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| We are renovating a bathroom where we have a 46-inch-wide bathroom vanity which sits with the back and left sides attached to walls.
The mirror is going to be the same width as the vanity.
But we have a vent pipe from the sink going directly in the center and it can't be moved. So the advice I received is to pick a fixture with a back plate and have the electrical box installed with an offset and hidden behing the plate somehow. Our style is mostly transitional so I don't want anything too ornate or victorian but also don't want a very plain look. The one that I like most is this one: http://www.handmadeinvermont.com/hub_products/interior_sconces/int_sco nces_links/intsconce_20_5243.htm I thought there should be enough room there to do what we need to do but I called Handmadeinvermont and they said the plate is only 4.75" tall in the center so it can't be done with a 4" electrical box. Do any other options exist or do I need to dismiss this fixture and keep looking? |
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