Where can i find an apron or farmhouse sink faucet holes?

15 years ago

Hello - I'd love to splurge on copper, but if the price isnt right I'll do stainless steel. I know i don't want porcelain. I need a 33 inch wide sink, and would be ok with double or single basin.. I really want a sink with its own faucet holes - so it will go all the way back to the wall - I dont want to run countertop behind the sink. I see some copper sinks on ebay -with great prices, but none so far with the faucet holes.

thanks!!

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sabjimata
15 years ago
Most likely you will have to get one custom fabricated. This should not be a ridiculous expense.
weedmeister
15 years ago
If you're going to put it that close to the wall, don't forget the space required for the faucet itself. Some folks have forgotten that some models of single handle faucets will not work close to a wall because the handle is not free to move. Also there is usually a minimum distance required for the hole, faucet, washers and space to get a tool up there to tighten it down.
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brickeyee
15 years ago
Putting holes in a copper sink (or stainless) is very easy.

The same 'Slug Buster' used for punching holes in electrical boxes and panels works fine.

You drill a smaller hole at the correct location, put the punch pieces on each side, then tighten up the bolt to pull the pieces together and cut out a larger round hole.