I wanted feet on my shaker vanity but the manufacturer only had those bun feet or chippendale style that would not look right. The first picture below is an inspiration photo -- it is NOT my bathroom (I wish!). The second is my vanity and I'm sorry you can hardly see the legs/feet. A designer at the home store where I ordered the vanity suggested I order a table leg and have my contractor cut it in to three feet. So his instructions on how to put that together is the third image. It was a lot less expensive than ordering three vanity feet from the kitchen cabinet company. Good luck on your search.

This is a conversation about them. And more photos. Love them!!! Make sure you put blocking behind the space for anchoring. http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/3595018/same-old-question-blue-star-or-wolf-from-real-owners-please-reply Stevep - thank you again. As an update for anyone who stumbles onto this information. Faxon no longer sells these parts. But, they kindly provided me with the CNP sales number. Amazingly, the prices are the same as 10 years ago. Great service. Warming shelf rack - #10028, MSRP = $36.40 ea Upper clip - #10089 (one per shelf), MSRP=$5.80 ea Lower clip - #10089 (two per shelf), MSRP= $5.80 ea Shipping cost is additional (was around $11 for me) Wind Crest CNP Industries, Inc. - 1-877-387-6721 Question - I have a 54" space. Should I have ordered 3 shelves?

Oh! Should also have mentioned tipouts as something you may want to consider for undersink storage. Love these! We did two separate ones instead of one large one, for ease of opening one-handed. On the rhs i keep sponges and hand cream, lhs is the pot scrubber. (don't mind the dirty-looking sponge on the left; I always have two sponges going at a time ... a newer clean one for dishes, then it gets rotated to be the grill-cleaning sponge and I cut the corner off it to differentiate them :))

Sorry - have never seen that type of installation and think the dark hole draws attention as well as making use difficult. Our house is brick not stone, we have GFI outlets with exterior covers - the boxes are set into the brick, outlets and waterproof covers sit proud. They aren't hidden but then that kind of thing doesn't make me crazy. They are placed where we need them and are low and off to the sides.