A really tough vanity to install a lav faucet on.

[Terry]

What were they thinking?
The countertop is glued down, the vanity is secured to the wall, and it's an 8" wide spread.
I managed to install the faucet, but some parts were invisible and I was working by feel.

 

[CountryBumkin]

I find it painful and contorted just to get under my kitchen sink to change a filter (which has plenty of room).

 

[Sponsor]

 

[Terry]

It was painfull, I have the sore sports on the arm to show for it.

 

[SteveW]

I'm in pain just looking at that pic!
So you were working through those 2 open drawer slots? You are a better man than me.

 

[Cwhyu2]

So am I!

 

[Terry]

All done through the two drawer openings.

And I went back for a a rainhead shower arm by Rohl.
The threads on that were wrong, which they knew about three weeks ago. You can guess that this was was supplied by the general.
The end threads on the Rohl were a few straight threads, not the tapered 1/2" IP threads that the shower head has. I don't know why this stuff is so difficult for the general contractors. I think I'm speaking English to them. It would be nice if some of them used a site like this to get informed about plumbing. They make very "general" descisions and hold the check. I think I'm done with the contractor. I hate baby sitting.

 

[Widgit Maker]

Should have made the carpenter remove those top drawer fronts. Looks like someone nicked them up putting them in.