Can someone please tell me what size hole needs to be drilled in a granite top?
1400350
The threaded stem that comes out of the bottom of the faucet is slightly less than 1 3/8". The base of the faucet that sits atop the counter and covers the whole in your granite is 1 3/4". A hole between those two dimensions would work. I installed over a composite sink that had a 1 3/8" pre-drilled hole that worked perfectly.
1400351
I am pretty sure it was 1- 3/4 inches. It is a very nice faucet, by the way.
1389548
I'm a general contractor so maybe I can help you out, Are you trying to install this on a granite or other solid surface material? If so you need to go under the cabinet and drill up under the faucet hole with a 2" hole saw through the plywood base as I had to on my granite countertop this should give you enough room for the faucet and the mounting nut.
2051390
Assuming the hole(s) in the granite is only slightly larger than the water lines and threaded rod extending be;low the faucet, access the retaining nut under the counter; loosen it and the metal spacers above it or take them off to start completely over. Refit the faucet vertically using the escutcheon and O-ring or 3-Hole Deck Plate on top of the counter. Under the counter: place the metal spacers around the 2-water lines and arrange them so they bear on as much of the underside of the counter below the base of the faucet as possible - space them evenly. Tighten the retaining nut to keep them there. Assuming the hole(s) in the granite is only slightly larger than the water lines and threaded rod extending be;low the faucet, access the retaining nut under the counter; loosen it and the metal spacers above it or take them off to start completely over. Refit the faucet vertically using the escutcheon and O-ring or 3-Hole Deck Plate on top of the counter. Under the counter: place the metal spacers around the 2-water lines and arrange them so they bear on as much of the underside of the counter below the base of the faucet as possible - space them evenly. Tighten the retaining nut to keep... » Read More Assuming the hole(s) in the granite is only slightly larger than the water lines and threaded rod extending be;low the faucet, access the retaining nut under the counter; loosen it and the metal spacers above it or take them off to start completely over. Refit the faucet vertically using the escutcheon and O-ring or 3-Hole Deck Plate on top of the counter. Under the counter: place the metal spacers around the 2-water lines and arrange them so they bear on as much of the underside of the counter below the base of the faucet as possible - space them evenly. Tighten the retaining nut to keep them there. « Show Less
544103
All of the hardware I've purchased so far are 6mm in diameter. The hole size required is 1/4 inch.
702384
I had it installed by the granite installers and they had to purchase a kit to install it. Not sure if that was because of the granite or lack of hardware. I had 3 cm granite installed. Ps I love the sink!
409578
Depends upon the manufacture , some are different spaced and size holes, as I found out.7/8 to 1 inch would be nice.
1979284
The hole is 1 3/8 standard that will get it thru the hole, the base of the beauty ring is 2 1/4 that will cover the hole and some imperfections or chips making the hole on granite or wood.
1866937
Yes, I have granite and it works fine although I just have one big sink hole and not individual holes for the faucet. So in my case they only have to be long enough to go through the sink. I guess it depends on your sink cutout.
1162076
We had more holes drilled. The sink was installed with a granite counter top, so drilling was needed in any case.
639912
I am not sure. The installer of the granite did it. He mentioned it was standard size and it looked to be about an inch in diameter.
12589
H, 3 centimeters equals 1.18 inches. I don't think you will have much of an issue. I installed mine in granite. We had to widen the hole in the granite ever so slightly but after doing so it fit like a glove. Good luck!
394209
It comes with a template, but under mount dimensions for the hole in the granite are approximately 15x14 inch
564357
I'm not sure, but with standard thickness granite I probably could have had double the thickness and it still work. I just know that I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product. I'd guess (can't see now) that the threads are at least 2-3 inches.
733107
I think so. My granite was about 1.5 inches and all seemed to work with extra space. The quality of this faucet is amazing. Truly I was blown away. Id give it a try and send it back if length isn't enough because the end product was so satisfying.
1053127
Predrill hole 1/8 inch or 9/64 depends on screw that's in it. Then screw in
837123
You can't see how thick the granite insert is for certain, as it is installed and silicon-sealed into the counter top. But given the weight of the table top when I was assembling it, I would say granite insert had to be easily over 1" thick.
2229238
It was the standard size hole that came in my granite. A single whole is how my house was made. This is the nicest faucet I've owned, my wife loves it.