Installing a glass rinser on the sink

[MissMarvel]

Is there a product or mechanism that would allow me to install a glass rinser (see example photo) over the top of, in lieu of, or simultaneously with the dishwasher vent? I have the ability to install the glass rinser, but I do not have the capability of drilling a new hole for this in my sink/counter and wondering is there is a work around. Maybe a dual-purpose product?
Thank you, MissMarvel

 

[havasu]

I believe that is designed for the mechanics of that washer to only be installed under the counter, as they are in a commercial bar. I know of no "workaround" to install this. What is the apprehension of drilling a hole? Most professionals can easily drill a hole for you.

 

[GReynolds929]

No you can have an air gap, or the rinser if there is only one hole available.

 

[Rossando]

No... those are designed to be installed in cup rinser spaces. Unless you already have a sink basin with it already you will spend $$$ for a lot of custom plumbing and shetmetal work.
Definitely don't think people would go this route but would you could do is buy a new sink that has this built into the design. Found one on Amazon for 400ish bucks but these are not that great quality. Would recommend Blanco/Franke/kholer some brands that been around a while and not fly by night on anazon.

 

[GReynolds929]

I've installed a couple of these before. They are designed to be on the counter and use a 1 3/8" hole like an air gap or soap dispenser. New sink and sheet metal work is unnecessary. If the air gap is being kept a new hole does have to be drilled in the countertop or sink depending on the setup.

https://www.deltafaucet.com/glassrinser

 

[Ludington]

That could be kinda cool to install, I have a soap dispenser hole that my wife does not use and hates. I could put one of these in there. Do they jyst yse a cold water supply ?

 

[GReynolds929]

Yes