Can this cabinet accommodate a flange style plunger? The one included is a cup style (for sinks and tubs), and toilets need flange style ones.
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I think it would depend on how flexible your plunger is, the one that comes with the kit is small so we used ours and its squished into the cabinet tightly the head of the plunger forms a taco ( the only way I can describe it) the cabinet is not as deep as I would like and the door is held closed by small magnets that are not very strong.
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The one we have came with whatever kind works in our toilet. And we only use it for our toilet.
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I don't know but since we rarely need to use a plunger I don't keep it in there. Instead I keep bowl cleaner, disinfectant wipes and a sponge.
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No. It will fit your sink. I used it and found it a perfect fit---remember to use plumbers putty when installing and you won't have any problem.
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If this is the measurement of your counter you have to consider the actual measurement of the cabinet which will be slightly smaller. Also consider how much counter you will have left for the faucet in the back and maybe 2" in front. I don't rememeber what the depth of the sink is but it seems to me it would be a tight fit.
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No, the drawers should recess into the cabinet. I had a terrible time with the slides. The little brass screws that hold the slides must be perfectly flush with the metal or the drawer will not slide back properly. Took me two days to finally get them to fit right (and a little cursing!). Good Luck!
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The sink with the under-mount flange is exactly 31.5 inches. I was able to mount the sink in my cabinet which is 32" wide. I had to cutout the top section of the cabinet in order to slide it in from right to left, so the answer is yes, but you will need to cut the top of the base cabinet to make it work. It was a little difficult for me and this is what I do on a regular basis. If you don't have any experience installing sinks, then I would say go with a smaller sink. Good luck and I hope this answered your question.
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Not sure, usually the parts are for a particular fixture. I suggest that you do a search for the toilet brand and model that you have.
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The style of sink you're referring to is called a vessel and no, this faucet wouldn't work "out of the box" for a vessel.
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I purchased a separate flange because I needed black also. It was not necessary though as the flange was included with the disposal. Did not return it because there was a piece I can put in the sink that keeps things from going down the garbage disposal such as a hand full of berries, or marbles from a cut flower vase that was included with the flange I bought but did not need. I hope this helps.
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Yes. My plumber installed it for me. I had bought an Ikea sink and cabinet combo, and the included drain with the Moen didn't fit, so we used the one that came with the sink instead.
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Yes! This cabinet is excellent for the price!! I bought mine for over the toilet storage also and it works perfect � I will tell you this, it is slightly bigger then the measurements given but to me that wasn't a big deal
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I am not at the house right now where the sink is being installed, but if I remember there is not a flange wide enough to accommodate a three hole faucet. There is only one hole at the corner of the sink.
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I don't know. My kitchen sink is a double sink, but I don't know about the plumbing pipes in a bathroom, so maybe someone else can answer this one.
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If the toilet has a ballcock or is top-mount dual-flush, NO. If it's a canister or flapper type, YES. Just go to the Kohler site, find the touchless toilets in the Bathroom section, then click on "Bathroom New Products" and you'll see a picture of the interior of the four toilet types. The device isn't model specific, just toilet-tech specific.
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Lynn, I recently got a new low flow toilette which has a weird oval shape opening. I tried using my basic plunger and it did not work at all. After reading reviews, I decided to try this one. It works very well for odd shaped holes. I was Leary when I got it, but it does work.
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Yes, provided there is a place where they can be mounted in the cabinet so as to contact the door within an inch to two of the hinge axis...hard to describe in text! The cylinder is mounted on the frame of the door. As the door closes, the plunger, which protrudes from the cylinder, comes into contact with the door itself and cushions the close. The door must have some kind of at least moderate closing force from a spring to work.Mine have been in use fora number of cabinet doors for several years and are easy to install and work fine.
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Mine did have the flange, but I cannot remember if it was an option to add. We were very satisfied with the quality
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I don't think so, but you may try calling either the seller or manufacturer. Anyway, that sink is specifically made for that vanity or vice versa. You cannot use a standard sink with the vanity, if that is your intent. If space is your concern the entire sink/vanity takes no more space than a standard. I answered with more info than you requested...but wanted to be helpful.