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    Oct 28, 2007, 12:06 PM
    Sinking pipes.
    We have pipes leading from our toilet and sink, when we redecorate, how do we go about sinking the pipes or putting them out of view.
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    Oct 28, 2007, 02:02 PM
    "sinking the pipes or putting them out of view." the only pipe on a toilet that is in view should be the incoming fill line and stop cock, this one? The drain and supply pipes under a sink can be enclosed with a vanity cabinet or just a fabric skirt, pretty old fashioned though.
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