Posted by bill_g_web (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 12 at 22:32 Love our wall mount - Kohler. Pay attention to spout length. My water stream hits the center of the sink drain - just dumb luck I suppose when installing. Faucetdirect.com search allows you to pick spout length. Here's my set up... http://www.billbblog.com/Diy/36/Vanity Was drilling out the mirror a necessity to have the mirror not be uncomfortably too high?

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It’s a little more work for the plumber at the early rough-in stage, and then can’t be moved without difficulty. A wall faucet rough-in has to be dimensioned *perfectly* both horizontally and vertically. Things like, will the floor tile be 1/4” or 3/16“ or 1/2” thick? Will the countertop be 2cm or 2.5cm or 3cm thick? Counter at 34”or 36” high? Vessel sink or undermount? All can change the height of the wall rough in valve. When the finish plumbing is countertop mounted the rough in plumbing does not have to be so exact.

I’ll include link below. Sink is 5” deep. Dimensions are 19” wide by 15”. Drain is centred. https://www.wayfair.ca/home-improvement/pdp/deervalley-white-ceramic-rectangular-vessel-bathroom-sink-drll1012.html Based on everything I’m reading, faucet a few inches above top of sink and want water hitting drain. I’m thinking if faucet is 8.5” long then drain could be 10” out from wall. Water doesn’t drop straight down from spout but comes out at slight angle so that plus a bit of height should work? Drain hole is 1.75” wide.