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distance between wc and sink

10 years ago
we have a tiny wc like this i would like to know the distance between the toilet seat and sink
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  • PRO
    10 years ago

    Hi there. Side to side, the minimum space you can put a toilet in, in North Carolina, is 30", meaning the toilet drain is 15" on center. Between the toilet and the sink, you will need a minimum of 30", but check to see if you have local codes.


    Many thanks!

    Nicole

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