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        "text": "Upgrading from a single vanity to a double sink requires adequate wall width—typically at least 60 inches—to provide usable counter space and comfortable elbow room. Structurally, the plumbing must be split or extended: you will need two sets of water supply lines and either dual drain connections or an approved sanitary tee setup meeting local plumbing codes. If your current bathroom only has a single electrical outlet or centered lighting, you will also need to adjust wiring to accommodate two mirrors and balanced light fixtures.",
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        "description": "You need at least 60 inches of wall space, split water supply lines, updated drainage to support dual basins, and relocated lighting and electrical outlets."
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