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Quick Question on a bathroom cabnet

tippgod · 2015-11-27 19:37:43

hi all. quick question. can i install this sort of sink unit on a stud partition wall. i would like to have no legs on the unit

27-11-2015 7:37pm

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tippgod

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hi all.
quick question. can i install this sort of sink unit on a stud partition wall. i would like to have no legs on the unit

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#2 27-11-2015 11:17pm

dpofloinn

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You can if you can find the the up rights usually 14'' to 16'' apart. I would suggest you cut out the plasterboard behind the unit and put in ''grounds'' ( timbers put inside the stud in order create a secure platform to hang a heavy piece of furniture)

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