Can this be used with a wave countertop
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Perhaps you mean a nu wave cooktop? If so, it's an induction cooktop and so yes it should work fine.
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I'm guessing that you can... I did a Google search with this question (Can the Farberware Classic Stainless be used on the new wave induction cooktop?) So go to the Google search result page and read the responses that came up and see what you can find out. Hope this helps you out. Thanks Ted Terrebonne
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Yes, it can, but I wouldn't recommend it on a formal dining room table. It will be fine for kitchen countertops.
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I bought this faucet and use it on a very low profile vessel sink (3 inches high) above the counter. I am an architect and I think this would work with an under-counter mounted sink, however I think it is more important to note that these are low flow meaning designed for minimal splash for the issues of a vessel sink. If that doesn't bother you then mine mounted flush on the deck of the vessel sink (Kohler Yin Yang sink) if that helps you.
201688
Personally i wouldn't as it was designed for countertop use. It has vents on the back side and a fan on the bottom. The unit will overheat if constricted.
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The back is rough so you would have to make the counter top flush with the top of the sink if the backside is going to be exposed. I would not recommend for an island or exposed back for a raised setting. It is a beautiful sink!
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I do not have the new wave cook top. But, I use it on my glass top range and it works beautifully. It has a nice smooth bottom. FYI it is a wonderful pan!!
1100674
Yes, it looks nice enough for a countertop, but it doesn't work well. Sticks instead of spins.
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Should be fine--my countertop is 1 1/4 inches thick. It has a long threaded neck.
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No I wouldn't recommend it. Not ideal for counter tops, there are other products specifically for CTs
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As far as the strength, yes; the wavy supports are solid stainless and welded to the angle bracket. Is this a good application? I can't guarantee it, as I don't know how far the counter top will extend past the brackets, and what the brackets will be fastened to. If the counter top is more than double the width of the bracket then it becomes a lever point when weight is on the edge of the counter top; if the cabinet is 1/4" plywood it will not be strong enough to hold the back of the brackets with any weight. Given normal screws, cabinets, etc., the bracket is probably the strongest part of the setup...
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I guess not ...although, it would be a bit tippy if you don't do something about that. velcro it so the counter!
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I use it in a modern setting and it looks good there. My only word of caution is to make sure that the countertop hole (where the faucet goes through) is sufficiently close enough to the sink. It is a short design and the water will fall too close to the edge if you violate this. Good luck.
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Yes, I have used it for many years on my formica style counter tops. Works very well.
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Possibly, but it is quite deep. A better question might be is my countertop deep enough? Your countertops would need to be at least 30 inches deep as the unit is about 24 inches deep. You will need a shelf underneath to support its substantial weight. This is best used in a commercial kitchen as I have not seen many domestic kitchens large enough for this scale of product.
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Hmmm.... i guess it's possible. I had to build a 2x4 frame under mine to support, so you could just measure and make it even with countertop.
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You can, the water will go through the holes and the counter would get wet. Also, not very warm for baby :)