Cold water supply to kitchen
I was hoping to install a dishwasher next to the kitchen sink unit by removing the adjacent kitchen base unit. However today I removed the base board and looked underneath the cupboard I need to remove and found that the cold water supply comes up from the concrete floor then goes through into the cupboard under the sink. Is there any way a plumber could move the inlet come up under the kitchen sink unit instead? And if so, is it likely to be very expensive? Thanks for your time.
Advice from 2 local tradespeople
Dishwasher usually have a small void...if integrated they are usually lifted approx 75mm off floor so plenty space to elbow it across at floor level...if not and pipe against wall either dig up floor to reposition or have sishwasher sticking out slightly...needs to be viewed
Yes, it is usually possible to move the cold water supply so that it comes up inside the sink cabinet instead of the adjacent unit. A plumber can normally reroute the pipe, although the complexity depends on how the pipe is installed under the concrete floor. In many cases, it is a relatively straightforward job and not excessively expensive, especially if no major floor work is required. I would recommend getting a plumber to inspect it and provide a quote before removing the cabinet. Good luck with your project.
Traducere:
