Vanities and sinks

The vanity width, where the drain and supplies come out, and the wall behind it.

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30″ vanity: the vanity fits (33″ of room), a 4 in centerset faucet, 2 supply lines (20″ braided) and a new trap.

What people get wrong:

• Pipes behind the drawers. Measure the valve and drain heights against the new cabinet’s drawers before you buy.
• Holes too big. Trace from the pipes and cut neat holes; a hole saw makes clean ones.
• Faucet holes that don’t match. Count the holes and the spread in the new top before you buy the faucet.

The worked example, every line's math and the code notes · Your own sizes in the app

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