My water hookups and drain look like they would be right behind the drawers. Do the drawers sit flush to the back wall or is there space behind?
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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.
1580816
The drain is at the bottom of the sink, near the back (side against the wall), and centered left to right. The drain hole is there of course but you or your plumber have to connect to your drain line from below the sink.
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The top white porcelain sink extends about a 1/2 inch in the back and sits flush against my wall, the Plummer added caulking to seal any gap (don't know if that how everyone does it but that's how mine was installed). There is a 1/2 maybe 1/4 inch gap between my wall and the back wooden part of the vanity and I do have large baseboards so yes it sits flush where the porcelain sink portion meets the wall but there is a slight gap between the wooden vanity portion and the wall. I don't think you can even notice it and then again that's how mine was installed, don't know if that's right or wrong but it was professionally installed. Hope that helps The top white porcelain sink extends about a 1/2 inch in the back and sits flush against my wall, the Plummer added caulking to seal any gap (don't know if that how everyone does it but that's how mine was installed). There is a 1/2 maybe 1/4 inch gap between my wall and the back wooden part of the vanity and I do have large baseboards so yes it sits flush where the porcelain sink portion meets the wall but there is a slight gap between the wooden vanity portion and the wall. I don't think you can even notice it and then again that's how mine was installed, don't know if that's right or... » Read More The top white porcelain sink extends about a 1/2 inch in the back and sits flush against my wall, the Plummer added caulking to seal any gap (don't know if that how everyone does it but that's how mine was installed). There is a 1/2 maybe 1/4 inch gap between my wall and the back wooden part of the vanity and I do have large baseboards so yes it sits flush where the porcelain sink portion meets the wall but there is a slight gap between the wooden vanity portion and the wall. I don't think you can even notice it and then again that's how mine was installed, don't know if that's right or wrong but it was professionally installed. Hope that helps « Show Less
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It should sit flush with the cabinet. The screws that came with my pulls were too long. I had to buy shorter screws, which were inexpensive. I just picked them up at Lowe's. I hope this was helpful.
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The drawers directly below the sinks are faux drawers.The drawers below that do not fully extend to the back of the unit, to allow for plumbing space.
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Yes, there is a drain hole in the center of the bottom shelf. Also there are places for water to drain off in the corners of the top shelf.
16876
I believe the drain is offset so the slope of the sink will assure there is no standing water. I am totally pleased with my sink.
1567791
Because of the way that my vanity is installed, I can't give you an exact answer. However, the vanity is 18" deep and the opening in the drawer is 12" plus about an inch for the drawer face. There is a piece of wood inset to cover the back so I would subtract another inch. Hypothetically, I would say there should be about 3 1/2 - 4 inches of space behind the drawer. By the way, I don't have one complaint. I love this vanity.
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No, they are full depth. There are cutouts in the back of each cabinet below the sinks that allow for 2 separate wall hookups.
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I had limited space as well. The handle pulls out to turn on and then moves forward and backwards to change temp. I had my Plumber install it somewhat at an angle so the handle wouldn't hit the wall behind and it actually looks fine. The faucet looks and works great! Good luck!
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No, they are cylindrical and would not sit flush against a wall. They are intended to install into the ground and look best with some space all the way around to accentuate the soft light pattern. The units are extremely attractive and are good quality copper.
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Others have your dimensions, I would like to add that this works great with the storage tank on the floor in the back right hand corner. The filter set w/ uv mounted to your left wall, will need to be about centered elevation and centered with the drains off your sink for a good location. This will allow you to mount your power supply just to the left of your filters. NOTE: It will be best to mount your filter bracket all the way through the cabinet wall with bolts and washers rather that the screws provided unless you have a very heavy cabinet wall. The 4th hole in a Kit. sink works perfect for the extra faucet. Good Luck, we "Love Our Unit" Others have your dimensions, I would like to add that this works great with the storage tank on the floor in the back right hand corner. The filter set w/ uv mounted to your left wall, will need to be about centered elevation and centered with the drains off your sink for a good location. This will allow you to mount your power supply just to the left of your filters. NOTE: It will be best to mount your filter bracket all the way through the cabinet wall with bolts and washers rather that the screws provided unless you have a very heavy cabinet wall. The 4th hole in a Kit. sink works... » Read More Others have your dimensions, I would like to add that this works great with the storage tank on the floor in the back right hand corner. The filter set w/ uv mounted to your left wall, will need to be about centered elevation and centered with the drains off your sink for a good location. This will allow you to mount your power supply just to the left of your filters. NOTE: It will be best to mount your filter bracket all the way through the cabinet wall with bolts and washers rather that the screws provided unless you have a very heavy cabinet wall. The 4th hole in a Kit. sink works perfect for the extra faucet. Good Luck, we "Love Our Unit" « Show Less
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Yes there is a cutout in the top drawers for the pipes that is about 8 inches which allows the drawer to close. It is designed so that the drain goes into your wall from under both sinks. The union is in the wall not under the sink. My plumber had no issues with it. We did end up using the standard flexible water lines instead of the stiff copper ones the sink comes with. Jackmurphy011@gmail.com if you want me to send a couple pics
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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
1190945
I would say there is a gap. Only the sides could come close, and they do. But my baseboard prevents them from actually touching the walls. And the top of the unit extends less than 1/2 an inch further than the sides of the unit. The back of the unit is not corner shaped and can't touch the wall. I personally don't want it to touch the walls because I need a small space for the cables and wires to come out and go into a box I have for the outlets. I hope this helps.
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Completely behind the sink? Mine didn't. Some of that will depend on how deep the counter is behind the sink of course. Mine sits all the way against the back splash and then over the back part of the sink itself. That includes over the faucet. I have to sort of reach under it to open the faucet. It works for me though so I am okay with it. It is sturdy enough for me to set two heavy African violets on top. Hope this helps.
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The depth is just fine. Great sink.The thing you need to check is the garbage disposal outlet. Be sure the output of the disposal is higher than the waste line in the wall. I had to lower the waste line input in the wall.