My contractor has asked me to get the exact placement of the drains so we make sure the plumbing in the wall aligns with the vanity.Can you help?
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Unfortunatley, the drain is not included. Futher measurements have been listed below. Uses an 8" wide spread faucet Off White basin Cut outs in back: 10"w x 10"h - 9 1/4" down from top - 16" up from floor - 6 1/2" in from sides of cabinet body - 27 5/8" apart Back is finished mdf board - solid white - screwed in Has floor protectors Basins: 16"w x 12 3/4"d x 6 1/2"h -- opeings 15 1/4"w x 12"d Basins are 21 1/4" apart - 3 3/4" in from edge of granite - 2 3/4" in from edge where bevel begins Front of basin to front edge of granite 4 1/2" -- 3 1/2" to where bevel starts Push open/close sink plug Faucet holes 1 3/8" diameter - 2 5/8" apart Center of faucet hole to center of faucet hole 4"(in 1 set) Faucet hole spread 9 1/2"(in 1 set) Faucet hole sets are 28" apart Outside edge of faucet hole to outside edge of granite top 6 3/4"(each side) Center of center faucet hole to outside edge of granite top 11 1/2"(both sides Center of outside faucet hole(1 set) to center of outside faucet hole (other set) 45 1/2" Back of vanity to edge of center faucet hole 1 7/8" Back of vanity to left or right edge of faucet hole 2"
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It is relative to where it is installed in the room. Mine was on the left side of the bathroom so the drain was on the left side and the motor on the right side.
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in most situations, the sink vanity is right next to the toilet. So the kit comes with a "T" to put on the sink's hot water supply line. I have one bathroom where the toilet is across from the sink, I had to get creative on that one. It turns out that behind the wall the toilet was on, was a washing machine hot water supply line that I tied into and just ran the hose through the wall. Good luck. its worth it!!
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No, and that is an issue as it states hardware included and it illustrates the drains in the pictures.
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I have two sets of lines and drains running down through floor, under house. But vanity comes with holes in the back so that you can connect them inside the wall. My plumber had to drill the holes to run lines and drains out the bottom. I am very pleased with this Vanity, it is a lot better quality than I expected.
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The drawers actually don't sit all the way to the back wall, but they are enclosed into their own space separated from the rest of the interior of the vanity. You will have to split the hot and cold water supply so they come put the wall under each sink, that's what i did, but i did drill two wholes to be able to run the waste line behind the drawers that connects both sinks drains, vs doing it inside the wall. You have 5 1/2" space between the back of the drawers and the back wall of the cabinet. I hope it helps.
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Dear Katie, Thank you for your recent Home Decorators Collection purchase on Amazon.com. I would be happy to assist with your question. Everything that you have listed in included in this vanity, except for the drain and faucet. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us back. Thank you for visiting our shop on Amazon.com. We look forward to your continued business. Sincerely, KyleP. Internet Representative
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Hi! I ordered this sink also. I had a professional plumber install it. The cost in my area was $492.00. They attached the faucet to the top of the item and added lines at the back with cutoff valves which I did not already have. They also had to adjust the drain that I already had coming out of the wall. I did already have the plumbing behind the wall. We installed it in our game room. I hope that helps!!!
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yes....I ordered the Moen drain assembly along with the sink and they look great together.
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Sorry, I don't know. A plumber came right after the sink was installed to finish up with the faucet, etc.
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Hmm, I don't think that would work. We have a small drawer under the drain board portion, but I've never looked under the drawer to see what's going on under there ... but I do know that our dishwasher, which is on the other side, is installed flush to the bottom of the countertop, while the drain board on this sink is below the bottom of the countertop ... but maybe by only an inch or so. I'll look tonight and let you know what I think (if someone else doesn't know the real answer!).
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The faucet and drain holes are exactly as shown. The faucet hole is located in the center.
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I bought this sink and itbis installed with small side of sink in th right....you can.turn.it. th inky advice i have is to be sre to make th hole where your water fixture goes in th center. Without thinking i put it centered on th big part of th sink and it cant reach th small part...my granite guy didnt offer up this thought. It works though because i have fixture with pull out to reach th small side....which is where i have my disposal! Good sink for th cost....it does get scratches....this is typical for this gauge of sink/stainless.
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I saw in a custom homes magazine where they put it half way in the existing hole in a granite top hole. It looked as if it were neatly caulked, you might have to have the hole adjusted to fit evenly, depending on the shape of the sink versus hole. I totally loved the look and am going to copy the idea with mine since it was a very upscale bathroom. It was absolutely gorgeous.
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We quickly discovered that the best way to make sure this beautiful vanity and sink is installed correctly involves a plumber. Putting the vanity together is fairly simple, but attaching the pipes to the unique plumbing in YOUR home may require some additional expertise. It will only take a good plumber a few minutes to do this correctly.
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We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN.... » Read More We have a 40" vanity and it looks great. I would assume it would also look good on a 30" vanity. The overall width of the sink is 22-1/4", the depth is 14-1/2. The sink will probably NOT have a perfectly flat base. If mounting it on a granite surface (or other hard surface) make sure you use the sticky pad pieces (included) on the surface around the drain hole. I know they also sell round, double stick pads so you can tighten down the sink and have the sticky pad between the counter surface and the bottom of the sink. OUR SINK, WATERFALL FAUCET LOOK GREAT - WOULD ORDER AGAIN. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour. And it should be less than an hour for a DIY job. Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour.... » Read More Sorry I no longer have the instructions I received. However it is relatively straight forward. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the inside of the faucet, the other ends to the water supply. Disassemble the faucet and securing nut assembly and insert the faucet's threaded end into the hole on your vanity. Front the underside screw on the ring nut until hand tight and then use a Phillips head screw driver to turn the screws which keeps the faucet firmly in place. I may have skipped a couple of steps but that is the general idea. A plumber should be able to do this in under a half hour. And it should be less than an hour for a DIY job. « Show Less