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    Feb 20, 2010, 10:55 AM
    Moving bathroom sink plumbing inside interior wall over by one foot
    I bought a new sink, however the draining pipe from the interior wall needs to be moved for the sink to fit properly. Please help
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    Feb 20, 2010, 12:01 PM
    Hi Forbesd..

    Is the new sink a pedestal sink? If not and you have a vanity being installed then tell me if the pipe still fits inside the new vanity base or does the pipe fall outside the new vanity base?

    If you're lucky the pipes are under the vanity base and you can simply relocate the pipe. If pipes are outside the vanity you'll need to open the wall and repipe.

    Let us know more...

    MARK
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