what size hole to drill for the vessel sink drain
1336975
I'm sorry, I don't know because the people installing the granite did it. It turned out beautiful though!!!!
1336976
I'm sorry - I haven't installed yet but will go through the box again - I believe there was a diagram, etc. and will let you know. The sink is beautiful by the way.
1866981
Standard install. Remove large retaining nut and rubber washer. Roll some plumbers putty into a small pliable snake 1/4 inch or so in diameter 5" long. Push putty onto the vessel sink drain area. Drop the drain into the hole, install rubber seal and retaining nut to the underside of the sink and snug. Wipe off the excess plumbers putty and put sink into the top of your vanity... Then the hard part starts...... The plumbing! Good luck.
1533296
The hole needs to be 5" X 5" and 2" deep. Also it does not come with a bracket. I was replacing an existing one, so reused my old bracket -- it was a bit rusty, so I primed and painted the bracket before installing the new soap dish.
333399
The installation instructions refer to two different scenarios concerning hole sizes to drill. One if you're going to install the faucet thru a finished deck and the other if you're going to install tile after rough in. The former says to drill 1.5 " holes and install from underneath deck. The latter says to drill 2.0" holes, install rough in onto sub deck using supplied screws (from above) and then tile around cardboard tubes. I personally will have 5.5" between spout and valve center to center. . 4" is min. 8" is max
1794224
Thank you for your inquiry.The hole is standard 1-1/2" up to 1-3/4". Please click on the link to see specifications. http://www.kingstonbrass.com/v/images/tech/measurement/KS8198DL.pdfKind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA
1177570
It fit the standard hole that comes with the sink. If you would like me to measure it I can.
842766
You need what is called a " widespread" faucet. The holes are approximately 4" from each other. Almost 9" total.
1128840
No, just the faucet. Vessel sinks require different types of drains. Make sure you get the right kind (i.e. with or without over-flow). Installing a drain in a vessel sink isn't nearly as easy as a drain in a standard drop-in sink.
1315041
There is plenty of room to "drill" additional holes, but not with ordinary drills.You must punch the holes with a special punch that fits into a 1/4" diameter pilot hole that can be drilled. The punch can be rented from a plumbing supply house. The sink material is stainless steel which is difficult to drill.Maybe the sink supplier can provide the correct number of holes.
247932
Measure the diameter of the drain hole in the sink after removing the old drain. If the hole is 1-5/8" then it'll work.
933712
I'm pretty sure it's a 3 1/2 inch drain hole. I used my previous drain flange from the garbage disposal since I was attaching a garbage disposal to the drain hole.
954034
The sink comes with a template for cutting. I don't remember what the exact measurements were, but I recommend going like 1/2" smaller than the template says. Our hole was a little too big for comfort.
1518866
the man I hired took old one out and put new one in the same hole. He gave me measurements to buy it. Sorry I don't remember the size.
776630
Hole is standard size (about 2" diameter). The Kraus PT-50-PU-10CH P-Trap and Pop Up Drain looks good and fits well in this opening.
1453400
We measure the drain hole and purchased Grohe faucets with a corresponding drain based on size of drain hole. The plumber took care of it for us.
150256
The Decor Star PU-002-TB 1 5/8" Bathroom Faucet Vessel Vanity Sink Pop Up drain is what we ordered and it works just fine. Our plumber installed it and connected it to our drain pipe so I can't give advice on how to install.
927217
It depends in the hole that you currently have. Most likely the hole you have is to big for this sink.