How do I move my bathroom sink about 1 foot to the right?

I am doing a bathroom remodel, and currently, I have a 60 inch vanity, and the sink is heavily on the left hand side of the vanity. About 1 foot to the left of the vanity is the toilet.

So, I want to get a new vanity that is 48 inches, the only problem is, all the counter tops we've seen have the sink hole in the center, which means our sink would have to move some to the right. Is it possible to move a sink in one direction without actually changing the plumbing? I'm trying to keep the costs down as much as possible.

Thank you.

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Aug 28, 2009

replacing cracked floor tiles with vinyl
by: si

got a bathrooom problem! all the floor tiles are cracked and need removing, proper dangerous! BUT they have been laid beneath the bathroom furniture, so as i want to replace with a vinyl flooring how do i compensate for the gap between the toilet, sink ped and bath panel? Help!!

Jul 23, 2009

Moving a bathroom sink 2 feet
by: Anonymous

Is it possible to add extensions to the cutoff valves,(hot/cold)behind the drywall?

Jul 22, 2009

You will not need to go under the house
by: DIYBath

You will not need to go under the house to do anything.... you can extend the drain by adding additional pvc pipe to the existing drain.

Good Luck1

Jul 22, 2009

Moving a bathroom sink about 2 foot
by: Anonymous

Will I need to go underneath the house to move anything,for instant the drain pipe?

Jan 07, 2009

moving sink and counter
by: Anonymous

I need to move my whole sink and counter 2 the left about 1". So how do i uncork the counter 2 move it then re cork it

Aug 19, 2008

Move the drain with a 90 degree elbow
by: DIY-Bath

You can move the drain. Cut the pipe where it enters the wall (below the drain trap).

Attach a 90 degree elbow joint, making sure to keep the flow of the pipe downward (to keep wather from gathering in the pipes), to the pipe entering the wall, and the other end to the drain with the proper connectors.

Good Luck on your remodel -