What is size of the back opening? Our plumbing is slightly off set and I want to make sure there will still be room.
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Our plumbing was too low so we had to cut the opening to make it bigger. So I, unfortunately, don't know the original size of the opening. Because of the drawer in the bottom the opening is higher than most vanities. The bottom of the opening is around 16.5 inches from the floor. We actually had to open the wall and move the drain pipe higher to accommodate the middle bottom drawer. The back was cut pretty easily with a jigsaw since it's a somewhat thin piece of masonite. You can cut the opening to a max of 17.5 inches wide and 15 inches tall. Hope that helps. Sheryl
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Back opening is 12.25" x 10.5", in the center. Back board can be cut accordingly, thanks.
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It is 11" wide x 13" tall. The opening is 16" off the ground. I hope that helps.
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I can't remember the exact measurements, but it's not very big. I think it was about the size of a piece of paper. Our plumber had to cut it to make it wider and cut into the bottom drawer to accommodate our plumbing.
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hi, I measured it, and the fit will be close. The very broadest part of the product is broader than 3 inches--at least 3.25 inches across. The edges of that part, though, are flexible. It looks to me like it might bend just enough to use in a 3" drain opening. Definitely some risk it won't work, but if you're as frustrated with non-working drain stoppers as we were, it's probably worth a shot.
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The one a brought had a 12 inch rough in from the back wall, side opening should be 15 inches from the center, or 30 inches wide. this is a good toilet, I installed in in my RV motorhome.
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Yes it'll fit I recommend the vertical faucet to be mounted off one of the corners of the sink so it doesn't take space between the sink and the backsplash where you want to keep a clearance of about 1-3/4 so you can still go around the sink and clean /dry it. Good luck!
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The tube sleeve is 2.5 inches long on mine. How far it sticks out depends on your plumbing, but it shouldn't be more than 4 or 5 inches.
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I don't know how wide my shower is but I think it's standard size and it fits in sideways so I can't use the back but overall it works
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I believe that it will fit my sink is 16 inches from front to back and it doesn't fit. It almost did but it was just a little to short so it should fit yours. Its not very long.
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I ran out of money, so the toilet is still sitting in the carton. It is more than a 12" because it is a retrofit in an historic home and my plumber had to go with an existing sewer pipe. I hope the toilet fits. YIKES! And that I love it!
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The inside of the drain area that's exposed is just a tad bit over 3 in, which leads me to believe it's 3 1/2 for the actual size. I know I walked into Menards or Lowes and just bought what was on the rack, without thinking to measure first, and it worked.
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I'm not sure of the dimensions, but everything was standard as far as I know. We've had our sink for 6 months or so. It's wee, but works well for the limited amount of space we had to work with. However, I'd talk with your plumber to find out if you should have a right or left faucet configuration. It will depend on where your source water lines and drain pipe is.
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From my counter to the opening of the spout is 10 1/2 inches. Mine is not the Hybrid water heater.
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I am not a plumber, so I can't tell you exactly. What I can tell you is that it appears to be a standard size. I live in a very old house that hasn't had a plumbing update in decades, and I removed my old shower head and easily replaced it with this one with no problems and no leaks.
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I measured mine and you "might" just barely make it. I bought another one for a bathroom sink and it did not fit. You will not have not have much to spare but if it works, you will love it.
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I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the... » Read More I think you'll need a bare bones minimum space of 20X20X20; maybe 18X20X20. And, unless you are a tinyperson or very skilled at working in tight spaces, you might have a tough time installingit in that tight a space. This is a pretty good unit, and as I wrote earlier I have owned andinstalled 3 similar units over about a 20 year's time period. Some prior experience with plumbing and general installation is helpful but not absolutely necessary. How much will depend onthings like space to work in, counter to material which may need to be drilled for the faucet, plastic or older metal drain pipe, which will need to be drilled for the system drain. « Show Less
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I think that is too big. The large end of line that connects to the faucet is either 22 or 23 mm. I think 23 but can't be sure without going digging through my plumbing tools and checking. GMF
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I did not fit in mine. I believe my sink (undermount) is listed at 30x18 but that must have been the outer dimensions. Measuring the open area at the top was more like 16 3/4" x 27 3/4" but it apparently slants in as it goes down and at the bottom is was even narrower. Just get your tape measure into the bottom of the sink to be sure. BTW - it seemed like a very well made product.
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I installed this is a friend's house and can't get there to check the dimensions. It seems to me that it did not expand much beyond the outside diameter. The expansion was design to create a tight seal. If you have extra room, I'd probably insert a plastic pipe or rubber from an inner tube to take up the space. It's worth the effort. My friend had a flooded basement once because she did not have the check valve. Stan