height of second shelf from the floor?
7 years ago
Looking recommended rough plumbing. We have 16 1/2 “ from floor to pipes. So we need the shelf inside the doors to sit below 15”. Will this vanity work for us? Thanks!
Florence 30" Single Vanity Carrara Marble, White, Without Mirror · More Info
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