Reply With Quote"problem" is a relative term. Certainly you will have to move some things. Lacking any photos, we can't say much more except a plumber would make short work of it, it may take you longer!
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New Vanity and plumbing
Installing a new 42" vanity. The old one has the sink on the left side. Proposing to change to a center sink vanity. Is there going to be a problem with the rough in plumbing?
"problem" is a relative term. Certainly you will have to move some things. Lacking any photos, we can't say much more except a plumber would make short work of it, it may take you longer!
Depends somewhat on the configuration of the vanity. If there are drawers or shelves where the plumbing comes out of the wall now, it becomes mandatory to move things. Otherwise, it might not be a big problem.
Jim DeBruycker
Important note - I'm not a pro
Retired Defense Industry Engineer
It depends on the design of the cabinet and your abilities. We would not have a major problem, normally.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
thanks for your input, I was thinking it needed to be move due to cabinet, drawer,etc. Guess I was hoping it wasn't going to be a concern
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