Can this be installed without the deck into a granite counter?
1437478
I am not a plumber so I am not sure but I would assume that it could if there are not more than one hole in the granite. To be sure though I guess I would recommend asking a plumber.
1437479
We have a corion counter top and we did it with out the sprayer part and bottom flat piece.
1437480
Pretty sure the flat metal part it's mounted on in the picture is optional. It was only useful on my sink to cover up the two holes there for handles. No idea about how a granite counter would change things. I recall the threaded portion had quite a bit of length, so if you're worried about the thickness I don't think it should be a problem.
1437481
Yes. The escutcheon is only for installing where there are already three holes; just to cover those extra holes up. It would look really great without it, too!
535064
We under-mounted ours...I thought it could be done both ways, because when the granite people templated our counters they asked if I wanted it dropped in or under-mounted. Also, you wouldn't have to put white caulking around it if you dropped it in, they make a very nice CLEAR caulk that you'd never even notice. I have it around other sinks in my home.
123903
Depends on your counter. Ours is granite, so the contractor brought hardware needed for mounting. I think it came with template and some things for mounting under wood counter.
74839
Yes, we had one installed on our island with a granite counter top. Threaded area is long enough to mount on approx. 1 1/2" thick countertop.
222963
It might be big enough to do that, however, mine was installed on granite without the base plate. I would suggest you call Pfister and see if they can tell you the measurements.
1600962
No - you can use granite. I'm sure every sink is different in its pattern, but we have a granite counter top and it looks fantastic. We actually turned our sink so it looks like a diamond shape rather than a square and installed the faucent on the upper right side, which also gives it a unique look. We get lots of compliments.
2076852
yes, the things are not attached to each other so therefore, they can be installed and also in granite as long as the holes are there.
1598134
Yes, you can remove it off the 4 pedestals and place the marble counter top on the vanity. You will have to install a shorter pipe for the faucet. Hope this helps
2019412
Yes...I actually have mine installed in 3CM Granite in my outdoor kitchen on my patio. Great faucet!
1616251
Does not include deck plate. You do not need it if doing single hole application in granite. If you have a pre-bored sink, you will need to order the appropriate base plate to cover the unused holes in the sink. I think there is only one available for each finish. If need more info, call Danze customer service at 888-328-2383...they are very helpful.
1639459
You could replace just the countertop. However, the rim of the vessel sink will be much higher than the sink you're used to, so it may be too high for comfort.
1529966
There is no deck plate and there is no need for a plate. It sits perfectly on the counter, all you need is a hole for the faucet. I love this product, it is both visually appealing and functions great.
1259951
Yes that is the way I installed mine, since I have granite tops. Nice faucet by the way.
560361
I think it does. It has been a year and one half and we had a hole drilled for granite. We did not use a deck plate.
1354879
It can be placed directly but I use a rubber under mat to stop it from moving on granite counter
647414
Doubtful but it would really depend upon the depth of the vessel sink. Some vessel sinks are partially sunk into the countertop. This is a beautiful piece of sink hardware. Are you totally sure you want a vessel sink? look at Signature hardware for the shallow natural stone sinks that are hollowed out large river rocks etc. The trend toward vessel sinks is pretty much over as a design statement.
2206583
Yes you can. We drilled a hole in the granite counter top since we did not have a sink hole available