My plumbing is at 18 " from the left, 17" from the floor. Would this work for me?
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Hi there, Vmnina! The 17" from the floor is good, but if your plumbing is 18" from the left (side) that will put it directly into the 4 drawers which begin at about 16.5" from the left side. (They go all the way to the back and are contained in a solid, sub-cabinet). Impossible! FYI, I did both my bathrooms and had a similar situation in my Master bathroom. I used a 30" cabinet with a full drawer at the bottom. I put 3 storage boxes in the drawer that just happened to fit perfectly,, and got the equivalent of 3 drawers of space. If it's still available, take a look at the Allier 29.5" Modern Bathroom Vanity Set with Mirror Base. Finish: Wenge Brown. It is comparable quality and also available through Amazon. It comes with a beautiful, coordinated mirror, which you may or may not need. (Although I hated to, I donated my mirror to Goodwill as I already had a built-in medicine cabinet above). Good luck with your project! -Dale
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I have mine set at 21". It appears it could be lowered a few inches more, maybe to 17 or 18"
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Alas, the 20" is a pipe dream. It is only 18" wide, and even the 18" is not all useable. It has small "lips" on the sides. Between the lips it is probably 17 or 17.5" wide. If you have an 18" dish rack, it will not sit flat on top of this drain board.
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No Problem. Height depends on plumbing of hot and cold outlet. We use a handheld shower nozzle and when in the cradle the nozzle is 74" from the shower floor. Hope this helps.
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Yes! I have a 22" deep countertop...the sink is 18" deep and I have my sink backed up to the wall with caulking along the back edge to prevent water, etc going down the back...works perfectly! We had to adjust the hole slightly to move it back but I love it this way as it leaves more room in the front.
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About 20" would be the maximum height. I think it might seem a little unstable at that height if your shower floor slopes for the drain. Mine is set about 17" but I am quite short.
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My toilet is 16" and I'm about your height. I tried the 9" but went with the 7" one instead. It works very well. Good luck with yours!Joan
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i say yes for the flange to sit flush/levell with the floor. Mine was cracked and bent. I had to remove it. hope this helps. I am DIYer not a plumber.
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Yes! the plumber did have to do a little adjusting but my counters are not cut right it should be fine if you have nice counters
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I'm really not sure. I can tell you that the one I bought wouldn't fit sideways or upright under my sink. I have mine in the basement.
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My master plumber installed the pop up drain in my bathroom and it was too short to reach the plumbing from the cabinet below. I'm sorry I don't know what size I was sent because I did not specify. I had to return the pop up drain.'
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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 bought the 19" stool and just now I measured it as 17 1/2" so it is close. I suspect yours would be close.
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It's hard to say from here , but as long the connections are the right size , and the pump is similar in size , why shouldn't, it work. Make sure the connections are the same distance from the floor , I ordered a higher end unit with more bells and whistles I styles and would have rerouted plumbing just to hook it up . Good luck
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4 1/2 inches.. Yes you have to hope for enough play in the current plumbing or do some fancy elbow offsets to make them fit. I have done both.
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Should work for you if you have seperate on off knobs. Shower stand should fit between them
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My installed unit extends 19 inches below the bottom of the sink. From the bottom of my sink to the floor is 23 inches. You could probably install it with a 20 or 21 inch total clearance.