It would be helpful I think! Including information on sink depth would be useful as well.

Ask your architect if he has one, and see if he/she trips over it. The Tapmaster is recommended (highly) because it's been tried and loved by everyone who owns one. Why in the world would you want a toe-stubber when you can have something that's low-profile, under your toe-kick that actually works? It also looks like this model has a separate pedal for hot/cold, while you adjust the temperature for Tapmaster at the faucet. That's a horrible payoff for the cheaper price. No....Thank You!

oldbat2be, we put our tapmaster only on our bigger island sink, not the "cleanup" sink. I guess it might be our "prep" sink even though it's bigger than the other sink. I don't know if we'll miss it on the other sink since our kitchen isn't done yet, but you could always add it later as I don't think it's too hard to retrofit. Fitting all that stuff I would think might be a challenge. We have a farmhouse sink and our plumber was worried about fitting an instant hot, a water chiller, a tapmaster and a garbage disposal under there in a 36" wide cabinet. We gained a few inches b/c we made our island taller (unrelated reasons) but they still said it was a lot to cram under there. Are you using the Hafele foot pedal for your trash? You know it's only for frameless cabinets right? My cabinet maker had to modify it to work w/ our non-frameless ones. Not sure how he is doing it, but it is costing us more than 1 hr. of his time in the quote. I believe (but am not certain) that there was also a comment that the instructions came only in German! ICFgreen, Brizio (I believe) also makes a faucet like the Touch. We originally thought of using the touch but it does not go w/ our kitchen at all. The good thing about the tapmaster is you can use any faucet you want.

It's not easy going through these renos especially when you are feeling abandoned by your GC. Is there anyone you can go to to help move things along? I feel for you sweet one. It's not easy being at the mercy of these less than dependable people. â¦.I just did a Bible study that was so helpful, it said to just start thanking God even in the bad times and to look at where you can see Him in any of this. Ask God to help you get through this and then thank Him each time something does or even when it doesn't go right. It helped me a lot, not sure if that would interest you but it helps me almost immediately to be calmer and more peaceful about the situations that come with life. The study that I did is called "One Thousand Gifts" by Ann Voss. Her voice is so soothing (see link). All the best to you and may you have a peaceful day and much progress be made! I'll be thinking of you today and lifting you up, you are not alone. Here is a link that might be useful: One Thousand Gifts