[C320-list] FW: New 320 faucet

[Jeffrey Hare]

Hi Karl,

   The escutcheon is usually a separate plate or ring you either put on
first, or not.  Probably wouldn't fit in the space between the newer sinks
and the fiddle anyway.

It's worth just taking a stroll through the store and finding the one you
like.  For instance, finding one with a pullout faucet that had a handle
mounted on/off with stream/spray option would be ideal.  There are probably
a bunch of better options out there more suitable for saving water
somewhere, if hunt a little..

-JeffH


-----Original Message-----
From: Karl Mielenhausen _/) [mailto:kmielen at iwon.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 8:46 AM
To: C320-List at catalina320.com
Subject: [C320-list] FW: New 320 faucet


Ray,



You were lucky to find that model (87315) at your Lowes. I can't find
anything like that from Moen at that price at our Lowes (and Moen make some
items faucet right here in New Bern) or on the Lowes website. Would you be
willing to buy up the remaining stock for myself and others who might be
interested?



Another alternative (with free shipping) is...

http://www.homeannex.com/prodView.asp?idproduct=57613



It appears that the 67315 is a bulk pack and the 87315 is the individual
packaged retail unit. There are 3 finishes:

87315 has the white pullout

87315BC has a brushed chrome pullout

87315C has a polished chrome pullout (aka the MarkII)

It also appears that Catalina removed the Deck Escutcheon for a cleaner
mounting look. Were you able to do that?



Karl Mielenhausen

2000 C320 Hull#690 "Silver Lining"

New Bern, NC

http://members.cox.net/mielen/

From: Ray Durand [mailto: durand.mail at verizon.net]

To: C320-List at catalina320.com

Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2006 19:15:06 -0700

Subject: [C320-list] New 320 faucet



I upgraded my 320 galley faucet today with what appears to be the same one
<br>now used on the MKII.<br><br>I checked out the Moen web site, and it
looks like model 67315 is what <br>Catalina is now using.  After searching
the web, I found out that Lowes <br>Hardware carried that model, so I went
to the store to check it out.  They <br>only had the model 87315, but it
looked identical to what I had seen on the <br>web and looks just like the
one in the 320 galley photograph on our web <br>site.  I purchased it for
about $80.<br><br>I spent the afternoon on the project - most of the time
was spent shopping <br>for the faucet and the water hoses that I had to
purchase.  After removing <br>the drawers and cabinet below the sink (5
screws), I disconnected the two <br>water feed hoses, and used a basin
wrench (~$20) to remove the original <br>faucet.  A pair of channel lock
pliers probably would have worked too, but <br>the basin wrench really made
it easy.  Actual work time was probably only <br>around an hour.<br><br>I
bought two 12-inch water feed hoses with a 3/8 fitting on one side, and
<br>1/2 on the other.  The original hoses had 3/8 fittings on both ends -
the <br>new faucet has 1/2 inch fittings.<br><br>It looks and works
great!<br><br>Ray Durand, Bellezza #822<br>Marina del
Rey<br><br><br><br><br>

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