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08-03-01, 01:04 PM

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I'm updating a bathroom vanity with two sinks. I want a single sink and would like to know if there is a plumbing kit to unify the two drains to a single drain for the single sink. If there isn't a kit is it possible to do it myself? I'm planning a new counter top in the project.

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08-03-01, 04:42 PM

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Plumbing for new bath sink

You have have better luck perhaps over on the plumbing forum. We have quite a few professionals who will have you plumbed up in no time.

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