Jdbs3
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Upgrading an existing bathroom vanity with a new granite top and single handle faucet. Single handle faucets are either a single body construction that fits (and uses) 3 holes (4" centerset or spread), or a single hole unit. And some of the single hole units come with a cover plate that can be used to cover the extra 2 holes in a 4" centerset.
Are there any pros and/or cons to having the granite cut for a 4" centerset or single hole, or is it just an esthetics issue?
Yes, it's dependent on the faucet, but I couldn't think of anything else. Figured I'd ask before buying a faucet and having the hole(s) drilled for the unit.
Are there any pros and/or cons to having the granite cut for a 4" centerset or single hole, or is it just an esthetics issue?
Yes, it's dependent on the faucet, but I couldn't think of anything else. Figured I'd ask before buying a faucet and having the hole(s) drilled for the unit.