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Faucet

10 years ago

Would you be able to tell me the distance between the rim of the vessel sink to the faucet spout? Thank you. This is so pretty.

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Harte Brownlee & Associates Interior Design
10 years ago
I apologize, but we do not have the information in our records.
Lois D.
8 years ago
I believe if you look on the faucet manufacturer's website, the specifications should list the distance. I recently researched this for another faucet and it was between 6-9 " from the edge of the vessel to the end of the faucet.
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