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  "name": "How do I choose between a single-hole and a widespread faucet?",
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      "name": "How do I choose between a single-hole and a widespread faucet?",
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        "text": "Before purchasing a new fixture, check the number of mounting holes in your sink or countertop, the hole spacing (such as 4-inch or 8-inch spread), and the clearance under overhead cabinets. Single-hole faucets offer a clean look, while widespread faucets spread handles and spouts across multiple holes. If you choose a single-hole faucet for a pre-drilled three-hole sink, you will need an escutcheon deck plate to conceal the unused holes. Confirming these dimensions ensures the new fixture fits your cabinetry and backsplash seamlessly.",
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        "description": "Check your sink or countertop hole pattern: single-hole faucets fit compact spaces or use deck plates, while widespread faucets need three separate holes set 8 inches apart."
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  "description": "Check your sink or countertop hole pattern: single-hole faucets fit compact spaces or use deck plates, while widespread faucets need three separate holes set 8"
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