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  "name": "How does plumbing in older Denver and Centennial homes affect vanity choices?",
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      "name": "How does plumbing in older Denver and Centennial homes affect vanity choices?",
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        "text": "Older housing stock in Denver and Centennial often has plumbing stub-outs entering from the floor rather than the wall, which impacts vanity selection. Many modern, off-the-shelf vanities feature enclosed bottoms and low interior drawers that cannot accommodate vertical floor pipes without heavy cutting. In these established neighborhoods, homeowners must either choose a cabinet with an open lower shelf, alter the vanity interior carpentry, or open the floor and subfloor to rework the plumbing lines into the wall during the renovation.",
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        "description": "Older homes often feature floor-mounted plumbing pipes that clash with modern vanity drawers, requiring cabinet interior modifications or wall-rerouted plumbing."
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  "description": "Older homes often feature floor-mounted plumbing pipes that clash with modern vanity drawers, requiring cabinet interior modifications or wall-rerouted plumbing"
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