Is it possible to place the vanity a little to the right of my drain pipe? Meaning it wouldn't be directly on center of the drain.
1967786
You should be able to as the back has a large opening for plumbing purposes.
1967787
yes you could be off center about 6 " you would just have to add some drain pipe and make adjustments
1507876
This can be tricky because the center shelf does not move. Therefore the height is very important for the drain . I would recommend not having the plumbing rough things in until after it arrives and he can measure off the back opening. Great unit after it is installed
1224706
Wrong person to ask. Wife bought a curved faucet with spring around the curve and placed it in the middle. she love's it and the Houzer sink.
657723
No. I actually tried this....but the face piece actually is notched so that it fits in the groove only one way. Therefore I had to retrofit the plumbing to it.
915884
I suppose you could put it on either side but the smaller sink, on the right, is where it is really meant to go so that you can throw your waste there and use the larger sink to do other work.
927216
i'm thinking you can if your vanity has a counter top...it could sit on top of the vanity (wood or whatever) itself, but you'd have to make sure the measurements were pretty exact... but if you have a vanity with a slab top on top of it, this should site right on the counter top might have to cut an opening under the center for the pipe etc... maybe not... it's a nice sink, works great for a handicap person with the single handle faucet on their unaffected side. perfect size for most wash up basins that need to be filled in the sink and taken to the bedside etc... it worked out great for us~
999248
You have to be precise because you only have a square about 12x12 to fit the valves and waste line in. Off the center of the vanity to center of the sink drain is 16 inches. Center of the working space under the sink off the floor is 24 inches. I wish I asked the question because I had to move all my plumbing basing it off a cabinet at home depot. Good luck
1954075
Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel
460537
Yes. It would mean the drain would be on the opposite side of the tray. We did ours on the left side.
1122072
Wish I could answer that. We had a plumber do it. Unfortunately for us, ours did not come with the drain and stopper. Had to use the one from the previous fixture.
1732816
That side of the sink is deeper than the other but it should work. It will be close to the bottom of the cabinet and depending on your disposal and plumbing arrangement. We did not install a disposal so it's only a guess. Nice sink!!
1732818
Yes, my garbage disposal is on actually on e left side! Per the plumber who installed, you can put disposal on either side as long a you have enough room under the sink to fit it.
657693
The faucet can only be installed on the right side, not left side option sorry.Kind Regards,The Sink Discounters
618391
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
1008280
I dont think so. The drain hole is in the middle of the sink. Btw I love the sink. Only problem us that there are real corners and straight sides to it which require a little more cleaning
1453485
I guess you could, the rim is above the overflow drain cover. "Attachment" would probably be different than for a sink, tho. I'd want to see it or get specs off the website first... BTW, this is already the deepest tub I've ever seen.
1580818
Sorry this took so long to answer you. I just saw this email today. (I'm behind) The drain is located towards the rear of the basin, centered left to right. I am sorry that I can't answer your question about the drain being built-in. The plumber installed this for us, so I don't know.