Jb9
Member
Hello,
I know there are many times the customer hands off a fixture to a pro and the customer doesn't do their homework so I thought I would ask a question before I buy a faucet for my bathroom. My main objective really is I want to make sure I have sufficient "reach" and that my hands don't end up rubbing the back of the sink. I really like this Kohler Worth Single Control faucet (I have a single hole basin with the hole being 1-3/8" diameter). The spec sheet for the faucet shows the guts of the supply requiring 1" diameter opening. Does that give a person a little front to back adjustment on the faucet to perhaps give a little more "reach" if I need to?
Also, does the flow pretty much come out and drop straight down even if the faucet has a little angle to it?
I modeled the fixture out of cardboard (cardboard models have saved my arse many times...)
Does this thing look like it will be a good fit for my basin?
Thanks in advance.
I know there are many times the customer hands off a fixture to a pro and the customer doesn't do their homework so I thought I would ask a question before I buy a faucet for my bathroom. My main objective really is I want to make sure I have sufficient "reach" and that my hands don't end up rubbing the back of the sink. I really like this Kohler Worth Single Control faucet (I have a single hole basin with the hole being 1-3/8" diameter). The spec sheet for the faucet shows the guts of the supply requiring 1" diameter opening. Does that give a person a little front to back adjustment on the faucet to perhaps give a little more "reach" if I need to?
Also, does the flow pretty much come out and drop straight down even if the faucet has a little angle to it?
I modeled the fixture out of cardboard (cardboard models have saved my arse many times...)
Does this thing look like it will be a good fit for my basin?
Thanks in advance.