Hi,
In redesigning our new kitchen layout, after much deliberation, we had settled for a layout. Only to find that the rising main would be exactly on the join between the new sink carcass and the integrated dishwasher. Looking at it, it would appear that I have the space to chase a small channel out of the floor and 'bend' it into the sink carcass with perhaps a small cutout in the bottom. Does this seem feasible? I cannot gauge how flexible this pipe is as it's still attached to the copper pipework above. Anything i should be careful of ?
I'm due to confirm with the kitchen place soon and it would need a complete redesign if it's a no-go. I don't want to order it as is and find it impossible later...
Thanks for your help !
Chris
this is what i mean...
then i can dress the stopcock etc back to vertical against the inside of the cabinet and the dishwasher would cover the hole in the floor in any case.
In redesigning our new kitchen layout, after much deliberation, we had settled for a layout. Only to find that the rising main would be exactly on the join between the new sink carcass and the integrated dishwasher. Looking at it, it would appear that I have the space to chase a small channel out of the floor and 'bend' it into the sink carcass with perhaps a small cutout in the bottom. Does this seem feasible? I cannot gauge how flexible this pipe is as it's still attached to the copper pipework above. Anything i should be careful of ?
I'm due to confirm with the kitchen place soon and it would need a complete redesign if it's a no-go. I don't want to order it as is and find it impossible later...
Thanks for your help !
Chris
this is what i mean...
then i can dress the stopcock etc back to vertical against the inside of the cabinet and the dishwasher would cover the hole in the floor in any case.
