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Sink with the cabinets

11 years ago

I know the sink is Approx 47" but the part that goes order is approx 40" how did you put drawers in without interfering with the sink?

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Lucie Fortin
11 years ago
Where can I find this vanity...just luv it
fredsdesigns
11 years ago
Most likely the front is longer than the drawer box itself to keep the geometry aligned. I'd say the drawer box (just the top one) isn't much wider than the end of the handle to allow for the sink in the cabinet.
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Sullivan Design Studio
11 years ago
It was a custom vanity in rift cut oak, drawers are shallower to allow for plumbing

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