I am going to mount this under a countertop that has a 1 inch dropped edge at the front, will this work for that?
1386322
It should, but you might have to visit your local hardware store to get longer brackets to attach it to the countertop with. It might cost an extra couple of bucks at the hardware store.
1386323
Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
1386324
I think you will have to use a spacer board equal to the dropped edge lip to use this there. Have you thought about a wireless keyboard instead?
140825
i had an older sink that was installed above the counter, went to an undermount and as long as the sinks are the same size it shouldn't be a problem. I do not have any of the small pull down door that holds a dish cloth or other small items so did not have to deal with that. I would only install an undercounter mount sink from now on. I do not know if you need any extra supports for your undermount or not. I also had a garbage disposer installed at the same time.
1442792
Yes, as long as the countertop is secure and wide enough for the mounting bracket. I've read the previous answers and must say that mine has stops, it doesn't fall off the track. If you need to lower it, you can do as I did and secure a wood strip under the counter and mount the bracket to that.
1817975
Sorry, but no, I don't think this will work for you. The back of the brackets that mount to the underside of my desk are about 16" from the front edge.
1222405
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.
2200205
John, I have mine mounted on a 1" pole with plenty of room to spare. It will definitely fit on a 1&1/4" pole and it looks though it might be a real tight fit that it would work on a 1&1/2" pole as well.
1379042
not really an undermount sink. It is designed to drop into a hole and provide a lip around the edge. It clamps on from below.
1900186
It depends on the mounting surface overlap. I have approx .75 inch overlap on my oak desk. The mounting bracket will work best with a 1-2 flat surface.
59220
Probably not. If the cabinet is 15" once you subtract the thickness of the material forming the side walls (.5"ea? .75"ea) your interior dimension of the cabinet might be 13.5"-14". Don't forget that under mount sinks have brackets that attach to the bottom side of the countertop and require an additional 1" of clearance around the sink....so you need about 15 5/8" to mount it. There are ways to mount it without the supplied bracket, that's another conversation.
1099267
I use mine on a 1 inch galvanized pipe mounted to the floor joists above my basement. It's a tight fit, but works fine.
1997833
I do not see this happening on my unit. This can be variable and depending on mounting position in your countertop.
330205
No. I don't think so either. This mount is designed to cantilever and "hang" off the dash or windshield. For countertop you would need something that is more of a stand that elevates it from the surface.
1878310
I have one installed on an over mount sink, seems to be 3/4" thick. I'm not sure about 1". If you really like it, and it doesn't work out, returning the faucet will be easy. I've had no trouble returning items with amazon. Hope it works out.
1442789
Yes, it can mount under a counter top but I found it doesn't slide very well and I also didn't see that it had a stop before it fell off the track. So if you pushed it back under the counter top to get it out of the way and went too far, it would fall off the track.
142539
All the controls are on the top so that part would work but there's no lip for it to hang on to the countertop. If there is some sort of support from below for it to rest on, I think it could be done. The unit itself doesn't get that hot so it likely would be safe. I think for safety sake, install it into a fireproof surface... not wood. Hope this helps. P.S. I think there are models that are specifically designed to be built in.
1006246
This suspends under an upper cabinet. The front drops down and the flat part is what is screwed into the cabinet with four screws. You use the same drop down action to refill the unit with more towels. My husband did the installation and didn't find it difficult. As for counter requirements, I am not sure what you mean. Ours is under a cabinet that is 18 1/2 inches above the counter and it hangs down about 7 inches from the bottom of the upper cabinet. I hope this answers your questions. Our unit is near an outlet so the adapter plugs in easily and the small, low voltage wire is easy to hide.
1650738
If you're asking if you need countertop on 3 sides, I would say yes. When mounted, there is approximately 1" of countertop showing on the back (the faucet side).