flange against the wall then the escheution followed by the handle. I had to cut off part of each flange nearest the handle and get longer screws.
90656
No. The spout is not long enough. There is a matching roman tub filler D300922BNT. But be aware that many places sell the "trim" (faucet and handles) separately from the valve. Valve model numbers D210000BT or D215000BT
900924
I would not suggest it, only areas that do not drain are on either side of spout, they are very small.
1658401
I never used the spigot and I did not try to remove it because the hose hides it pretty well where I have the stand located. I have had it for over a year now and it is holding up great. Sorry I cannot tell you more.
2236024
There is a rubber O ring that the pipe needs to pass. If you look in the end of the spout (the end that goes on the wall), you can see the rubber O ring and it must get past that. You would need to measure how far the pipe sticks out from the wall in a fairly exact fashion. Then measure how far in the O ring is on the spout and make sure that the pipe will get beyond that. Hope this helps.
2193826
Yes, the knob is removable. I can't remember exactly what the diameter of the splined stem is but I think it's 1/8in. Also, the stem is cut down the middle. Overall, the physical unit is quite small even more so if you remove its paper protective covering. Good luck!
752819
No, The diameter is too big. Better off to go to a local hardware store snd find something.