May 19, 2021 06:23PM
We have two bedrooms in which each has an individual sink BUT.. the back on both, (where the mirror is, under the sink and back of the cabinet), is connected.... IOW both sinks, even though in separate rooms, have the same plumbing to the separate valves.

Since it's the back wall of the cabinet it's solid wood.... drilled holes allow the tubing thru. So no, no sheetrock... yeah, sheetrock I could do with a butter knife. laughing smiley I have a saw that could cut thru it but the risk of going too far would be high... also the risk of puncturing another hole in the plumbing. It required a shallow cut. - JamesJM
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  Running water in your home; is a wonderful thing....

JamesJM153May 19, 2021 05:20PM

  So are your walls..

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  This was the unusual...

JamesJM110May 19, 2021 06:23PM

  Gotcha..

sstrams178May 20, 2021 04:50AM

  Re: Running water in your home; is a wonderful thing....

MamaRAMa106May 19, 2021 05:48PM

  Once I cut thru the wall I could see the problem.. (nm)

JamesJM76May 19, 2021 06:18PM

  Makes me ponder a question. If you have low water pressure, does that mean...

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  Three trip minimum

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  Ain't that the truth?

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