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Sink next to dog shower

Christen Richardson

8 years ago

What is the size of the sink next to the dog shower? And can you tell me the cumulative size of the shower and sink? Trying to see if I have enough room to add sinkright next to our dog shower. Thank you

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Lindsay O. Creative
8 years ago
Hi, the sink fits in a 15" cabinet and the dog wash is a 3' x 3' standard base. Total you would require 56" of width for the sink, pony wall for plumbing and shower base
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