Sinks and faucets

The sink and faucet type, the holes in the sink or counter, and what leaks or drips.

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• Is it safe? A safety question here goes to pros verified in plumbing, unless you pick another trade. Only they can call it safe or unsafe.

Kitchen faucet: a kitchen pull-down faucet, supply lines built in (on the faucet), plumber’s putty and a leak check.

What people get wrong:

• A faucet that doesn’t fit the holes. Count the holes (and the spread in a bathroom) before you buy.
• Tape on compression fittings. The ferrule seals, not the threads.
• Cranking plastic nuts. Hand-tight + ¼ turn.

The worked example, every line's math and the code notes · Your own sizes in the app

• Kitchen remodels: Planning, budgets and the order of work
• Kitchen cabinets: Installing, leveling and replacing cabinets
• Countertops: Quartz, granite, butcher block and laminate
• Appliances and hookups: Dishwashers, ranges, fridges and their hookups
• Range hoods and venting: Hoods, duct runs and makeup air
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