Wall Mount Faucet Placement

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Wall mount faucet placement.

Vessel and wall mount faucets you do not really have to worry about the height so much as you have to worry about the placement in the case of vessel sink faucets. The distance between the faucet holes and the edge of the sink depends on the faucet style and should be such that the spout completely clears the edge of the sink. Unlike a deck mounted tap which is installed on the countertop behind the sink a wall mounted tap attaches onto the wall behind the sink and extends over the sink. Vessel sinks are not functional they are so awkward.

When the sleek design options are combined with backsplashes they become a sleek design element. They are a popular choice in school medical and commercial applications in both restrooms and kitchens. The faucet is usually centered behind the sink. This is because vessel sinks help with the splash factor there aren t really guidelines or specific measurements because everything needs to be considered per application height of vanity depth of chosen sink faucet spout drop etc.

Wall mounted faucets are available in a variety of styles sizes and finishes and are well suited to the diy faucets made from plumbing parts trend too. Wall mount faucets are usually used with a vessel sinks not under mount sinks. The most common placement for the faucet is directly behind the sink centered midway between the sides. These are usually 12 to 17 inches long.