Are the 4 holes already cut out or do you cut out the number you need yourself with a template? I only need one.
1416450
The 4 holes are precut. If you need one with only 1 hole, this is not the sink for you.
1416451
The holes are already cut. We only wanted one as well, but our faucet came with a cover plate that hid two of the holes we weren't using, and we bought a soap dispenser to fit in the 4th hole.
1416452
Hi. The sink comes with openings already cut. I needed 3 so my installer put a matching cap over the unused fourth one. I don't know if this sink could come with only 1 opening, or even none, in which case you'd need to have your installer drill one. Maybe a phone call? Good luck!
1416453
It does have four cutout but my faucet had a cover for the two outside holes and I bought a hand soap dispenser. Works great.
1416454
Yes, all 4 holes are already cut. We installed a faucet which only required one hole and the face plate which came with the faucet covered the other holes. One of the far holes (far right) we installed a soap dispenser which again came with the faucet.
793948
I made a template or 'jig' using the measurements on the page included with the product. Since I had 9 to install and all drawers were the same depth in cabinets from the same manufacturer, I thought it easier to make a template so I could just mark the holes for drilling rather than try to measure each location. The template works great. I slide it up under the existing rail and mark the three holes to be drilled. I made the template in duplicate i.e. one for left, one for right side. I'd send a picture, but this website doesn't appear to allow an attachment.
1285130
If you are handy and have a hack saw and a file (to smooth off the rough edges), you could cut down the two U-shaped brackets to fit in your cabinet and attach only one . You would be making 4 cuts
704363
No, you need to cut them yourself. I love these, because they are easy to hold on to, and are large.
899396
The switch plates have the cut outs already done. All you have to do is push out the cutoffs and place the covers on. It is really sinple.
1087908
No template, but one could be made from cardboard if you need. I believe the hole saw i used was a 2", but just pick the first size that will go around the bottom, to know for sure. Also, if you go with the 15 degree, make certain you have room in the area you plan on mounting. I myself ended up using a 0 degree.
2067050
That's correct. You'll need 4 but there will still be gaps because the dimensions of it don't make a perfect square
708033
Nope, no cut out. There's an indent, but the levers are covered and you have to lift it in order to use the levers. Hope that helps
53839
yes you would just have to trim the frame work, i did not chane the size but i had to set one of the main post inward and all of the post were trimed and redrilled to match the hole pattern.
214268
Yes. There are four on each side, for a total of 8. They are pre-cut holes, so you just punch out the ones you want to use (the backing is a heavy cardboard material). They're about the size of a half dollar or so. I only had to punch out one hole for my cable box, router, and Blu Ray player, and it's plenty big enough.
2195959
There should be 3 sizes of templates. It should not be a problem. Matter of fact - they were very small...
1985583
The one I received has 6 holes - 5 in a circle with 1 in the middle. Not sure if that's standard though.
1426894
I can not give you an answer in inches, but the holes were standard three hole cut out. Hope that helps
1208427
Ours was already cut out - this was just a replacement, so it fit. Sorry I'm no help.
1385672
They screw in from both sides but making the change from one to two holes with this kind of pull should pose no problem. You can purchase a template from any home improvement store to assist you with getting the new holes lined up correctly. The single hole should be hidden under the handle.
1341788
I do cut mine out. It will look much better if you do. You just have to cut around the image. It doesnt have to be exact.
1773457
You can cut them to the size you need. The panel is a solid molded plastic; very strong. there are no predrilled holes for screws. The only consideration you should make is the length. You need to span 2 wall studs to secure it without risking failure. That would make the smallest length about 17". Paint may be a issue. The hardware will scratch the paint off if you are not very careful installing it in the grooves.