New Vanity install

[yepper12]

I have a 1986 Double wide trailer the master bath has a large vanity top with one sink in the middle. I would like to replace the top with a double sink top now my question. Is there any way that I can use the plumbing meaning tie the two new sinks in to single drain and then spliting the water supply into the two sinks. Maybe using a y or something to split the supply to the two.
Thanks for the help.

 

[Verdeboy]

Don't know why the moderators ignored you.

Of course it is possible to use the same water supply and drain. It is just a matter of going to your local plumbing supply store and getting the right parts. If you sketch out a diagram of your existing plumbing, they will help figure out what you need.

 

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[Mikey]

I infer from several other threads that manufactured homes use pipe and fittings which are quite different from those in site-built homes. For example, it would be easy to tell yepper12 to get a double stop to split the hot and cold water supply lines, but it's unlikely he's got 1/2" copper or something we're all used to sticking out of his wall. Nevertheless, I'm sure there's an equivalent, but I wouldn't know where to go to buy one, even in my area, which has thousands of manufactured homes around.

Drains are likely to be more conventional, I think, but I'm not at all sure.

Bottom line -- I'm sure it can be done, and Verdeboy's advice is the way to go. Your main problem will be finding a source of parts, but a good plumbing supply house would be the place to start.

 

[Terry]

A double fixture fitting would do it.

 

[Xenomorph]

This setup is done all the time for dual kitchen sinks....should be lots of info on the net and the kits are easily available even at home depot.

 

[Verdeboy]

This setup is done all the time for dual kitchen sinks....should be lots of info on the net and the kits are easily available even at home depot.

A double basin kitchen sink is not the same as two lavatory sinks side-by-side. The drain may be somewhat similar, but he'll still need to tee off his supply line.