Please are its legs placed at the circumference or are they moved towards the center- I ask as I am going to place another shallow drainer beside it
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There are 5 legs in total and they are about half an inch in. It is a great drainer - very stable.
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There wil be zero clearance. The effluent should have it's center 13 in from the wall. Just as important is the location of the fresh water connection. The base of the stool bells out and is quite wide at the back so be prepared to have to move that water supply. Good Luck, Gene
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The base of this colander is flat and is suspended between the 3x legs/feet slightly elevating it up from the surface. The base portion contains a bunch of well placed drain holes. I have not experienced any draining problems due to the flat base.
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The drain is located at the back and I use a hose to drain the unit. It is not easy to put the hose on and it does block the front bucket from going back on but I had to do this because I have it in a 4 foot crawl space. I suppose the outside of the hose that you put on the drain could be trimmed down, however I have not had any issues so I left it the way it was. Hope this helps you. The unit has been running for about two years in the crawl space.
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The rubber feet come with the stool. Our shower had a slope down to the drain and so I found it worked best if I made two legs longer than the other two. The height is easily adjusted.
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You have to be precise because you only have a square about 12x12 to fit the valves and waste line in. Off the center of the vanity to center of the sink drain is 16 inches. Center of the working space under the sink off the floor is 24 inches. I wish I asked the question because I had to move all my plumbing basing it off a cabinet at home depot. Good luck
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It's attached to a slip out tray which should be directed into a sink from any position. Should be placed near sink for adequate drainage.
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It's rather flat. The water does not build up in the sink when running unless the stopper is in. FYI I love this sink and have bought it on 2 occasions. Much more useful than a double sink.
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Yes, mine has 1 drain hole, centrally located, about 3/4" in diameter. Hope this helps.
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I concur with the others About a half inch. If your drainage is good you should not have a problem. If your sink runs slow, it could be.
1275042
The drain is on the left side facing back. It is grooved into the corner of the machine so the hose aims backwards and is mid ways up. Hope this helps.
1405566
The drain is in the center. I bought a Delta pull down faucet and set it to the right of center and it shoots right down the drain, it's wonderful.
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It is only 8 inches by the edges or ends, and 8 and half inches at drain !, but its works fine , no problem !.
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The bottom of each leg has an adjustable foot to level it out, unless the floor drops to the drain dramatically.
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I've bough 4 sets of these legs for my rentals, so I think I can probably answer anything you need to know. I just measured a pair that are nearby. They are 28 inches to begin with. Then, there are "feet" that make them a bit longer. Then, there is a nut and a screw that adjusts from the top for additional height. There are also rubber mounts for one type of sink and metal ones for other types of sinks. You will use one of the sets that best matches up to your sink, and throw out the other. One last thing -- the legs can be easily cut with a bandsaw or sawzall if they need to be shorter. Then, the feet and nuts can be installed into the shorter tubes. All told, it is a pretty good set up. I've bought 4 sets total, and installed the last set about 30 days ago. Easy install.
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...I'm able to fold the legs for storage- but you have to be careful because the faucet is about 8-9 inches and you don't want anything hitting it. The drain hose is flexible and I've had no problem laying it gently down on the folded legs with the drain hose bent sideways
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Drain is centered. There is a flexible hose coming with the tub so the drain location in the slab/floor can be independent from the drain in the tub to some degree. My installer considered it a bad alternative and prone to leaking. Best locate the drain in the slab right under the bathtub center.