Can I use this on a French faucet, or are they a different size from American faucets?
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Yes they are different. American spigots use what is called a 3/4" hose thread, which is different from American pipe thread. I am told that the French use the same thread as the British, and is more or less standard throughout Europe (BSP) "British Standard Pipe" I am sorry I cannot be more specific. I did find out that you can get an adapter from Gilmour "BSP Female Adapter"
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If you go to Kingston Brass Website you can download a Spec sheet. I printed them and gave them to my plumber for rough in prior to even receiving the faucets. It gives all of the correct dimensions for placement.
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Also, keep in mind that mine was a bathroom fixture. Not sure if it's the same size as the kitchen faucet you have.
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it fits the faucets at my relative's homes in Italy. Not sure if all faucets there are the same diameter and thread, some of the faucets I used it on were from the 80s and some from 10 years ago
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If you have a standard faucet this adaptor should work. Almost all faucets are the same size.
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I don't remember what the diameter ways exactly. We used a Delta faucet single lever. I would say all the single lever faucets are the same size.
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It would depend on how big in dia your faucet is....If you have a older model faucet this may fit..you would have to take(unscrew the tip of the faucet if it is the older type.
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The unit comes with extra hardware to adapt to different thread sizes, but this is for mounting between a "normal" faucet and its aerator. My guess is that you would have trouble with any other sort of faucet unless it has a section that screws together and is of the right diameter.
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I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5 inches or slightly more threads accounted for, but not the 2.5 you would need for a 2 inch thick deck. I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5... » Read More I doubt it. My best measurements are about 1.5 inches of thread on the stem. It's likely the other person answering has 3 cm granite, which is about 1.25 inches, which would allow this faucet to be installed, but would not allow up to 2+ inches you would need. However, you can contact the seller who is very responsive, and ask for the exact amount of thread. I had to guess as my faucet is installed. I measure 1 inch leftover thread, then there is about quarter inch of brass fitting, and I know my faucet goes through a quarter inch reinforcement plate then a thin stainless deck, so about 1.5 inches or slightly more threads accounted for, but not the 2.5 you would need for a 2 inch thick deck. « Show Less
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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.
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I don't see why it wouldn't work if the separate faucet uses standard size pipes. Shouldn't be an issue.
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It worked on my 40 year old American Standard bathroom faucet once the old piece was removed. You do need to measure first and make sure there are grooves to screw it into. Mine is used with a splitter to have a faucet and hose.
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I don't really know as I have never tried it on a bathroom faucet. But, I checked the bathroom faucet I currently have and unscrewed the fixture on the end. It appeared to be the same size as my kitchen faucet so I believe it would work. I did not unscrew my device from the kitchen faucet to prove this. Good luck.
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If they are normal tavern head faucets it will work, I have used them on both brass and stainless. They are a tight fit a first but work well.
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It is standard for faucets sold in the USA, I think it is 1-3/8" but I do not know for sure. It will fit any standard sink with a 1-1/4 to 1-1/2" hole. The escutcheon (the ring that covers the sink or counter top hole) is 2-3/8" which is also standard for faucets sold in the USA Artisan does not show it in their specs. I will call Artisan in the morning to get the exact measurement for you. Hope this helps! DonPLFixtures
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I'm sorry I can't answer your question. I had to send the guardnlock back because it did not fit on my faucet. I have a round wheel style but it is an older style. Not much help to you.
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I am not an expert but the connecting part looks to be 1/2 to 3/4 inch in diameter so that's something to consider. Also, be sure the aerator on your faucet can be unscrewed - some of the newer faucets are all one piece. As well you might try searching for a hand-held water sprayer. I'm assuming you want this for your bathroom or kitchen sinks. If you can't find it here on Amazon try one of the DIY stores. Good luck.