One reusable silicone faucet knockout that will create a 1-1/4" hole which will work with most standard faucets. It is meant to be used with our thinner EuroForm ONLY and 1/4" substrate. Unlike our standard knockout, it will not create a pocket beneath the concrete as it is not needed with this thinner countertop size.
To install, use a 1-1/4" hole saw. Push the knockout up through the hole from the underside of the cement board until the bottom ring hits the bottom of the cement board. Check to make sure the top of the knockout is flush with the top of the forms. For most applications we normally like to split the difference between the sink opening and the backwall so that you have the most concrete possible around the faucet. If you have a deeper countertop or smaller sink, please check to make sure that the faucet is lined up properly over the sink.
WARNING: some of the newer faucets require larger than 1-1/4" hole. Please check your faucet. If you need a larger hole, you can wrap the top of the knockout in electrical tape to increase the diameter.
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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"Worked as intended - great concept and easy to attach to backer board. I needed to get a drum sander attachment for my drill to make the holes 1 - 2 mm wider to accommodate a pretty standard (Kohler) faucet."
"All the products are superior."
"While the euro-form knockout worked as intended, it was slightly smaller then the standard faucet that came with my new American standard stainless sink. Resulting in having to grind the hole out larger. Also, due to the design of my sink I had to shim the knockout down to make it the right height. Both of these issues are probably specific to the sink I bought and not the knockout itself."
