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This video reviews a low profile vessel sink for a recent bathroom renovation project.
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[@rubyelixir]

hi there, ty for your videos. i have a question. We have ugly old cultured marble shell shaped integrated sink turning yellow (barf!) & its really low, like 4 inches above my son's knees (he's 6 ft. We need a quick and low cost fix without removing anything. So I decided to either paint or contact paper the vanity and maybe even the countertop. Add Cool Knobs. & last but not least, put a larger, taller rectangular vessel sink above & new fixtures. My question is, Do you really need to remove the preexisting sink? Can't I just run the drain pipe through the existing hole in the existing sink & add the extension pipe?

[@ThisBetterHome]

Not sure, but if you have a direct line of vision from the p-trap to the bottom of the new sink drain, I don’t see why you’d need to remove the existing sink. Could just run extended drain tube like you said. Good luck!

[@dosam_6146]

So your sink link goes to a totally different sink.

[@ThisBetterHome]

Oops - sorry about that. These companies sometimes change brand names and links are affected. I found the same sink and updated the link - you should now be able to see it. Thanks for letting me know!