Pedestal to Vanity Plumbing
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11-20-18, 06:18 AM
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Pedestal to Vanity Plumbing
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We currently have a pedestal sink that has an overall width of around 25" . We are looking to change it out to a vanity with sink. Would a 24" and 30" vanity be a straight forward swap? Would likely need a new ptrap Im assuming as the current one is centered.
Attached or below is a picture of the measurement to the drain and water valves from the wall.
Thank You
We currently have a pedestal sink that has an overall width of around 25" . We are looking to change it out to a vanity with sink. Would a 24" and 30" vanity be a straight forward swap? Would likely need a new ptrap Im assuming as the current one is centered.
Attached or below is a picture of the measurement to the drain and water valves from the wall.
Thank You
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11-20-18, 08:57 AM
Not a plumber but if you remove the drain pipes and supple lines, you can cut holes in the back of the vanity and have the valves and drain connection come right through the back of the cabinet. Pretty straightforward. Nothing needs to be relocated but new flexible supply lines and new drain/trap would make everything connect easily.
- Peter
- Peter
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11-20-18, 11:17 AM
While you could remove the supply valves, I probably wouldn't. They look like they are compression fittings, and any time you take something off, who knows what can of worms you're opening up.
I would just remove the 2 chrome supply lines to the old sink, and remove the old P trap. Many vanities have open backs these days, or you can cut a big square hole to let all 3 fittings through.
New braided lines for your new faucet and a new plastic P-trap for your sink, and you'll be all set! The hardest part will be maneuvering the new vanity into the bathroom!
I would just remove the 2 chrome supply lines to the old sink, and remove the old P trap. Many vanities have open backs these days, or you can cut a big square hole to let all 3 fittings through.
New braided lines for your new faucet and a new plastic P-trap for your sink, and you'll be all set! The hardest part will be maneuvering the new vanity into the bathroom!
