Hey everyone, im currently in the middle of a kitchen remodel and have encountered a hiccup I was not expected to be such a headache. Im hoping you guys will have some sound advice on how to get this all hooked up.
I had a standard drop-in sink before the remodel where the faucet simply screwed into the supply lines with a braided line. I am no struggling with a vintage style sink where I believe the supply lines are intended to be protruding from the wall 8" on center. I thought about simply attaching some elbows but then I encounter the faucet not sitting firmly against the sink! arg! Is there any way to retrofit a modern setup to work well without having to repipe anything. Below are some pictures of what I am dealing with. Any tips or links to resources would be greatly appreciated!
Materials:
American Standard - Country Kitchen Sink
Kingstone Brass - Magellan Bridge Faucet
Link to images:
https://imgur.com/a/Mj9hej7
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I had a standard drop-in sink before the remodel where the faucet simply screwed into the supply lines with a braided line. I am no struggling with a vintage style sink where I believe the supply lines are intended to be protruding from the wall 8" on center. I thought about simply attaching some elbows but then I encounter the faucet not sitting firmly against the sink! arg! Is there any way to retrofit a modern setup to work well without having to repipe anything. Below are some pictures of what I am dealing with. Any tips or links to resources would be greatly appreciated!
Materials:
American Standard - Country Kitchen Sink
Kingstone Brass - Magellan Bridge Faucet
Link to images:
https://imgur.com/a/Mj9hej7
