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Subject:
Remodeling a kitchen, and Installing a dishwasher air gap.
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: clicker5-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
29 Dec 2002 23:45 PST
Expires: 28 Jan 2003 23:45 PST Question ID: 134858 |
I am remodeling my kitchen. I had a new granite sink top installed, and had 4 holes cut into the granite. All 4 holes are the same, and they are 1 & ½ inches in diameter. In hole number 1, the hot and cold water faucet (brushed stainless steel) fits very well. In hole number 2, the hand soap dispenser (brushed stainless steel) fits very well. In hole number 3, the garbage disposal air switch (brushed stainless steel) fits very well. The following is my problem, and my question: Hole number 4, is for the dishwashers air gap. All of the air gaps I have found, have a 1 & 15/16 inch shaft, and the shaft is too large for the 1 & ½ inch hole. I need to find a 1 & ½ inch (or less) air gap shaft, with a brushed stainless steel cover. Or maybe, I need to have the granite hole drilled larger. |
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Subject:
Re: Remodeling a kitchen, and Installing a dishwasher air gap.
Answered By: clouseau-ga on 30 Dec 2002 11:01 PST Rated: |
Hello clicker5, Thanks for a very interesting question. I searched using many search engines on the web for [dishwasher air gap] and found many models, however none listed their diameter. When I woke this morning, I decided to make a few calls. Most plumbing supply houses told me that air gaps were all a standard size. That is, until I called The Plumbery in Sacramento, California - 916-369-2284. They carry products by Brasstech and measured a display model at 1 1/2 inches! Searching the web for Brasstech, I located their website: http://www.brasstech.com/ (949) 417-5207 / FAX (949) 417-5208 2001 E. Carnegie Ave. Santa Ana, CA. 92705 I called, just to be sure and spoke with customer service. I was told their air gaps are designed for a 1 1/4" hole. You can locate a local distributor from their web page, or by calling their customer service department. I trust my research will help you locate just the right solution for you. If a link above should fail to work or my research require further explanation, please do post a Request for Clarification. Regards, -=clouseau=- |
clicker5-ga
rated this answer:
Hello clouseau: I sure want to thank you for the quick and perfect answer to my question. I looked at the Brasstech web site, and found the air gaps in their product line. I looked at their distributors, and located one about 3 miles from my home. I called the distributor, and yes, they have a brushed stainless steel air gap, that will fit into my 1 & ½ inch sink top granite hole. Thanks again, clicker5 |
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