Installing Bathroom Vanity
Installing Bathroom Vanity
Installing Bathroom Vanity
The Top Trend in Budget Bathroom Remodeling: Installing a New Bathroom Vanity
If you are looking for a way to update a dated bathroom, installing a bathroom vanity is the upgrade for you. While the 1980's and 1990's saw opulent bathroom vanities making appearances in master baths everywhere, the 2011/2012 decorating trends are looking to more understated, elegant vanities.
Since installing a bathroom vanity can be a do-it-yourself project for the handy homeowner, or an inexpensive installation for the not-so-handy, many are turning to this quick and inexpensive bathroom remodeling project to upgrade the looks of master baths and powder rooms. The process is fairly easy, but having a professional do the work ensures the right tools and skills for the job.
Knowing the basic steps of installing a bathroom vanity can help you understand the considerations for choosing a new vanity for the same location.
Removing a Bathroom Vanity
1. Turn water off at the shut-off valves.
2. Remove the supply lines running to the faucets and loosen the drain line
3. Remove the existing countertop
4. Loosen the caulk between the vanity and wall and remove screws or nails to complete the removal.
Installing a Bathroom Vanity
1. Shut off water to the home and drain the lines by turning on a faucet on the first floor.
2. Remove and replace shut off valves.
3. Screw the vanity to the wall.
4. Install the faucet and sink.
5. Connect the plumbing.
Take into consideration your piping arrangements and size requirements before purchasing your bathroom vanity if you plan on installing the bathroom vanity yourself. If the vanity has drawers, make sure they will not interfere with your plumbing. If your pipes have to be rearranged, you will need the assistance of a plumber.
Additional issues if you are considering installing a bathroom vanity to update a bathroom or for a bathroom remodeling project:
The exact dimensions of the vanity including the depth, width and height and its relationship to existing plumbing and fixtures.
The storage space needed in the vanity such as drawers and cabinets.
The durability needed for the vanity countertop for heavy use, natural stone tends to withstand the most wear and tear.
Remember the function will you need two sinks or will one do? Is there enough countertop space for your needs?
While having a budget for any remodeling project is an important aspect of bathroom renovations and updates, do not compromise on quality for the fixtures.
Having a new bathroom vanity installed that reflects your tastes and style can breathe new life into tired bathroom dcor, and it's money well spent in home improvement.
Installing Bathroom Vanity
By: Raul De La Rosa
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