What hole size for installing a sink faucet?

If the included instructions do not include hole size measurements, you bought a product from a manufacturer who was just kidding about being in the faucet business. Made in China, maybe? The manufacturer's web site has links to PDF files for installation & measurement. The latter file is one blank page. The former link leads to a broken web page containing nothing.

Here's the web page, in case you want to be nauseated by the non-existent help they're providing:

He may have got boned out of some dumass instructions, but HELL all you have to do is look a the bottom of the dam thing , measure and drill and hone away. It's not rocket science.

Perhaps, but the manufacturer still doesn't deserve his business.

Hi,

Thanks for the responses. Which size should I measure if there are two different diameters and I'm not quite sure how the faucet "sits".

Thanks,

Aaron

Use a piece of corrugated cardboard "surrogate countertop" to experiment. Got calipers for measuring outside diameter of the parts that protrude through the counter? Like this:

Big enough to stick it through, small enough so nut/washer can secure it and so the upper flange (base) will cover it.

You re going to need 3 holes. Let the plumber drill them If you 'slip up', you 'll risk ruining the whole thing

Heh. "FSO", faucet-shaped object. -----

- gpsman

replying to JoeSpareBedroom, Uselessinstructions wrote: Ya mean like the Moen faucet I just purchased that does not address anywhere what size the hole should be? THAT Moen faucet?? ?

Should I?.........